On 26/02/13 04:33, Tom Brown wrote:
> Hi
>
> After returning from a trip to discover the delights on being burgled i wonder if anyone has any experience of IP security camera(s) and software that can constantly record the stream?
>
> I have infrastructure that could store a few TB's of video data which should be plenty for a few weeks worth of recording thats attached to a CentOS 6 box.
>
> This would be purely for after the event viewing and in no way a preventative measure
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
>
> thanks
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I was contemplating setting up such a system then my neighbour informed
me it was a bad idea. So I got curious and asked him why getting
evidence of a crime is a bad idea. He reckoned that for a man with his
temperament (he is quick to anger and is rather well built), he would
end up in a maximum security joint for sure. I ended up siding with him
in that it would be better to invest in a monitored security system and
ensure there are enough signs around the premises to alert any personnel
in the B&E business to stay out!
Below excerpt taken from [0]:
Data shows that homes with monitored security systems are up to
three times less likely to be broken into than homes without them.
If you have a security system, be sure to:
* Install the stickers and signs, so you can let the would-be
burglar know your home won't be an easy target.
* Test your system often to make sure it is working properly.
Security equipment manufacturers recommend testing your system
at least once per month.
* Keep your key holders list updated, so you can be easily
contacted in the event of a break-in.
All of these things can help you prevent a burglary from happening
to your home. Benjamin Franklin once said, *"An ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure."* This rings true when it comes to
keeping your home safe and secure.
That's my $0.02.
[0] - http://preview.tinyurl.com/bhpgpbz
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