I think most of the feature it has are of no use to me, but who knows? Maybe I'll find out I'm wrong one day. Now I have wasted everyone's time in explaining something completely unimportant to the discussion, just cause, well, never mind I'll try to stay civilized.Īctually The most interesting feature BI has as far as I see is that it supports more than 1 vendor cameras without losing camera functionality (I believe I wrote that already before in this thread). I'm not interested in making my setup more complex than it has to be, and maintaining 2 PCs makes zero sense to me. I am sure you have many ideas and solutions that will suggest how I can tweak the setup, and find very good pcs and what not. This is part of the picture (pardon the pun).
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What's more, finding a PC with power, noise, heat dissipation ratings similar to a well designed NVR is very hard job, given that the space is limited, and in a central area in the house, heat buildup and noise pollution are an issue, especially when more than 1 electronics is involved. Migrating that system to Windows just to run a windows based VMS simply makes no sense, and I can't see a reason to maintain 2 separate PCs. I already have a Linux setup with all sorts of stuff its doing which is completely not relevant for this discussion. I actually didn't want to start a windows vs linux discussion, but you're really trying to force it for some very weird reason.Ī simple "No there isn't" would've definitely been sufficient. I have paid for many windows licenses, and it's really not an issue.Ĭost is a consideration, yes, but as an overall solution seeming that I'm considering a 300$+ NVR I can't say I'm cutting costs. Already got a digital watchdog referral, and I am checking it out, but I don't think it's the right thing for me.
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