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mreaves53 - 09 Mar 2007, 12:32 pm
I am an IT guy and of the companies I do consulting for bought this DVR card on e-bay. I believe the seller is USBDepot. I am not sure if the card is pirated or not. If not, can anyone recognize the brand and where I can get software that works with the card. If it is pirated, please tell that and I will remove the post.

Thanks,
phred - 12 Mar 2007, 12:55 pm
Looks very similar to one I played around with a couple of years ago.

Got it working with something eventually but very disappointing results.

In the end, the only use I could find for it was a fancy dress party.

The 8 into 1 connectors make a fine Rastafarian style wig. 8)



It is a very dated piece of technology – don't waste your time on it.


PC type cards really need proper hardware compression chips.
Bt878/9 based stuff relies on your CPU for video compression and
no CPU can compete with several ASIC or DSP chips dedicated to the job.
mcs - 16 Mar 2007, 11:41 pm
Try go1980
or
theres another I got to workwith card sand cams and cam corders and ip cams all at once, it dont care of the input type. Zoneminder (*edit)

cheers
NightRanger - 20 Mar 2007, 04:41 am
Magic Radar,AnyKeeper,Guaridian,KD-NET

(all the same)

there is supose to be a version for this card v.6,v.8 etc..

also it looks like an older version of anykeeper
rory - 30 Mar 2007, 02:07 am
also looks similar to the eclipse XP cards .. which were Digiflower.
mcs - 30 Mar 2007, 09:26 am
Does any one have anything to say about Tibet (magic radar) dvrs or cards, id like some info
rory - 30 Mar 2007, 09:30 am
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Does any one have anything to say about Tibet (magic radar) dvrs or cards, id like some info


nope, but sounds like a kmart card ;)
cctv_down_under - 30 Mar 2007, 10:12 am
Magic Radar are reasonable but lack features
toughman - 05 Apr 2007, 07:16 pm
I use tibet cards. It is very easy to use. I don't feel it is one of the best cards on th market. One day, one of my customer brought his system with GV850 bought from someone and asked me to remove it and replaced it with CS16 (Tibet). He couldn't figure out how to operate it with GV850. With Tibet card, I can teach my customers to operate the system within 20 minutes.

From the photo, I can't tell which card it is. I have CS16 on my hand but it is a little bit different.

I have seen the cloned Tibet cards before.
mcs - 05 Apr 2007, 08:08 pm
5 mins from go to woe for geo training, your cust isnt real smart if he cant work out a geo

I was pc illiterate and am self taught,
Design, Build, Install and maintain all our systems so far up to 48 cameras on one site.

Hes downgrading if he replaced the geo-
Doug - 06 Apr 2007, 02:35 am
I have installed about 50 systems using Magic Radar cards, what info are you looking for?

Doug

QUOTE:
Does any one have anything to say about Tibet (magic radar) dvrs or cards, id like some info
mcs - 06 Apr 2007, 06:20 am
pro's and con's

One wholesaler here pushes them,
havent had much to do with them oither then the fact that you can stack them
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