I know you said Windows, but I don't know any there.
However, ZoneMinder is a free solution which runs on Linux, and is not
resource-intensive. It's available at: http://www.zoneminder.com/
I've written about it in my blog: http://linuxnotes.us/archives/127
I wrote a complete installation script for it, which starts with a
minimal CentOS install. Been a while since I wrote it, but it should
still be good.
I'm no longer at the company which was using it, so don't have access to
security cameras any more. But I'd be happy to answer any questions
that I can.
JBB
On 3/15/2012 9:43 AM, Doug Hughes wrote:
On 3/15/2012 8:53 AM, Evan Pettrey wrote:
Good morning LOPSA,
I'm currently in the process of researching security camera recording
software. Our current solution is antiquated and needs to be
replaced. A Windows-based solution would be preferable as our door
security system is currently hosted on the same machine which runs on
Windows Server 2008. If there is a free/open source solution
available that would be ideal We only have around 20 cameras and we
don't need much beyond basic functionality.
The core functions that I'd like:
* Motion detection so video is only recorded when there is movement
(with sensitivity options)
* Video record looping so it will constantly record over the tail
end of itself
Thanks in advance.
It's not free, but we use NetGuard EVS. It provides all of those
features plus a few more. It also has several heads up sorts of
displays where you can preview all camers as once, then select a
particular camera, etc. All of the cameras are IP based. Some are
fixed, some are pan/rotate/tilt, depending upon application.
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