Wireless Security Camera Record To Chip

Great quality on the videos and plenty of memory to record in my security camera.

As an assistant camera, I add a lot of value to myself by including a wireless follow focus with my rate. I couldn't afford to purchase a preston or any sort of 3-channel system at the time, so I decided to buy the microRemote system so I could at least say it's an option. I was concerend about the previous reviewer's comments on wireless range, so I contacted redrock directly to see if they had any comment. They told me that all new units were now shipping with an upraded chip that gives a 1 mile line of sight range. I thought that was pretty ridiculous, but with that states spec I figured it would work for my needs. And it does. The new chip lets me go further than my Teradek wireless video signal will even go. I can blow through walls, houses, anything. I have yet to loose a connection, or even needed to change the channels on the back. The unit works great, and I ended up purchasing the run/stop cable for epic cameras so now I can trigger the recording of an epic/scarlet wirelessly, which is super nice. I really like the mapping feature of it as well, so even when I'm forced to pull focus on short-throw L-series lenses, the system expands the throw so I can actually make marks with the much longer through of the control unit.

Feels really good and gives me more security as I take my shot and record

The physical drive itself is great. I really like the SoftRAID software it comes with but it has two issues: You have to completely disable Apple's T2 chip security feature for SoftRAID to install its driver. I believe if they worked with Apple, Apple could sign the driver and allow it to be installed with the T2 chip setting allowing T2 security turned on with SoftRAID driver. A fix may be on the way for that. Second, the RAID drive does not show up on the About this Mac Storage status. Not a big deal. Otherwise SoftRAID is very easy to use, clear graphical user interface. It is what Apple's RAID setup should be. So far I have had no need to use it to rebuild/recover a RAIDed drive. Therefore I can give no feedback. This is being used on a 2019 Mac Pro.

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.

I'm using the Pocket 2 Creator Combo to record dance rehearsals so the dancers can review the choreography. I used to use a GoPro 8 Black but got tired of lockups requiring battery removal and the wireless connection with my iPhone breaking and then not bring able to control the camera anymore. The final straw was GoPro removing critical functions like whitebalance and color mode control from the app. The Pocket 2 was a breeze to set up and it delivers a fantastic picture with far less noise than the GoPro did. The fact that I can pan the camera remotely and put a small wireless microphone on the choreographer while she gives instructions are a huge plus - with a COVID mask on and distance between her and the camera, her voice would otherwise barely be audible in the videos. The only downsides are that the Pocket 2 tops out at 60 fps even in 1080p mode, and that the included storage case is useless when having the Do It All Handle attached. I found the tinyRigs Travel Case, which solves the second issue and is a real bargain at about $20.

These are my first wireless earphones and man am i glad i got them. With the Apple W1 chip pairing with my iPhone is seamless. Also since im not an audiophile, the sound quality i would say is just right for the casual listener.

I am a speaker and need to record and wireless transmit at the same time. This recorder is amazing.

Installed this in an older Core i7 tower to record security cameras with TrueNAS. After running exclusively SSDs for so long, this is a noisy drive, but it's working very well. Several high-bitrate cameras are recording to it simultaneously without write issues. It struggles to read the recorded data while it continues to record the camera feeds, but that's expected given the number of cameras I'm sending to a single drive right now.

Got this to extend the range on my wireless modem for my security cameras. So far I love it!!