40+ ip cameras
ZM and 30 ip cams
Hi guys,
I am trying to set up a system with 30/34 ip cams (Hamlet HNIPC30)
This is my server config:
Athlon 64 3200+
ram 2 gb
slackware 10.2 w/ 2.6.13
ZM 1.22.2
and images MUST to be:
640x480 color
at least 2 fps
For now I've tryed with 20 cams and found that the Load Average is about 5.0/11.0 (I have some script working to backup images into 2 external disk, and firefox polling 4 cams each 5 secs), that cause the server to be TOOOO slow sometime.
A test with a similar system but with only 512 MB ram was a failure (load average over 40 and server inaccesible even from console).
I would to know if somebody among you successed to set up a usable 30 ip cams system. My problem is that it seems zmc is polling at a rate of more than 2 fps, whatever config change i try.
Some advice/suggestion/tip/other?
Thank you!
Khar
I am trying to set up a system with 30/34 ip cams (Hamlet HNIPC30)
This is my server config:
Athlon 64 3200+
ram 2 gb
slackware 10.2 w/ 2.6.13
ZM 1.22.2
and images MUST to be:
640x480 color
at least 2 fps
For now I've tryed with 20 cams and found that the Load Average is about 5.0/11.0 (I have some script working to backup images into 2 external disk, and firefox polling 4 cams each 5 secs), that cause the server to be TOOOO slow sometime.
A test with a similar system but with only 512 MB ram was a failure (load average over 40 and server inaccesible even from console).
I would to know if somebody among you successed to set up a usable 30 ip cams system. My problem is that it seems zmc is polling at a rate of more than 2 fps, whatever config change i try.
Some advice/suggestion/tip/other?
Thank you!
Khar
Yes, I have a production system with 8 ip cams (axis 211 with mjpg), Pentium 3ghz, 2 gb of ram, kernel 2.4.31, reading 1.5/2.0 fps at 640x480 in colors, plus firefox reading all cams in streaming, that show a Load Average of about 4.5collinm wrote:so i should be ok,
with a 4600+ and 2gig of ram, for 8 cam
Regards
Khar
are you able to get 5 fps?khar wrote:Yes, I have a production system with 8 ip cams (axis 211 with mjpg), Pentium 3ghz, 2 gb of ram, kernel 2.4.31, reading 1.5/2.0 fps at 640x480 in colors, plus firefox reading all cams in streaming, that show a Load Average of about 4.5collinm wrote:so i should be ok,
with a 4600+ and 2gig of ram, for 8 cam
Regards
Khar
CV-SDC880 (8 port capture)
http://store.bluecherry.net/8_port_vide ... sdc880.htm
with a 4600+ and 2gig of ram, for 8 cam
i search to get around 4 to 5 fps
if the computer is used only for zm is it possible?
http://store.bluecherry.net/8_port_vide ... sdc880.htm
with a 4600+ and 2gig of ram, for 8 cam
i search to get around 4 to 5 fps
if the computer is used only for zm is it possible?
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i would say no, but a new quad core duo might be able to, you are asking your machine to handle over 350 fps in normal res 320x240.
but with a quad core, mmx libs and no motion detection and a lot of ram, fast hd etc you 'might' get it working. Forget having local viewing too mind
but with a quad core, mmx libs and no motion detection and a lot of ram, fast hd etc you 'might' get it working. Forget having local viewing too mind
James Wilson
Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
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Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk