Ispy using HUGE amount of system resources

[paulcarrm9mx]

Hi my dvr is a repurposed Windows 7 64bit HP8000 usdt with the following specs

running 5 cameras as follows

1 - 640*480 15fps constant record
1 - 1280*720 15fps constant record
1 - 640.480 30fps motion record
1 - 640*480 h264 motion record
1 - 640*480 viewing only camera
1 - cycling world webcams
specs of the machine

250gb hard drive (OS)
750gb cctv recommened hard drive (recordings)
8gb ram
q45 intel GPU
Windows 7 64bit
cctv software is Xeoma Video Surveillance

system set to basic display (like the Windows95)

but i am finding Ispy especially the 64bit is a real system hog to the point windows itself freezes can you suggest anything as the 32bit also wont run optimally i cant use it. i used to swear by milestone xprotect but it doesnt work with my onvif camera sricam SP013 any help would be great. thanks Paul

 

[fenderman]

Hi my dvr is a repurposed Windows 7 64bit HP8000 usdt with the following specs

running 5 cameras as follows

1 - 640*480 15fps constant record
1 - 1280*720 15fps constant record
1 - 640.480 30fps motion record
1 - 640*480 h264 motion record
1 - 640*480 viewing only camera
1 - cycling world webcams
specs of the machine

250gb hard drive (OS)
750gb cctv recommened hard drive (recordings)
8gb ram
q45 intel GPU
Windows 7 64bit
cctv software is Xeoma Video Surveillance

system set to basic display (like the Windows95)

but i am finding Ispy especially the 64bit is a real system hog to the point windows itself freezes can you suggest anything as the 32bit also wont run optimally i cant use it. i used to swear by milestone xprotect but it doesnt work with my onvif camera sricam SP013 any help would be great. thanks Paul

you need to dump that 10 year old computer....and buy a more modern system for 100-150...see i5-3570 based 8300 pc...
avoid sricam its bottom barrel garbage...then use milestone if you like it...problem solved.