- Dec 27, 2014
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One day I was checking the recording on my surveillance DVR over wifi and the recording stopped for about a couple seconds then comes back on after 25-30 seconds after the previous time frame.
For example the time is 10:45:35, it then would pause the frame for a couple of seconds stuck at that time then the recording would go back to normal but would be 25-30 seconds after the initial frame, so it would be 10:46:00. I would lose 25-30 seconds of recording not knowing what happened outside or inside the business.
I refreshed thinking it was because of wifi, but it stopped for 25-30 seconds at the same exact time frame again. I went over to the DVR and manually did playback of the recording and still the same thing, It records as usual and it stops for couple of seconds then I see it skip ahead 25-30 seconds. I didn't think much of it, but then it happened again today when I was going through the recording.
Any help would be appreciated, the DVR is a QSEE model(only a year old) and it happens to all cams. The DVR is in a nice cool dry place, never disturbed.
Do you think its a faulty HDD?
Should I install an aftermarket HDD?
What HDD would you recommend for surveillance?
For example the time is 10:45:35, it then would pause the frame for a couple of seconds stuck at that time then the recording would go back to normal but would be 25-30 seconds after the initial frame, so it would be 10:46:00. I would lose 25-30 seconds of recording not knowing what happened outside or inside the business.
I refreshed thinking it was because of wifi, but it stopped for 25-30 seconds at the same exact time frame again. I went over to the DVR and manually did playback of the recording and still the same thing, It records as usual and it stops for couple of seconds then I see it skip ahead 25-30 seconds. I didn't think much of it, but then it happened again today when I was going through the recording.
Any help would be appreciated, the DVR is a QSEE model(only a year old) and it happens to all cams. The DVR is in a nice cool dry place, never disturbed.
Do you think its a faulty HDD?
Should I install an aftermarket HDD?
What HDD would you recommend for surveillance?
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