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| '''MJPEG (XX34A, XX41A, XX36A, XX42A, XX40A)''' || 176x120|| 900.00 Kbps|| 0.81 GB
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| '''MJPEG (XX34A, XX41A, XX36A, XX42A, XX40A, XX51A, XX52A, XX50A)''' || 176x120|| 900.00 Kbps|| 0.81 GB
 
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| ''' ''' || 352x240|| 2.40 Mbps || 2.16 GB
 
| ''' ''' || 352x240|| 2.40 Mbps || 2.16 GB
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| ''' ''' || 704x480|| 6.90 Mbps|| 6.21 GB
 
| ''' ''' || 704x480|| 6.90 Mbps|| 6.21 GB
 
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| '''H.264''' || No|| No|| No|| No|| Yes, 3x
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| '''H.264 (XX39A, XX49A)''' || 176x120|| 64.29 Kbps || 0.06 GB
 
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| '''Remote Viewing'''|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes
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| ''' '''|| 352x240|| 171.43 Kbps|| 0.15 GB
 
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| '''SD Card Storage''' || No|| No|| Yes|| Yes|| No
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| ''' ''' || 704x480|| 492.86 Kbps|| 0.44GB
 
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|''' Video Format'''|| MJPEG|| MJPEG|| H.264 || H.264 || MJPEG
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|'''H.264 (XX59A)'''|| 176x120|| 64.29 Kbps|| 0.06 GB
 
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| '''Motion Activated Recording'''|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes
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| ''' '''|| 352x240|| 171.43 Kbps|| 0.15 GB
 
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| '''WiFi'''|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes|| Yes
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| ''' '''|| 704x480|| 492.86 Kbps|| 0.44GB
 
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| '''Maximum Resolution'''|| 640x480|| 640x480|| 640x480|| 1280x720|| 640x480
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| ''' '''|| 1 Mega Pixel|| 1.61 Mbps|| 2.51 GB
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| '''Pan/Tilt''' || Pan 270°, Tilt 120° || Stationary camera || Pan 270°, Tilt 120° || Pan 270°, Tilt 120° ||Pan 355°, Tilt 90°
 
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| '''Weather Resistant''' || No || Yes || No || No || Yes
 
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| '''P2P App''' || No || No || No || Yes|| No
 
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| '''Power Cord Plug Size''' || 2.1mm (3.5mm x 1.35 mm jack)|| 2.1mm (3.5mm x 1.35 mm jack)|| 2.1mm (3.5mm x 1.35 mm jack)|| 2.11 (3.5mm x 1.35 mm jack)|| 5.5mm (5.5mm x 2.1 mm jack)
 
 
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*A video of a relatively still subject will take up less space than a video containing a lot of motion, because the motion-less parts are reused to reduce file size, but the high-motion shots cannot do that. Therefore, the same compression technique might result in a 1:30 ratio for some shots and as much as 1:200 in others. The values shown in this table are estimates. Actual numbers will vary.
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*Recording rate was calculated using 25 frames per second. If you recording in real time (30 fps) these numbers would be slightly higher.
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==Related Products==
 
==Related Products==
  
*[[XX34A|AirSight (XX34A)]]
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*[[XX34A|AirSight Indoor (XX34A)]]
*[[XX41A|AirSight (XX41A)]]
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*[[XX41A|AirSight Indoor WideEye (XX41A)]]
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*[[XX51A|AirSight Indoor WideEye P2P (XX51A)]]
 
*[[XX36A|AirSight Outdoor (XX36A)]]
 
*[[XX36A|AirSight Outdoor (XX36A)]]
*[[XX42A|AirSight Outdoor (XX42A)]]
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*[[XX42A|AirSight Outdoor WideEye (XX42A)]]
*[[XX39A|AirSight SD (XX39A)]]
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*[[XX52A|AirSight Outdoor WideEye P2P (XX52A)]]
*[[XX59A|AirSight HD (XX59A)]]
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*[[XX39A|AirSight Indoor SD (XX39A)]]
*[[XX40A|AirSight PTZ (XX40A)]]
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*[[XX49A|AirSight Indoor P2P SD (XX49A)]]
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*[[XX59A|AirSight Indoor WideEye HD SD P2P (XX59A)]]
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*[[XX40A|AirSight Outdoor PTZ (XX40A)]]
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*[[XX50A|Airsight Outdoor PTZ HD P2P (XX50A)]]

Latest revision as of 00:05, 16 May 2014

Question

How much space will recorded video from the IP camera take up on my hard drive?

Answer

About 9 MB per minute, or a little over 1/2 GB per hour, at 640 x 480 fullspeed recording- it may take a little less space if there is no motion for a while.


Video Format Resolution Bandwidth Required

Per Camera

Recording Rate

(Gigabytes per hour )

MJPEG (XX34A, XX41A, XX36A, XX42A, XX40A, XX51A, XX52A, XX50A) 176x120 900.00 Kbps 0.81 GB
352x240 2.40 Mbps 2.16 GB
704x480 6.90 Mbps 6.21 GB
H.264 (XX39A, XX49A) 176x120 64.29 Kbps 0.06 GB
352x240 171.43 Kbps 0.15 GB
704x480 492.86 Kbps 0.44GB
H.264 (XX59A) 176x120 64.29 Kbps 0.06 GB
352x240 171.43 Kbps 0.15 GB
704x480 492.86 Kbps 0.44GB
1 Mega Pixel 1.61 Mbps 2.51 GB


  • A video of a relatively still subject will take up less space than a video containing a lot of motion, because the motion-less parts are reused to reduce file size, but the high-motion shots cannot do that. Therefore, the same compression technique might result in a 1:30 ratio for some shots and as much as 1:200 in others. The values shown in this table are estimates. Actual numbers will vary.


  • Recording rate was calculated using 25 frames per second. If you recording in real time (30 fps) these numbers would be slightly higher.


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