rjk
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I'm coming from an old Qvia AR790M-2CH system that is starting to get flaky. Video from the rear camera flashes and has lines. The problem is that this causes a constant motion detection so actual motion events get overwritten. This existing system is FHD+HD front/rear if I remember correctly.
My understanding is that higher resolution usually results in worse low-light performance. What is the best compromise of high resolution and low light performance these days? I want at least 2 channels again, and may be open to adding side cameras if someone makes a good 4 channel system. I want a minimum of 1080p. The highest possible bitrate, the better.
I actually installed a lithium battery in my car and it lasts so much longer than the lead acid battery. I can leave it recording for a week and still have no issues starting up later. So I want a good parking motion detection system as well as constant driving recording, with GPS to keep the time accurate.
My understanding is that higher resolution usually results in worse low-light performance. What is the best compromise of high resolution and low light performance these days? I want at least 2 channels again, and may be open to adding side cameras if someone makes a good 4 channel system. I want a minimum of 1080p. The highest possible bitrate, the better.
I actually installed a lithium battery in my car and it lasts so much longer than the lead acid battery. I can leave it recording for a week and still have no issues starting up later. So I want a good parking motion detection system as well as constant driving recording, with GPS to keep the time accurate.
