Oregon Surveillance Camera With Audio Recording Laws

I only use these on location for recording audio.

Audio is not my forté, and I have long dreaded having to take care of it when working on projects by myself. When confronted with a job that required 4 people to be mic'd, I had to find a good solution to solve getting all inputs into my camera, while not breaking the bank. After a lot of research, I decided to get the H6 to use for recording audio, and relaying audio to camera on video projects. With the four XLR inputs and expandable to 2 more, this recorder does the job awesomely. You can connect your mics to the recorder, and using the line output, connect the recorder straight to your camera to get all audio in camera along with the separate channel recording in the H6 itself. It's a fail safe that keeps me feeling solid during work no. You can read about all the tech specs online...I'm just here to say it is a champ for me.

This is exactly what I needed to get my old surveillance camera back up and running. Thanks.

I have purchased a lot of these drives that I use in Synology NAS devices as security surveillance. They work great with no problems. They are durable and work perfectly for surveillance recording. If you are recording video surveillance, these are the drives you need.

I use it for shortfilms and documentaries audio recording.

Good audio recording for beginners.

Works as advertised but I cannot use it due to local laws.

Love it, my second one. I bought 4 more for my brother in laws

I purchased this to use at my in-laws cottage strictly as a security camera. With no one there 6 months out of the year and it being closed up without any electricity; it is nice to be able to keep track of the exterior. I'm able to see if anyone is there, not to mention the occasional deer, raccoon or fox that wonders by.

I'm using it for concerts, where it improves footage that previously looked more like a surveillance camera!