T.F.G.
@TFG@social.linux.pizza
Mid 40 Does IT stuff ever since Works in digital forensics 10yrs+ Diablo 2 addict Chronically sleep-deprived. Chronically has no time for anything. Using updating the homelab as personal ASMR. Tends to be annoying sometimes. Tends to be annoyed most of the time.
social.linux.pizza
T.F.G.
@TFG@social.linux.pizza
Mid 40 Does IT stuff ever since Works in digital forensics 10yrs+ Diablo 2 addict Chronically sleep-deprived. Chronically has no time for anything. Using updating the homelab as personal ASMR. Tends to be annoying sometimes. Tends to be annoyed most of the time.
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@TFG@social.linux.pizza
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Mar 04, 2026
I had to collect surveillance videos from various of private houses and businesses a lot recently.
I came across a variety of NVRs many of which were a challenge for my nerves and mental health.
Example 1:
Exporting a 15 minute sequence of 2 cameras. After 1.5 hrs the status display switched from 0% to 1%.
Example 2:
This specific NVR allowed only to set a starting time for the export. The end time was chosen _randomly_ by the NVR itself. Sometimes 2 minutes, sometimes 1 hour after the start time. The 6 hour span which should be exported was done for 3 cameras in ~15-20 chunks each.
I don't know what the developers of such systems were up to ... but while doing the video exports I had thoughts about flogging them in public.
#rant #nvr #videosurveillance
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