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NX server usage of bandwith

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi Liv Pettersen,

    If pre-recording and post-recording is used, or motion in general, the server stores data in its RAM, thus also uses bandwidth, the equal amount as it would when it would record continuously.

    What would reduce the bandwidth is when using in-camera motion, or better, in-camera analytics. This way, only listening packets are sent from and to the VMS, which are much smaller than video data.

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  • Liv Pettersen

    Hi

    Should i then disable motion in nx and set a rule in the camera and enable motion via analytic in the camera?

     

    Regards Liv

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi Liv Pettersen,

    That would be the thing I would do.
    Please do not forget to set the time schedule for the rule as well.

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  • Liv Pettersen

    Thank you

    As long as its outside the time schedule no analytic will be sent to the camera, is this correct? Seeing as this is schools and kindergarten there will be a lot of activity during the hours outside det schedule

     

    Regards Liv

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi Liv Pettersen,

    That is correct. Please note, that there will always be communication between server(s) and camera(s) for status checks, etc. and this will be quite frequent as well, but packet size is smaller, nevertheless it still adds up, but if should considerably less than streaming video data.

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  • Liv Pettersen

    Hi

    Thank you for the answers. To set this up how should the time schedule on camera settings on recording be? Same as the rule on analytic event? Now recording is disabled duo to bandwith, but i need to test. Just set recording active with object and make the time the same as the rule?

    Regards Liv

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    That's correct Liv Pettersen.

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