Hello, is this camera can be paired with synology nas for DVR recording ?
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Hello, we have yet to test it with Network Attached Storage, but if it's treated the same as an external hard drive, you can record to it but only on continuous recording mode. As it is right now, we support recording right to a PC on the network via IE browser (with ActiveX enabled) or iSpy, which is a third party IP camera recording application. We do have a cloud-based storage solution in the works...we're currently about 3 weeks out from going live with it.
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If you are asking about IPv6, then I think the answer is no. I didn't see any IPv6 configuration information in the setup process. I could be wrong, but I am strongly inclined to assume that the cameras and the dvr are both IPv4 only.
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Absolutely, since it's a 3 Megapixel camera, it provides a lot of detail in either the daytime (color) or the nighttime (black/white IR). It works great with Synology's Diskstation (2 camera usage licenses included free). Just configure it as a "IPC-HFW4300S" which is an included camera option. I set my camera parameters to H.264, 2048x1536, 20 FPS, Variable Bitrate, Image Quality 5; for both Recording and Live View. This works very well...The only thing I will say is don't stare at the night vision view in dark rooms too long -- you may start noticing dust moving past the camera in IR mode at night which is a bit freaky. :) Absolutely, since it's a 3 Megapixel camera, it provides a lot of detail in either the daytime (color) or the nighttime (black/white IR). It works great with Synology's Diskstation (2 camera usage licenses included free). Just configure it as a "IPC-HFW4300S" which is an included camera option. I set my camera parameters to H.264, 2048x1536, 20 FPS, Variable Bitrate, Image Quality 5; for both Recording and Live View. This works very well...The only thing I will say is don't stare at the night vision view in dark rooms too long -- you may start noticing dust moving past the... » Read More Absolutely, since it's a 3 Megapixel camera, it provides a lot of detail in either the daytime (color) or the nighttime (black/white IR). It works great with Synology's Diskstation (2 camera usage licenses included free). Just configure it as a "IPC-HFW4300S" which is an included camera option. I set my camera parameters to H.264, 2048x1536, 20 FPS, Variable Bitrate, Image Quality 5; for both Recording and Live View. This works very well...The only thing I will say is don't stare at the night vision view in dark rooms too long -- you may start noticing dust moving past the camera in IR mode at night which is a bit freaky. :) « Show Less
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No, this DVR is designed to work with analog video cameras using BNC cables, not Ethernet or wireless from IP cameras.
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I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I recommend you go to their website and initiate a dialogue. I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I... » Read More I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I recommend you go to their website and initiate a dialogue. « Show Less
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It seems like yes, although Synology Surveillance Station documentation does not explicitly list it. According to Synology WIKI, "http--forum.synology.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_use_Surveillance_Station";, you can set up a generic IP camera. For this Samsung camera and most Samsung IP cameras, try following settings -- HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera with at samsungsmartcam dot com, i.e., when you first set up the camera), Stream URL or Source Path = /profile5/media.smp. Disclaimer -- I do not own Synology Surveillance Station. But it seems this camera might work fine. It seems like yes, although Synology Surveillance Station documentation does not explicitly list it. According to Synology WIKI, "http--forum.synology.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_use_Surveillance_Station";, you can set up a generic IP camera. For this Samsung camera and most Samsung IP cameras, try following settings -- HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera with at samsungsmartcam dot com, i.e., when you first set up the camera), Stream URL or Source Path =... » Read More It seems like yes, although Synology Surveillance Station documentation does not explicitly list it. According to Synology WIKI, "http--forum.synology.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_use_Surveillance_Station";, you can set up a generic IP camera. For this Samsung camera and most Samsung IP cameras, try following settings -- HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera with at samsungsmartcam dot com, i.e., when you first set up the camera), Stream URL or Source Path = /profile5/media.smp. Disclaimer -- I do not own Synology Surveillance Station. But it seems this camera might work fine. « Show Less
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I use the Qnap NAs that has the software for it. It also serves as my Media Center NAS so I can watch the camera video on my smart TVs as well.
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No. You will need a compatible interface that works with your recording software.
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They are compatible with Synology. I believe you might need to be running v5 of their os for full compatibility. I am using them with my DS214+
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With Synology you could use the Foscam profile, which will work without zoom support. Blue Iris software would be a better choice for recording with a direct support for this camera or alikes.
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Yes, you can. My DVR is Zmodo actually. And I believe most cameras, if not all will work on all DVRs.
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It does according to this: http://www.synology.com/support/faq_show.php?lang=us&q;_id=408
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Check out the manufacturer's website, synology.com. It already lists a 5 TB Seagate NAS drive as compatible.
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This didn't answer his question. He asked HOW to setup the system to record to DVR or hard drive. I'm curious also.
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Sorry I am not familiar with NAS. Just used the RCA jacks to connect to a TV. Here is a link to a similar camera I bought.Glenn Swann Night Hawk 2.4 GHz Wireless Outdoor Security System
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You can rSync to do it. Or have QNAP's RTRR keep pulling data from synology over FTP that should work too.
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I dont believe this enclosure is meant to be use as NAS. It can be configured while connoted to a computer.