Technological Innovations for Home Entertainment & Video Storage
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By understanding QNAP’s leading IP Solutions, you will realize there are many business opportunities just waiting to be discovered. If your clients are generating a lot of technical support requests for their Windows / PC-based surveillance systems, then what you will need is QNAP Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Network Attached Storage (NVR). This suite of products will teach you how they can reduce your tech support costs and maximize your profit. Whether your needs are for business or home security, entertainment, data service or automation, this class will show you how the right storage solution can fulfill all of your applications.
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Technological Innovations for Home Entertainment & Video Storage
- 1. Technological Innovations for Home Entertainment & Video Storage Presented by
- 2. Part 1 NAS • Why is Storage Important? • What is a NAS? (Network Attached Storage) • How NAS can increase your sales? • “Private Cloud” vs “Public Cloud” Part 2 RAID & Drives • RAID • Hard Drives Part 3 NVR • Linux embedded NVR Objectives
- 3. 3 World-Class Network Storage • According to a market research conducted by Gartner • QNAP is the No. 1 supplier of standalone NAS products in the sub-$5,000 price band in terms of vendor revenue by raw terabytes shipped. QNAP: No. 1 supplier of standalone NAS products
- 4. Who uses QNAP? •Steve Madden •BMW •Rolls Royce •Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas •TV stations & Broadcasting Service Providers •Fast & Furious 6
- 5. WHY STORAGE IS IMPORTANT? ADI sells on average 500 cameras a day …. NAS Part 1
- 6. Megapixel = Higher Storage 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 VGA 720P 1080P 3M 5M Weekly Monthly Half Year 1 Year Resolution Codec FPS Weekly Monthly Half Year 1 Year VGA H.264 30 41.1GB 175.9GB 1.06TB 2.14TB 720P H.264 30 118.7GB 508.7GB 3.05TB 6.19TB 1080P H.264 30 263.1GB 1.12TB 6.77TB 13.72TB 3M H.264 30 398.4GB 1.70TB 10.24TB 20.77TB 5M H.264 30 621.4GB 2.66TB 15.98TB 32.40TB 6x More Storage Needed !
- 7. Network Storage = Effective Storage Solution 24TB4TB1080P 8TB 4 days 1 week 1080P 64GB > 7 months of storage (128x) > 2 months of storage (6x)
- 8. WHAT IS A NAS? Network Attached Storage
- 9. You Probably already use a NAS !NAS
- 10. What is NAS? Smart TVWindows Apple MacIP Camera iOS & Android Centralize ! Share ! NAS •Network Attached Storage •Centralize file storage across different devices •Share through Internet
- 11. How Much Capacity?NAS •Total Size = drive number x drive size •Drive sizes = 2TB, 3TB, 4TB… etc •2 x 2TB = 4TB •4 x 3TB = 12TB •6 x 3TB = 18TB •16 x 4TB = 64TB With RAID Redundancy •16 x 4TB - 4TB = 60TB
- 12. 1. How much usable space is in this system loaded with 2TB drives (no redundancy)? A. 12 x 2TB = 24TB B. 16 X 2TB -2TB = 30TB C. 16 X 2TB = 32TB Knowledge Check #1
- 13. VIDEO SURVEILLANCE NAS as Storage for
- 14. Surveillance Storage • NAS as Storage for 3rd party VMS server or NVR Camera StorageVMS NAS NAS
- 15. Connect NAS to VMSNAS 1. Map Drive to PC 2. Point to VMS
- 16. Surveillance Storage Camera NAS Storage VMS NAS + Axis IP Camera • Easy to Install • Reduce the cost (No VMS+ license fee !) NAS Auto Configuration!
- 17. HOW NAS CAN INCREASE YOUR EXISTING SALE ! Wait…. There’s MORE !
- 18. Evolution of Smart DevicesNAS
- 19. Evolution of Smart DevicesNAS
- 20. Build Your Private Cloud!NAS From 2TB to 200TB !
