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[leVieux]

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Wife just discovered that both of our home security video recorder storages have been wiped clean.

So she called her Sis in Wharton County TX, Sis reported same.

Our storages were very separate; one on-site, other remote.

How could this be possible ?

And, is it Big Brother ?

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[Vaquero]

Electromagnetic storms?

 

[servis]

Are these units connected to an internet provider?

 

[leVieux]

Are these units connected to an internet provider?

Star Link for one of them.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Do you have a stand alone DVR, or is it by the camera provider?

 

[leVieux]

Do you have a stand alone DVR, or is it by the camera provider?

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There is a big recorder box on a closet shelf for the older one. The newer collects images via internet using StarLink & transmits them.

Y’all probably can tell that I‘m no tecchie.

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[Texas_Lone_Ranger]

If its not saved on an HDD nor on the Cloud, that would seem odd to me.

 

[Texasjack]

Maybe Hillary found out what you've been saying about her....

 

[Texas_Lone_Ranger]

^^^^

 

[leVieux]

If its not saved on an HDD nor on the Cloud, that would seem odd to me.

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The newer one may use “the cloud”.

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[MountainGirl]

Maybe you know too much.
Watch your six.

 

[Younggun]

Most DVR systems use loop recording and erase after a set amount of time.

If the video is sent through a home wireless network to the DVR I would check to make sure no updates have cause a connection issue between cameras and DVR. Same for a cloud based system, insure a power outage or something didn’t cause the cameras to lose connection with the router.

Otherwise, check the HDDs are still working properly. Hopefully the DVR has a way to check HDD health. They are pretty reliable, but failures can and do happen.

 

[leVieux]

Maybe you know too much.
Watch your six.

I have no “six”, it died w/ old age. To compensate, I carry very large wallets in the back pockets of my Wranglers. Or, a bunch of GLOCK .30SC 250 round mags.

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[leVieux]

Most DVR systems use loop recording and erase after a set amount of time.

If the video is sent through a home wireless network to the DVR I would check to make sure no updates have cause a connection issue between cameras and DVR. Same for a cloud based system, insure a power outage or something didn’t cause the cameras to lose connection with the router.

Otherwise, check the HDDs are still working properly. Hopefully the DVR has a way to check HDD health. They are pretty reliable, but failures can and do happen.

Yes, & thanks.

Our home automatic generator has an 8-second delay, which requires the older “FLIR” system to be manually reset. The camera view fields overlap.

“ DVR systems use loop recording and erase after a set amount of time.” descrbes our older one.

One concept we never understood is this: The folks who sold, installed, & service the FLIR system insist that it is not internet based or dependent; but if we lose internet, w/o interruption of power, it has to be reset.