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The information on this page is only about version 1.4.06 of HomeSafe View version 1.4.06. They occupy an average of 12.37 MB ( 12972197 bytes) on disk. The executables below are part of HomeSafe View version 1.4.06. can be found here. HomeSafe View version 1.4.06 is normally installed in the C:\Program Files\swann\HomeSafe View directory, but this location may vary a lot depending on the user's option while installing the application. C:\Program Files\swann\HomeSafe View\unins000.exe is the full command line if you want to remove HomeSafe View version 1.4.06. The program's main executable file has a size of 10.47 MB (10978816 bytes) on disk and is named HomeSafe View.exe. This page contains details on how to uninstall it from your PC. It is written by Dvrsoft Systems, Inc. Further information on Dvrsoft Systems, Inc.

Will the NVR-8580 work properly (no recording of course) with the HDD removed? This is just a power-saving thing but I could use the 2TB as extra Blue Iris storage.A guide to uninstall HomeSafe View version 1.4.06 from your PCHomeSafe View version 1.4.06 is a computer program.

I'm reasonably confident of this as I can display 7 Mainstream images on my PC via the web interface or Homesafe View.

Does the NVR-8580 have the bandwidth internally and out the main network port to support 8 * Swann cameras (2592*1944 pixels mainstream, 3072kbps, and 640*480 substream, 256kbps)? Actually, it's 7 cameras now as one died recently.

Has anybody actually done this successfully?.It saves me buying a POE switch and keeps the configuration ability for the cameras. All cameras would then just be RTSP to the Blue Iris PC.

I was thinking of just disabling recording in the NVR-8580 and using it basically as a POE switch which would also have the ability to change settings on the Swann cameras if needed. I have an 8-camera setup with Swann cameras and an NVR-8580.