- 21. How to Choose a “Storage”NAS How much stuff (Size) How many Users (IOPS) How Efficient (Throughput) How Customizable (File system/Apps)
- 22. How to Choose a Good NAS? More Features = More RMR = More Profit ! Installed with better hard drives? Industrial grade quality & reliability? Control 4 certified? Feature A, B, C, … (for my applications) NAS
- 23. 1. What’s makes a good NAS unit? A. Bundled with NAS or Enterprise/Storage grade hard disks B. provide dealers more features services to offer to customer C. Can be used for both video surveillance & home multimedia D. All of above Knowledge Check #2
- 24. DATA SHARING & BACKUP Applications. Example #1
- 25. Synchronization among Multiple Platforms Centralize & Share • Everything in today’s digitized world needs to be stored & shared • Share with multiple persons & devices • Cross different platforms -Windows®, Mac®, and Linux® NAS
- 26. Back up PC & Mac •Schedule Backup •Real-Time file Backup NAS Backup Apple via Time Machine
- 27. Back up to CloudNAS •USB Local backup •3rd Party Cloud backup
- 28. Off-Site Back UpNAS • 2-way Synchronization ! • Improves collaboration between 2 offices • Fast Disaster recovery
- 29. 1. How do I backup data for customer who uses Apple computer? A. Install a 3rd party backup software on Mac B. Copy & Paste critical files to NAS C. Use Apple Time Machine and select NAS as backup destination Knowledge Check #3
- 31. Multimedia StorageNAS • Stream music, videos, and photos from NAS to DLNA/UPnP digital devices • HDTV, Smart TV sets, Sony® PS3, Microsoft® Xbox 360 and Hi-Fi system DLNA AirPlay
- 32. Multimedia Player via HDMINAS Built-in XBMC* media player Surf the web with Google Chrome browser • Extend YouTube experience • Turn your mobile into a remote * Xbox Media Center
- 33. Control4 Certified NASNAS SDDP -Simple Device Discovery Protocol Integrated with Control4 Remote Synchronize media library in real time • Cover-art • Synopsis • Title • Director/actor • Genre….etc
- 34. “PRIVATE CLOUD” VS “PUBLIC CLOUD”
- 35. Potential risk for Public Cloud • Security concerns? • Monitoring by government (NSA global surveillance with Edward Snowden) • Increasing cost - annually $499 / (500GB/year) • Paid by numbers of accounts NAS
- 36. Costly Is Public Cloud Affordable? Third Party Services • Amazon S3: 1TB—$1140 Yearly • ElephantDrive: 1TB—$1030 Yearly • Dropbox: 500GB—$499 Yearly NAS • Bigger than Dropbox! • No Annual Fee • Control your “Private Cloud” • OWN your Data
- 37. 1. Which Devices can access files on my NAS? A. Samsung Smart TV B. Android Tablet C. PlayStation D. Apple Computer E. Axis Communications IP camera F. All of above 2. What is the role of NAS in home entertainment? A. A media server B. A media player C. Both Knowledge Check #4
- 38. Part 2 RAID What is RAID ? | Capacity | RAID Types Hard Drives Type & Applications| How to Choose?
