System requirements recorder utility

I wondered what my pc should have from hardware in order to record (sometimes view) multiple cameras with the free recording and monitoring utitly provided with th wvc200.
its recorded as mpeg-4
resolution 320x244
fixed quality
30f/s
thx

Ok, the configuration you mentioned is indeed what i have now. Only the vid card differs, 64 MB (not shared). Actually i dont use the video card as i connect to the recording pc via remote desktop.
But my main question remains unsolved : What do the system requirments have to be if i want to record 9 cameras? Or was the answer given for 9 cameras?
I think the processor doesnt need to be upgraded, because now its only 0-4% used for 1 camera. But how bout the ram? Networkspeed is ok (100Mb).
My recorded 15 min files are bout 45 MB. So thats 3 MB per minute or 0.05 MB per second. Adding 8 more camera's would result in a total of 0.45 MB per second that needs to be written from the ram to the harddisk.
ps
Fixed quality is set to "normal"
Message Edited by vanl on 11-26-2009 05:27 AM
Message Edited by vanl on 11-26-2009 05:28 AM

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