I think the best solution is to set content to auto-delete (unless flagged) after some period of time. You can't turn over what you don't have.
I think the best solution is to set content to auto-delete (unless flagged) after some period of time. You can't turn over what you don't have.
This is basically a necessity in on-site systems to free up space for additonal recordings anyways. Run a few cameras at decent resolution even at a fairly low framerate and you're looking at a couple TB per month.
I have three cameras recording at a decent resolution and framerate, and together, about two weeks of video takes up less than 32Gb, because most of the time nothing is moving in the fields of view.
It's really not. You can buy off-the-shelf systems from Amazon right now for around $500 that your grandmother could set up and have running without difficulty.
The real problem is the perception that this is a difficult thing for non-techy people to do.