- 39. Hard Drives Types and Capacity Hard Drives
- 40. Quality and Compatibility • Quality vs Price Why there are always some systems with the hard drives installed, are sold at such low price? (2TB about $150 MSRP) • Which drives are compatible with my storage system? Always check the compatibility list on manufacturer’s website Or buy the pre-configured/ hard drives installed SKU sold by manufacturer * Be aware of what kind of hard drives they are using !!! Hard Drives
- 41. • – • • • • • Why Not Desktop HDD?Hard Drives
- 42. Choosing the Right Drive NAS HDD Enterprise Capacity HDD 2 6 10 15 30+ Surveillance HDD
- 43. • AV vs. Surveillance Drives • Hard Drives • R/V sensors mean better performance in multi-drive system – up to 16 drives & 32 streams • Better vibration tolerance also supports RAID environments • Idle 3 means better time to ready for motion sensing cameras so you don’t miss a frame • Lowered power consumption
- 44. Choose the right hard drives Desktop Drives (Consumer ) NAS Drives Surveillance Drives Enterprise Drives •Not designed for RAID •Not designed for 24x7 •Widely adopt by cheaper storage vendors •Could run into disaster if used for RAID system Desktop Drives (Consumer ) • Use for 1-6 bay Desktop NAS model. • Can be used in RAID environment. • Not for Rack mount system. • Video Surveillance Optimized • Heavy applications use or data/video analytics • Large, 24x7, data centers with heavy random workloads Hard Drives
- 45. Introduction: What is RAID? Why do I need it? RAID
- 46. Introduction •What is RAID? •Why do I need RAID? Create a single large volume Gain more system performance * Gain redundancy * RAID is to group multiple hard drives which you install in the system, and gain a pool of storage resources * Depends on RAID mode RAID
- 47. RAID 1 (Mirroring) • Disk Mirroring: Duplicate the data between two hard disks • Use 2 hard disks • System capacity = ½ of Raw Capacity • Redundancy: Allow 1 hard disk failure RAID
- 48. RAID 5 • Minimum use 3 disks to compose a RAID 5 • System capacity = Raw capacity – 1 x HDD’s capacity, (N-1) x ___ TB • Redundancy: Allow 1 hard disk failure at the same time Example: 4 x 4TB used for a RAID 5 Total system capacity = 12TB / 4TBx (4-1) = 12TB You invest 1 HDD’s capacity. It allows 1 HDD failure at the same time RAID
- 49. RAID 6 • Minimum use 4 disks to compose a RAID 6 • System capacity = Raw capacity – 1 x HDD’s capacity, (N-2) x ___ TB • Redundancy: Allow 2 hard disk failure at the same time Example: 6 x 4TB used for a RAID 6 Total system capacity = 16TB / 4TBx (6-2) = 16TB You invest 2 HDD’s capacity. It allows 2 HDD failure at the same time RAID
- 50. Hot-Spare Drive • Specify a hard disk as the “stand by” one. In case of any hard disk failure in the RAID group, the hot spare drive will automatically join and replace the failure disk One extra spare drive investment is required RAID
- 51. RAID Hot Spare / Global Hot Spare • Hot Spare drives for the Local RAID groups and Global enclosure • The Global Hot Spare drive can be used by any RAID groups in the same enclosure • Dedicated enclosure hot spare drives can be configured for the NAS and each RAID expansion enclosure RAID Group 1 RAID Group 2 Hot Spare (for RAID Group 1 ) Hot Spare (for RAID Group 2 ) Global Hot Spare (for RAID Group 1&2) RAID Global Hot-Spare Drive
- 53. RAID = Backup? RAID is not a backup • Backup = 2 copies RAID
- 54. Knowledge Check #5 V • RAID 1 (Mirroring) is popular for 2 bay systems Invest 1 hard disk; ½ capacity. Invest 1 hard disk; N x TB capacity. • RAID 5 is economic choice for a single large volume Invest 2 hard disk; (N-2) x TB. Invest 1 hard disk; (N-1) x TB. • RAID 6 is the mode giving higher redundancy Invest 2 hard disk; (N-2) x TB. Invest 1 hard disk; N x TB.
