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I found the setting, thanks!

I don't see a way to adjust the shutter speed in this camera...

We have a couple of GV-VD320D cameras. At night if a car drives by it's just a blur, can't see anything. How can we tweak the camera to get a better picture of faster moving objects? our analog low resolution cameras do a better job.. I have attached an example... thanks!

Has anyone tried to run the GV-iView ipad/iphone app on their mac desktop? I would be great to open the app and view the cameras quickly on the mac without having to deal with the clunky website interface.... Apple has a App store for the mac desktop, but Geovision hasn't made GV-iView available in it yet.... one other way might be to download the mac development software and run the app in that....

you have to submit a download request on the geovision site, then they'll send you the links to download.... when you startup the computer, go into the bios, there should be a hyperthreading setting there... you might not have to do that with the i3 processor, I would try it out first.....

heh, pentium 4, how old is that document.... the HP i bought is the i7, which is quad core, so adding hyperthreading causes the software to see 8 processors.... the geovision software wouldn't display video with hyperthreading on, works fine with it off, zero crashes so far in 6 weeks...

windows 7 32bit works fine for me...... I bought an HP NV526UT, very fast, works great... just had to turn off hyperthreading in the bios....

Is is possible to set the system to only invoke the motion email alarm during certain hours of the day? I would like to just have it send the email if motion is detected at night around my car.... don't need it sending notices all day long.... thanks!

statement.... just letting others know if they are dealing with similar configs....

I bought an HP PC, NV526UT with the Core i7 860 processor and windows 7 professional. Installed the 1480 card and a 2TB drive for storage. At first I had black video on all camera inputs and the multi-camera app kept quitting. In the bios I disabled hyperthreading and everything works now.

I'm currently planning my system as well. I'm considering running cat5 along with the siamese cable to all camera locations, so I can upgrade to IP cameras as they come down in price. Shouldn't be too much more labor to run the cat5 cable as they are running the siamese....

thanks for the info, are there any posts on the tweaks to the OS and software?

thanks.. 14 cams... I'll add a 1.5TB drive to store the recordings.... I found more details on another site: Chipset Manufacturer Intel Chipset Model G45 Express Graphics Controller Manufacturer Intel Graphics Controller Model Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD now on to decide on the cams, looking at these 4-9mm varifocal ir cams to keep each cam position flexible, any recommendations?

images.tigerdirect. /itemdetails/H24-1064/H24-1064-call11-pact.jpg add the com after tigerdirect.... thanks!

thanks for the reply.... I can see by this pic how the card could hit the ram, although the top slot looks like it could have more space....