Setup Hikvision IP Camera without NVR and QNAP NAS as HDD storage
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Tutorial on how to setup the hikvision IP camera as standalone without using NVR or Network Video Recorder. Also using QNAP NAS as HDD or Hard Disk Drive storage.
Thank you for this video. Since qnap dropped support for hikvision cams and only onvif way is possible, your way helpmed me to get around it. Thank you and all the best!
My pleasure.
very informative and very well explained. great job sir.
Thanks and welcome
Your videos are very informative.
If you are storing camera101 video on an HDD and later mount NAS share to your NVR can you store the stream from camera101 to both simultaneously? Thanks.
Thanks. If you are recording on an NVR and also recording from camera directly to the NAS the answer is yes it will be recorded simultaneously.
@@ozzysero1976 That's good to know. I'm want to store on Open Media Vault. The NVR does not detect my share when run search. I can mount it on my Linux laptop without issue and write to it. I must be NFS options. I'll keep working on it.
Thanks for the video
I want to setup IP camera record directly to PC with a WD purple HDD. Can I do it with SADP tool or do I need ivms4200 with storage server?
Also what will be the minimum requirements for the PC for this setup?
Also please let me know if ivms4200 and SADP tool can work with any IP cameras or just with Hikvision cameras?
Hello Rijo, you need the iVMS4200 for the PC type video recording setup. SADP tool is only a tool to setup your Hikvision devices not for recording or monitoring. PC requirement for the iVMS4200 will depend on how many cameras/channels and if you are using it also for live monitoring. If only minimal (4 channels) and recording only (no streaming/monitoring live) i5 4GB memory should be sufficient. I haven't tried SADP tool with different brand of IP camera so I can't answer this question sorry.
I want to ask if this method works on all hik vision ip camera?
Hi mate you I believed it is applicable to all unless the camera is very old old.
please share the link of storage and snapshot..
Hey man, is there a way to do that while the camera is outside the NAS network? Outside the LAN? I have them set up in different location and wonder how to connect all that.
there are ways to do that but probably not ideal unless you have a very good WAN connection. You can use VPN tunnel. There are other ways to do it but this is the secured way that I can think off. Check WireGuard VPN.
@Ozzysero i have a Hikvision cam i want to hardwire to router n see on my phone app (Hikvision) but bit keeps saying connection lost check connections but powers on and all new cables app works also ...just won't connect ive tried everything
Are you able to access it from your computer web browser? Is it a cam or nvr? If you can send me a drawing with ip address so I can check it for you that would be great.
How many cameras can I add to a QNAP device, and does it support high-quality cameras 4K and 8 megapixels?!!
That will depend on your storage size. It will support 4k but be aware of the file size especially if it is continuously recording. There are online calculator for this if you want to check.
i WANT TO CONNECT MY TPLINK C100 CAMERA TO MY PC FOR EXTRA RECORDING STORAGE .
cAN YOU HELP
Good pm i want to ask if you can help how to config my qnap nas to become my storage. tnx
Sure, please be specific of what you’re asking. Is that new? What model?