“Most wireless wideband security systems supplied have four cameras. Yours has eight. What issues does this cause? If all eight are feeding data at one time are there bandwidth issues. How many frames per second do you send for each camera.”

This question is for: Night Owl - 8 Channel Wi-Fi NVR with 8 Wi-Fi IP 1080p HD 2-Way Audio Cameras and 1TB Hard Drive

Asked by Allen 8 years ago

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I’ve had no issues with loss of any camera or overload on bandwidth. I keep my on motion detection instead of continuous recording. Saves data and storage space but you can still monitor it in live mode. I haven’t had any issues.
Answered by Mammadeb 8 years ago
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I have 6 cameras and do not have any issues with multiple cameras recording at one time.
Answered by Melanie 8 years ago
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Bandwidth use can be adjusted with the sensitivity of the cameras. While streaming I use high def on the cameras. Standard preset on the FPS
Answered by Mammadeb 8 years ago
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Good Afternoon. Our Wireless NVR has its own build-in network for communication with the cameras. Therefore, it is not dependent upon an ISP for recording or live view on a TV or monitor. If you choose to remotely view the system on a smart device, PC or MAC, you will need to connect the NVR to your modem/router. This system records and plays back at 15 FPS. Thank you for choosing Night Owl!
Answered by Night Owl 8 years ago
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