- 55. LINUX EMBEDDED NVR Storage + VMS + Local Display NVR Part 3
- 56. NVR PC–Based VMS Operating System Embedded Linux Windows Setup Cost Low High (+PC/SATA card.. etc) Set up & Operation 6 Steps Difficult (software installation) Maintenance interval Low High Noise Level 20 dB High Power Consumption 20 Watts High Remote Power Control Scheduled No (Manual) Malware Vulnerability Stable, reliable and virus free High System Analysis In-house Vendor dependent Overall Maintenance Low High NVR VS. PC-Based Improved Performance Effective Management Upgraded Components NVR
- 57. Storage + VMS + Local Display • 16-64 channel per Site • 4TB ~ 48TB • HDMI for local viewing • Dewarp Vivotek Fisheye up to 9 regions ! 57 1080p @ 200 FPS Storage VMS http://eu1.qnap.com/Surveillance/QDewarp/new.mp4 NVR
- 58. Data Reliability • Provides flexibility to increase hard drive fault tolerance – Supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, – 5 + hot spare, 6 + hot spare, and 10 + hot spare • Online RAID expansion and migration – Upgrade RAID types – Increase RAID volume size RAID 5 ArrayTraditional RAID 5RAID ARRAY NVR
- 59. HDMI for Local Viewing • DVR-Like experience • Great for lobby, entrance .. etc NVR
- 60. Overcome Bandwidth Constraints Transcode to CIF Resolution on low bandwidth or remote scenario Use Megapixel Resolution in local network NVR
- 61. Intuitive Interface Deploy E-mapMonitoring/ Playback/ System Configuration Supports 3D Intelligent Positioning PTZ NVR
- 62. Incident Reporting (Playback)NVR Playback controlDate/time video search System Event/Alarm logs Instant Preview
- 63. Export/Backup • One Touch Auto Backup – Backup button at the front of the NVR – Copy the data to an USB when the button is pressed • Network Backup – To another NAS • Social Media Upload – Export to Youtube – Overcome problem of sending large file 63 NVR
- 64. Dual Network Cards • Multi-IP Setting – Dedicated IP video network – IT network for viewing & management • Load Balancing/Failover Work station Work station Work station LAN 1 LAN 2 NVR
- 65. Email SMS Buzzer & Push-Notification NVR Intelligent Events Triggered & Notification
- 66. Smart RecordingNVR 24/7 around-clock recording More optimized than dual-stream recording
- 67. Edge Recording • When network failure occurs – recording are temporarily stored in the network camera’s SD card • When system resumes – NVR can retrieve and merge recordings seamlessly. NVR
- 68. Knowledge Check #6 V • Which Operating System in more vulnerable to Virus/Malware? Linux NVR PC-Based VMS • Which system offer non vendor dependent (in-house) analysis? Linux NVR PC-Based VMS • Which platform offers software/hardware optimized performance? Linux NVR PC-Based VMS
- 69. THANK YOU ! YOU HAVE COMPLETED: Technological Innovations for Home Entertainment & Video Storage Dealer Support Hotline: 909-595-2756 q_supportus@qnap.com Hours: 9:00am-9:pm EST (12 hour)
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- ADI Baltimore Seminar # 3817April 24th, 2014Welcome to ADI University. Today’s course will give you an overview on the importance of storage and what role they play In your next system designPlease click “next” to continue.
- Here are the topics that will be covered:Let’s take a closer look!
- Why Storage is Important? ADI sells on average 500 cameras a day, and more customers are moving to IP Megapixel camera, it will have direct impact on storage requirement.
- in this case , As customer move from VGA analog camera to 1080P IP camera, storage requirement can increase significantly, up to 6 times more storage is required based on the same scenario, so how is the customer going to deal with storage aspect the new increase in file size?
- If the customer is relying on camera’s internal SD card, it only holds 4 days of storage! By attaching a network storage , the overall retention period can be extended up to 7 months.For a 12 channel project with PC based DVR, by deploying a network storage, video retention period can be extended from 1 week up to 2 months while staying in reasonable budget.As more and more customer switch to IP cameras, they will also need a solution to storage for the larger file size of the megapixel video.
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- By attaching a storage unit to the same network switch with the camera, a “Network Attached Storage” is a perfect solutionNAS is simply computer storage that is connected to the network, also known as the internet. Data files are managed on a local device but can be shared with many others as long as they have access to the internet, including IP cameras, smart phones, smart TV, etc.
