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Bandwidth & Storage
Most of our customers record and stream the video events using our software in either 720P or..."

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<h1>Bandwidth & Storage</h1>
Most of our customers record and stream the video events using our software in either <b>720P</b> or <b>1080P</b> resolution. Below is a breakdown of different estimate requirements under both resolution scenarios.

{{Aside | hue = 200 | icon = 🕮 |content = Estimates assume H.264 compression is set at 30% @ 30fps with AAC 16 KHz 32kbit audio}}

{{Aside | hue = 50 | icon = ⚠ | content = Speeds are per client connection and depend on lighting, color, and scene activity.}}

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{{Flexbox | left =
<center><h2>Cameras to Server</h2></center>
This is a persistent 1:1 connection for each camera added to our system.

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<th>Camera Resolution</th>
<th>Connection Speed</th>
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<td>720P</td>
<td>~2.3Mbps</td>
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<center><h2>Client to Server Live Observation</h2></center>
This is an on demand connection, and will only be used when clients are performing live observation via the software.

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<th>Camera Resolution</th>
<th>Connection Speed</th>
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This is an on demand connection, and will only be used when clients are performing video review via the software.

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<th>Camera Resolution</th>
<th>Connection Speed</th>
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<td>~2.3Mbps</td>
</tr>
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<td>1080P</td>
<td>~5Mbps</td>
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This is the typical storage requirements we see in our applications.

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<th>Storage Consumption</th>
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<td>~1GB/hr per camera</td>
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 Most of our customers record and stream the video events using our software in either <b>720P</b> or <b>1080P</b> resolution. Below is a breakdown of different estimate requirements under both resolution scenarios.
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