hdd record some times
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I'm not sure the question but I'll answer what I know. You can replace the HDD in the DVR if you wish maybe for a larger HDD or for backups. You can program it to record all or specific channels all the time. You can program any or all of the channels to record during certain times of the day or days of the week. You can even program it to record some or all channels only when motion is activated. You can have that motion activation set for different times of the day and different areas of the camera's view can be set for the activation, so as to not record unwanted movement; for example, you can program an outside camera pointed at your driveway to ignore the traffic on the road but start recording once movement is in the driveway. Moreover, any of the before mentioned modes can be intermingled by each camera when you program it yourself at home. As a side note, you can back up the HDD files online or via a computer on the network but it is slower than I would like. For example, if I got an email that someone was in my home, I would wish it could record online at the same time for me but this is not exactly an option. You kind of can but it causes other record issues so it is best to hide the DVR so the intruder cannot find it. (side note: the cameras are not the best quality and have a low field of view AKA viewing angle.)
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It word fine. I buy a 1 tb hard drive dvr, that récord a month and always érase the 31 day only
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It depends on how long is your drive,witch resolution.The event recordings (shock) does`nt over writes. With the software you can adjust the pecentage off normal and event records.The manual says that you should format the data once in a month.
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A friend of mine uses his with a USB connected and runs it like that for extra recording time.
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A HDD in the DVR. Flash mem for limited recording time. Not hard to imagine for $99-.
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Antonio, data, pictures and videos can be recorded in the proper format. Many times for data, you can also just do a save as, then select your drive.
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1 TB with continuous non-stop recording will hold about 3 weeks. You'll need a 3.5 SATA hard drive with a maximum of 3TB. So lets say you want a 3TB HDD, well you'll have about 9 week of non-stop recordings. However, you can set your DVR to motion detection, that way it'll record when it is triggered by motion in order to have optimum storage. Also, the DVR has automatic override, so when your HD is full, you'll system will override itself and keep recording. Hope this helped!
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Yes it records in a loop mode-the oldest file in the memory card is overwritten.
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Yes you can add a hard drive (I put a 1 TB SATA) and then set it to record to it.
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Actually, I'm not entirely sure, but I dropped a 750gb drive in it and it records a LOT!
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One TB hard drive will record 7 days or so and recycles, so on day 8, day one will be overwritten. This happens automatically unles you change the setting.
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You can get hardware that allows you to record onto the computer. The hardware is a memory hog. Or maybe it is software.
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I have been using it for months now and it records per minutes totaling to 60 minutes. Not continuous. You may need more memory.
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It depends on how you set up your hard drive to record. If you set it up to record non stop a 500GB will last you one week. Remember you can always set up your system to record with motion detection, and the system as automatic over ride in case you run of space in your HDD.
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I tried to do this, but the device doesn't work with a hard drive. I wish they would make a version with a DVR or hard drive storage.
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It will record any sounds that you can here from inside the vehicle (You can turn the sensitivity up/down/off). The 128GB in HD gives me 2+ hours a day of recording for 3 to 4 weeks before it automatically records over the oldest.
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Yes, you can. This unit only records when there is a DVD in the drive bay-I originally thought there was a hard drive to buffer the recording; there is not. Great unit, have using ours for a couple of years.