- The total size of NAS can be determined by the “number of drives” multiply by “size of the drive”,For more advanced customer who want additional protection, hard drive mirroring or redundancy can be applied, at least one disks space will be used as redundant drivePlease see example 1 disk is used as redundant drive for added data protection
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- Lets go through 3 popular application to use a NAS , the 1st will be to use as surveillance storage with IP cameraTraditional NVR and Video Management System only have limited onboard storage and lacks data redundancy, NAS can provide a much more cost effective way to increase overall video capacity, where customer already has a 3rd party Video Management System (or NVR), In the VMS/NVR software menu, select NAS IP address as where video will be stored, to increase total system recording capacity.
- Lets go through 3 popular application to use a NAS , the 1st will be to use as surveillance storage with IP cameraTraditional NVR and Video Management System only have limited onboard storage and lacks data redundancy, NAS can provide a much more cost effective way to increase overall video capacity, where customer already has a 3rd party Video Management System (or NVR), In the VMS/NVR software menu, select NAS IP address as where video will be stored, to increase total system recording capacity.
- Video Management System are usually sold separately and license has to be purchased. camera such as Axis Camera Companion eliminates the cost of that license with the built in VMS. The installation is as easy as plugging in the cameras and following the onscreen prompts to advance through the set up. The system will locate & configure NAS storage automatically, the user simply clicks Next, then Next, until Finished. SUPER EASY & COST EFFECTIVE!
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- just like cell phones in the past 10 years have advanced from simple feature phone, to smartphone as powerful as a mini computerNAS has gone from a simple FTP server into a smart device which has high capabilityThere are different NAS on the market, but only the leading manufacturers has the proven advance feature, market experience, reputation & built-quality to deliver best-in-class experience
- just like cell phones in the past 10 years have advanced from simple feature phone, to smartphone as powerful as a mini computerNAS has gone from a simple FTP server into a smart device which has high capabilityThere are different NAS on the market, but only the leading manufacturers has the proven advance feature, market experience, reputation & built-quality to deliver best-in-class experience
- Owning a NAS from leading manufacturer allows every business & residential customer to build up a “private cloud” by individual capacity requirement & usage scenariosFor project large and small, Anywhere form 2 to 200 terabytes, just like your smart phone, numerous software services can be tailored for different use from business, enterprise, to home multimedia, the usage are endless just like a powerful computer
- By attaching a storage unit to the same network switch with the camera, a “Network Attached Storage” is a perfect solutionNAS is simply computer storage that is connected to the network, also known as the internet. Data files are managed on a local device but can be shared with many others as long as they have access to the internet, including IP cameras, smart phones, smart TV, etc.
- Consider how important it is to have a reliable hard drive. If it fails, what will be lost? Compare to cheaper manufacturers who bundles with desktop grade hard drives, Leading manufacturers install with NAS & enterprise level hard drives and a choice for how robust it needs to be. Have a choice of the grade quality from home use enterprise.Consider all the factors covered in today’s presentation, a good NAS will provide dealers more services to offer to customer and create a win-win business model for today’s digitized world.Every project should attach a NAS !
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- files from PC and Mac can be backed up to NAS for added protection Apple users can use “Time Machine”, which is included in every Mac computer, and select NAS as the destination to automatically backup all critical files
- The NAS will not only allow data to be backed up to it, but it can also be set up to back up data from it. Either to a USB external drive for a physical copy of the most critical files, or one can backup to a cloud service such as Amazon which is robust & widely available
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- Is there a benefit to having a center for data and entertainment with the ability to control by remote control? Control 4 certification gives the ability operate the NAS and everything connected to it the ability to be controlled by an advanced universal remote control that will navigate through the NAS, play music, manage the surveillance, open curtains, control lights in the home and office, and more!Control4 has a movie database system built in,Certified NAS such as QNAP can synchronize media library in real time to display cover-art, synopsis and other movie details. Movies can be listed by title, director, actor and genre. Customer can also utilize the HDMI on the NAS as a Xbox Media Center (XBMC) Player,
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- Here are the topics that will be covered:The Mediterranean Penguin Second TopicThird Fourth
