- Jul 14, 2009
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I'm in the process of building a home security system composed of 4 IP Cameras, a 8 port PoE switch and a server. I haven't decided whether to run Windows or a Linux variant on the server yet. The cameras I'm using are Dahua IPC-HFW4300S and come with software for Windows so I was leaning that direction.
My question is what is the best way to secure my video files from being physically stolen along with the rest of my stuff?
I live in an apartment so physically securing things behind secure doors would be difficult. I've considered Mangocam offsite backup, however for 4 cams at 4 fps it is $10 a month. Not terribly expensive, however 4fps is pretty low. I do have 100GB Google Drive and potentially could save video files to that...
Any ideas are much appreciated.
My question is what is the best way to secure my video files from being physically stolen along with the rest of my stuff?
I live in an apartment so physically securing things behind secure doors would be difficult. I've considered Mangocam offsite backup, however for 4 cams at 4 fps it is $10 a month. Not terribly expensive, however 4fps is pretty low. I do have 100GB Google Drive and potentially could save video files to that...
Any ideas are much appreciated.
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