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DVR Recording Calculator iFocus

(Reg. No.: 199900553E)









iFocus DVR Recording Hard Disk Size Calculation

(With Secured MPEG-4 Video Compression)

To use this calculator, please follow these instructions :

Pull down menu:

Key in value into the bracket highlighted in:

1 Select the video format "V"

2 Key in your desired number of recording days in "D"

3 Key in the total recording hours per camera per day in "H". For trigger recording, the average

recording hours per camera is about 8 hours.

4 Select the resolution for each camera under column "Resolution", and key in the recording

frame rate in frames per second (FPS) under column "FPS". Note: 1 Full = 2 x 1 CIF. The

total FPS should not exceed the DVR's specifications.

5 Select the desired video quality "Q".

Ave. Frame Size Assumptions: Q=Normal, CIF Frame Size = 1.3 KB

Q=High, CIF Frame Size = 2.0 KB

Q=Super, CIF Frame Size = 3.4 KB

6 Select the number of audio recording channels at "A"

7 The answer of total Hard Disk Size would appear at "S"



1 V= Video Format = PAL System



2 D= Recording Days = 30



3 H= Total recording hours per camera per day = 24



4 Recording Frame Rate :



Camera Resolution FPS

1 CIF = 5

2 CIF = 5

3 CIF = 5

4 CIF = 5

5 CIF = 5

6 CIF = 5

7 CIF = 5

8 CIF = 5

9 CIF =

10 CIF =

11 CIF =

12 CIF =

13 CIF =

14 CIF =

15 CIF =

16 CIF =



Total recording Frame Rate in CIF = 40



5 Q= Video Quality = High



6 A= No. of Audio Recording Channels = 0



7 S= Total Hard Disk Size = 197.75 GB









Notes:





Please use this calculator as a reference only. The calculated result is not

guaranteed and the actual requirement depends on several other factors such as

light conditions, camera view properties, scene details, video quality, etc.





The calculation is based on a standard 420 lines colour camera. For High

resolution cameras, the recording days will be lower due to the higher resolution.



For PTZ cameras, the recording days will be lower due to higher frame size with

moving camera scenes when PTZ is activated.



Contents subjected to change without notice.







iFocus Pte Ltd

www.iFocus.com.sg -1- 12/4/2011



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