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- We’ve mentioned a few times now that NAS and Desktop drives are different so let’s talk more about why. First performance which can be looked at two different ways. The first is power on hours or the number of hours your drives are expected to run which affect how reliability is measured for each drive. Desktop drives are expected to run on a profile similar to a “traditional” workweek or about 8 hours a day five days a week. Based on that profile the drives are tested for reliability. In a NAS environment data may be accessed any time so these drives are designed to function with a much more robust power on profile of 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Like desktop drives, NAS drives are tested for reliability under these conditions as well. If someone were to choose to leverage a desktop drive in a NAS environment they’re placing it under a workload that it wasn’t designed for which could lead to what a user perceives to be early failure. By leveraging NAS HDD the longevity of the drive is more accommodating to a NAS environment. Next are streaming profiles. Desktop drives are built to support transfers of data within a system. There may be multiple streams of files that are being downloaded or used at the same time but desktop drives don’t account for things like video streaming. Because NAS systems can be found in home or business applications there’s a need to ensure that both file streaming and video streaming can be supported by the same drive. For that reason, support for ATA streaming has been added to the drive. This means that while watching a video file if a bit of data is missing (which it likely to be a pixel in one frame of the movie) the drive knows to skip over it. It’s not likely anyone would miss or even notice that one pixel while watching the movie and the overall experience is far less frustrating than waiting for the drive to pause the movie and go back to rebuild that data before it starts back up again. NAS HDD is also optimized for multiple streaming profiles which isn’t just good for movies but it means multiple users can access your box at the same time. NAS optimized Error Recovery Controls are important to ensure the health of a drive in a NAS system. In a traditional desktop drive if data needs to be recovered or rebuilt the drive will work on rebuilding that data for up to 20 seconds. In a RAID environment, drives can fall out of the RAID array if they don’t provide any data within about 7 seconds. If this occurs the RAID will start the time consuming process of rebuilding that drive. In our NAS HDD we have tuned our drive to quickly try to recover that data if it can be done within 7 seconds. If it cannot be done the drive will check back in with the NAS system to ensure a drive rebuild does not start. In some systems the drive will even ask the RAID to help rebuild data from one of its other copies knowing that accessing that data will take less time than rebuilding the data itself.Vibration tolerance is another feature that’s extremely important in multi-drive systems. A typical desktop system has just one rotating drive installed for storage. That drive may emit small amounts of vibration that will never become an issue in these systems. In multi-drive systems that drive vibration can become amplified and create enough vibration to cause issues within the NAS. In order to ensure vibration is not an issue in these 1-5 bay environments we’ve added dual plane balance to our NAS HDDs. Dual plane balance basically adds weight to the drive’s motor to dampen any vibrations the drive may emit. When put into multi-drive systems, the vibration effects are minimized and do not affect the performance of drives in the system.Because NAS systems can be installed for home or office use, acoustics are fine tuned as well. By doing this we can help ensure that if a NAS system is installed in a living room that last thing the user hears is the hum of a hard drive while streaming content. Desktop drives are built for just that – desktop applications. By leveraging our success with other always-on drives that support multi-drive applications like Seagate’s enterprise class products we were able to establish an ideal combination of reliability and performance for a NAS environment at a more affordable price point for home and small business NAS users.
- Add Surveillance HDD here
- Workload!Surveillance firmware optimized for better streaming capability to support high camera countNAS workload optimized for a balance of sequential and random activitiesReliability: Keeping drives in the field longer EnvironmentSurveillance optimized in 1-6 drive baysNAS optimized in 1-5 bays, lower power consumption
- Enterprise DrivesBest performance in heavy applications use or data/video analytics Available security encryption featuresReliable in large, 24x7, data centers with heavy random workloadsSurveillanceVideo surveillance optimized to support high camera countsSupports high levels of video streaming commandsRAID optimized built for 24x7 performance Up to 32 streamssNAS Use for 1-5 bay Desktop NAS model. Can be used in RAID environment.Not for Rack mount system.
- There is no script needed for the chapter slide.
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- Why Storage is Important? ADI sells on average 500 cameras a day, and more customers are moving to IP Megapixel camera, it will have direct impact on storage requirement.
- There is no script needed for a knowledge check slide.