I use Synology's Surveillance Station for recording from my two cameras, Hikvision 2142 and the popular Huisun 10x PTZ. Recordings are triggered by motion detection detected by SSS and that works ok. Hik is conneted to SSS with native Hikvision protocol (selected 2132) and the Huisun by ONVIF.
The odd thing happening is that recordings from the Huisun get huge i terms of file size. All of them ends up in the 8600MB to 8800MB range, no matter how long they are. Checking the SSS GUI during a recording show normal (around 50kB) file size increase for each second and a 10 sec is about 500kB during recording. Once the recording stops file size immediately jumps up from 500kb to the 8600MB. The other cam, Hik 2142, does not have this problem, file sizes are normal.
Not sure if this is a Huisun or SSS problem but it makes it more or less impossible to use the Huisun with SSS as it eats all the disk space in a few days.
Any thoughts?
The odd thing happening is that recordings from the Huisun get huge i terms of file size. All of them ends up in the 8600MB to 8800MB range, no matter how long they are. Checking the SSS GUI during a recording show normal (around 50kB) file size increase for each second and a 10 sec is about 500kB during recording. Once the recording stops file size immediately jumps up from 500kb to the 8600MB. The other cam, Hik 2142, does not have this problem, file sizes are normal.
Not sure if this is a Huisun or SSS problem but it makes it more or less impossible to use the Huisun with SSS as it eats all the disk space in a few days.
Any thoughts?
