I’m sure it’s related to the processing power of your potential Home Hub choices, the minimum (HomePod or ATV 4th gen) would be running an A8. Which is amazing already to think it can process/analyze 4 HD video streams simultaneously.
That’s because those 20 recordings are being analyzed by something in the cloud. With HSV, it’s all local, constrained by an A8.I’m not so sure if that’s the case. If you have say two homes, each with its own Hub, isn’t the cap still five cameras for the iCloud account? Besides who is streaming so many cameras at once? You can only do one at a time on your Apple device. Maybe the analysis process at the Hub, but you’d need four cameras simultaneously picking up motion and being analyzed by one Hub at that moment. The recordings are stored in the cloud and the Logitech app has no issue analyzing and saving recordings from all 20 of my cameras.
I think it’s Apple just not wanting people to use up so much cloud storage.
Yes but after it analyzes the recording, it’s then sent to your iCloud where it’s stored for 10 days, from what I read. I could see if this were like Scarface and you got multiple cameras from different locations simultaneously analyzing an infiltrating cartel... but if what you say is the case, hopefully, the new rumored HomePod will have a newer chip and allow more cameras.That’s because those 20 recordings are being analyzed by something in the cloud. With HSV, it’s all local, constrained by an A8.
Yes but after it analyzes the recording, it’s then sent to your iCloud where it’s stored for 10 days, from what I read. I could see if this were like Scarface and you got multiple cameras from different locations simultaneously analyzing an infiltrating cartel... but if what you say is the case, hopefully, the new rumored HomePod will have a newer chip and allow more cameras.
Seriously? You think that apple would nerf it's ability to compete on the high end because of the chance that more than 5 devices would be activated simultaneously in a house with only 1 hub that happens to be the most basic of the hubs? First, I'd be amazed if that A8 could handle 5 streams and second, if you are putting 5+ cameras at your home, the likelyhood that you have more than one hub seems high. Apple could simply warn you as you tried to add a 6th camera if you dont' have the processing power.I’m sure it’s related to the processing power of your potential Home Hub choices, the minimum (HomePod or ATV 4th gen) would be running an A8. Which is amazing already to think it can process/analyze 4 HD video streams simultaneously.