When the number of channels increases — say, to 64 or hundreds of channels — the principles remain the same, but the architecture and implementation have to evolve.
One way is through stacking standalone NVRs: an increase of channels just means an increase of NVRs. Individual NVRs, added as needed, have the advantage of being close to the familiar DVR or VCR model that many security practitioners are used to, said Jeff Whitney, VP of Marketing at Intransa. Stacking NVRs is also less expensive, as NVRs often use older components and technologies. Sometimes, all you need is the simplicity of NVRs.
- An increase of channels just means an increase of NVRs.
- Multiple stand-alone NVRs are usually managed by embedded software.
- As the number of channels increases, client-server architecture may help manage more effectively.
When the number of channels increases — say, to 64 or hundreds of channels — the principles remain the same, but the architecture and implementation have to evolve.
One way is through stacking standalone NVRs: an increase of channels just means an increase of NVRs. Individual NVRs, added as needed, have the advantage of being close to the familiar DVR or VCR mod...
Product Adopted:Digital Video Recording,
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