Salient CompleteView Server & Storage Calculator

Disable server processing will increase server performance.
However, the following features will be disabled for the camera(s).

1. Server Motion Detection
2. Timestamp Overlay
3. Camera Name Overlay
4. Dynamic Resolution Scaling
5. Transcode or recompress video
6. Camera preview in setup
7. Video Analytics

If clients will be viewing live video, enter the number of
frames per second being transmitted from the server. Example:
If you have 10 cameras recording at 5 frames per second
and two clients will be viewing all cameras at full frame rate
enter 100 in this feild.

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Camera Group

Step 1: Add a single camera or a group of multiple cameras in this box. The camera specifications provided will determine the type of server and amount of storage that is recomended.

Camera name:
Number of cameras:
Camera type: IP Camera(s) Analog Camera(s)
Average Frame Rate: Frames Per Second
Resolution
Compression
Scene complexity or motion
Average image size (kilobytes):
Hours per day to store:
Number of days to store:
Average % of time with motion:
(100% if recording all images)
Live viewing frame rate:
Disable Server Processing [?]

CompleteView Project Settings

Step 2: Add the camera(s) configured in Step 1. After clicking Add Camera(s) the camera specifications will apear in the list below. Continue to add cameras configured in Step 1 until you have completed defining all the cameras for a project or a site. Finally click Server Report to get a detailed report of server requirements and recomendations.

Cameras recorded by CompleteView recording servers:

The total storage required is 0GB

Which edition of CompleteView VMS will be used?
CompleteView ONE
CompleteView Pro
CompleteView Enterprise

Allow external storage.

RAID storage configuration is required.

Project Name: