would like to have recordings saved on more hard drives rather than just have the option for one. planning to make this my primary DVR for 12 security cameras but will not work till this option is available.
Or maybe there's something i missed...
Multiple Drive Recording
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ryan - Posts: 1015
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Re: Multiple Drive Recording
Hi Jeffrey,
In the licensed versions of the application you can have clips matching a given rule be exported via ftp or to a local/networked drive, one of those might satisfy your use case?
For more details please see the following help articles:
http://www.sighthound.com/support/export-local-folder
http://www.sighthound.com/support/rule-editor (ftp is a bit more than half way down)
In the licensed versions of the application you can have clips matching a given rule be exported via ftp or to a local/networked drive, one of those might satisfy your use case?
For more details please see the following help articles:
http://www.sighthound.com/support/export-local-folder
http://www.sighthound.com/support/rule-editor (ftp is a bit more than half way down)
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nz_cctv - Posts: 19
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Re: Multiple Drive Recording
The suggested solution would work but you loose the built in house cleaning.
eg delete old files when the drive gets full.
Other option include
-turn the disks to dynamic and span the volumes. Windows only.
-use a program to pool the storage.
A lot more flexible than raid.
The one I use on my media server is Drive Bender - Division-M.
-hardware raid.
-use a program to do the house cleaning on the other drives. eg WatchDirectory
eg delete old files when the drive gets full.
Other option include
-turn the disks to dynamic and span the volumes. Windows only.
-use a program to pool the storage.
A lot more flexible than raid.
The one I use on my media server is Drive Bender - Division-M.
-hardware raid.
-use a program to do the house cleaning on the other drives. eg WatchDirectory