There are any number of security cameras out there on the market. You
want one with good variable light capabilities and motion sensing.
The easiest way to do it would be for the various home owners to
individually mount a camera or cameras on their houses pointing the
correct way. The will need a collection server (basically a PC or Mac
that does not get turned off) with a good bit of storage, external is
best.
Most cameras come with the software you need.
I would guess a couple of hundred bucks for the cameras and storage,
assuming you have an older computer around to host them.
On Feb 25, 2008, at 9:24 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, looking into the world of "1984 and Big Brother."
Vandalism in a residential neighboorhood has me looking into possibly
putting up an array of video cameras that can watch the streets to
get a handle on
groups of people cruising the street and ripping mirrors from cars and
trashing mailboxes. I am looking to cover a street between 1/4 and
1/2 mile long.
Anyone have info regarding :
How a group of
homeowners
might do this?
What would we need
to set up
in our homes to get the video?
How can we access
and record
the video?
What kind of money
are we
talking about?
Tracy Foust
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