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clkdiv:
Hello again! As said here is an update after changing the 2.4Ghz to a 5Ghz device. I now try the TPLink WR902. Unfortunately there is no advantage over the 2.4GHz version, still the CinemaDNG saving framerate is about 2.3 fps, while H264 as suspected still saves at maximum speed.

Does anyone have any idea, why saving DNG is so slow at all and why there is no difference between the 5Ghz and the 2.4Ghz devices?

Thanks! Martin

坦丁:

--- Quote from: clkdiv on June 10, 2020, 01:10:46 PM ---Does anyone have any idea, why saving DNG is so slow at all and why there is no difference between the 5Ghz and the 2.4Ghz devices?

--- End quote ---
Hi Martin,

Chronos camera has Gigabit Ethernet but you need also router with Gigabit Ethernet and then compare wireless part
WR902 has 10/100Mbps Ethernet compare to WR1043 that is about 800Mbps

clkdiv:
Hello 坦丁,

doooooh, yes! I didn't even think about the cabled side. Sure, the WR1043 would be better, but I have the stuff hanging on a cable-cam system, so thats too heavy. Now I think I will have a software solution maybe, so that H264 will be downloaded via WLAN, in addition I could have a lightweight SSD traveling with the Chronos, to store the CinemaDNG. Best soltuion still would be a WLAN stick, but I don't know how to adjust the cameras Debian to use that.

Thanks a lot!

Martin...

 

ExperimentalPerception:
If anybody is up for the challenge, this may help:

https://wiki.debian.org/WiFi

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