Wondering if there is any data on trends for relative usage of desktop Windows, NVR/linux, and desktop linux for VMS?
Data by sector from enterprise/commercial down to home/consumer would be interesting too.
Insights on the factors driving those trends would be nice (even without the statistics).
Here are some typical results from Exacq and their A series recorder line.
| Typical Video Storage Rate (Mbps) | 300 Mbps (Windows) 450 Mbps (Linux) |
350 Mbps (Windows) 550 Mbps (Linux) |
250 Mbps (Windows) 300 Mbps (Linux) |
350 Mbps (Windows) 550 Mbps (Linux) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local Client Display Rate (FPS) | Windows - 700 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution Linux - 900 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution |
Windows - 700 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution Linux - 900 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution |
Windows - 700 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution Linux - 900 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution |
Windows - 700 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution Linux - 900 @ HD resolution/1800 @ analog resolution |
Thanks for the info Shannon.
I think my topic was poorly phrased.
To clarify, I am trying to get data on the usage (popularity) of each platform for running VMS.
Is the trend moving toward linux NVR's? etc...
Free information, don't forget your salt. Excluded(VMS, NVR).
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