YrbkMgr wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 2:03 am This is a righteous find! Thanks for posting it.

Glad it's of interest, it really helped me make my system that little bit more neat and tidy!

There's a publication in the self help documentation discussing this very thing -> Status Log Errors - GPU . Also there's a Troubleshooting Toolkit that may be helpful. Ah I feel like a dummy, I totally missed that part of the guide. I was also being far too confident in my setup, I assumed my grap...

Afternoon all, I have an occassional and seemingly random issue where I get logs like: 14/03/2022 14:55:55 CAM1: Signal: restored (8) 14/03/2022 14:55:49 CAM1: FORCE quitting pXServer thread (1) 14/03/2022 14:CAM1: FORCE quitting CGadSocket thread 189 300 -1 (0) Followed by a few no signals and a ma...

Just a copy and paste from my previous thread on this, this is my current setup: i3-9100 with 8GB of RAM can run 7 x 4MP and 2 x 2MP cameras @10FPS, 7 day retention no issue, currently using direct to disk (with my W10 PC as the time server so all the cameras are in sync without internet access) and...

Just want to add what my set up is: [*]I have a dual-NIC set up, one NIC is camera LAN, the other NIC is general LAN + WAN. [*]I have a camera VLAN (CCTV feeds + BI PC camera LAN NIC), nothing in my network can communicate to the camera LAN other than the cameras and BI PC NIC, and vice versa. [*]I'...

I've recently put my system online for the first time and as part of the I've VLAN'd all my cameras and set up a dual-NIC interface on my BI computer so my CCTV LAN is completely isolated from the web and my general LAN. As I'm also doing Direct-to-Disc recording, this meant I had the issue of someh...

Just an update, i3-9100 with 8GB of RAM can run 7 x 4MP and 2 x 2MP cameras no issue, currently using direct to disk (with my W10 PC as the time server so all the cameras are in sync without internet access) and getting around 4GB total RAM usage and 25% CPU utilization, the onboard GPU is barely at...

Thanks for the advice!

I found this tool too: https://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/help/calculator/

Which helps a lot!!

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I really can't fault the Hikvision IPC X240 series (X being T for turret, B for bullet etc.) 4MP cameras so really good definition, but work well in low light (e.g. streetlighting) in full colour with very little distortion or noise, I've found they're a really good balance between definition and ni...