Wireless Security Camera Sd Recording

Have used Seagate for several years with no problems in NVR's for security camera recording. Highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Samsung Pro Endurance to test out on my security camera. I love the fact that is is in 4k so that I can see every detail in the videos captured on my security camera. This SD card can video monitor up to 140,150 hours of video depending on your settings on your camera. The video quality surpassed my expectations to what I was expecting. It's great that the SD card comes with a SD adapter for installing in my computer so that I can download videos from my security camera if I need to. I highly recommend this product. I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i received the samsung pro endurance to test out on my security camera. i love the fact that is is in 4k so that i can see every detail in the videos captured on my security camera. this sd card can video monitor up to 140,150 hours of video depending on your settings on your camera. the video quality surpassed my expectations to what i was expecting. it's great that the sd card comes with a sd adapter for installing in my computer so that i can download videos from my security camera if i need to. i highly recommend this product. i received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion

I'm using this microSD card on my outdoor security camera, and it's perfect for my needs because it's wearproof and temperature-proof. It came with an SD adapter, which is a great bonus, making it easy to transfer footage to my computer whenever needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quite reliable. I have used it on security camera with loop recording and it has been working quite well.

I installed 3 large disks, 2 x 18 TB and 1 x 24 TB, for use 24/7 recording security camera footage. Connected via USB-C to a new computer with an Intel i7-14700 CPU. Each disk is recording 4-5 MB per second.  Disk installation was easy. No noticeable fan noise. No need or desire for any RAID setup - running as JBODs. Wanted 5 bays for future expansion. No problems or hiccups so far.

I'm using the StudioRAID in a RAID 1 configuration recording security camera videos on a Windows PC. Setup was easy. It's recording multiple cameras 24x7 so it works hard and performs well. I like that there is no power brick. My only complaint is that it is noisy. It's the hard drives, not the fan. I've noticed this with other Glyph arrays. Usually it's not a problem as they are a server room or space that is already noisy.

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.

Have used many recording devices over the years, from Nagra recorders back in the day to the latest digital units. By far, for the money and performance, the Zoom H2N is the best item available. When used in conjunction with a DSLR shooting video, and routing the signal out to the camera's CF and SD cards for syncing and safety, I simply start the recording process on the Zoom (one button) and let her rip (after all, it will record 48kHz/24-bit for half a day on one 16GB card). Then, even though I stop and start my video recording as I look for new shots or angles, I never have to worry about missing the audio. If I don't have video to go with the sound, I simply shoot some b-roll and cut it in. Far better to have b-roll video with the full soundtrack than a-roll video and sound that came in ten seconds after the most poignant thing of the day was said and the camera was not rolling. I love this little guy, and for the price, can expend one on every major assignment and not worry about anything but the wave files on the SD card. Of course, if it survives to record another day, all the better.

Bought this V60 Sony SD card for slot one in my Sony A7iii mirrorless camera. I was recording some video and was concerned about slow write times causing jitter. Not only is it a speed burner both writing and reading, but it also fits physically in and out of the slot smoother than my Sandisk SD cards. Not sure why that might be, but it's definitely a nicer fit. It was a good buy............. Bob R.