DVR4000 and Hybrid Software?

BagPuss · **Posted:** Wed Jun 29, 2011 12:29 pm

Is that the main software (Server) that isn't installing the drivers under Win7 64bit?

650HPAMG · **Joined:** Jun 2011 **Posts:** 23

Yes, the driver for the card itself. It finds it, recognizes it, then says hardware not found when installing driver or incompatible hardware depending on method used.

BagPuss · **Posted:** Wed Jun 29, 2011 1:10 pm

Hmmmm,

Have you tried stepping back to an older version of DVR4000 Drivers?

adam91210 · **Joined:** Jul 2011 **Posts:** 1

I have a really old version of dvr4000 v1.9 which keeps crashing! Could you please email the latest version as well would be much appriciated

email me at adam91210@yahoo.com

BagPuss · **Posted:** Tue Jul 05, 2011 5:19 am

After a few days of testing it out, it seems the refresh rate isn't as good as the old V2.01 version. Is seems very 'Robotic' on the Channel windows instead of nice and smooth.

Its ceratinly more stable than V2.01.

I'm struggling to view the files as they seem too big, although the Player didn't work in V2.01 on the Server but did on the Client.
Opening up the player just seems to take an eternity while it looks at all the files for each channel, sometimes I can leave it for around an hour and its ready to look at, but then I can't view the channels to see what has been recorded?

Anyone else struggling with V4.10?

I don't have any other software or cards installed on this machine, it is purely for the CCTV.

Cheers

cuesporttech · **Joined:** Jul 2011 **Posts:** 9

650HPAMG wrote:

Glad it worked out for you. I just wish it worked under Windows 7 64bit. Going to try XP Mode next.

Yeah, XP Mode won't work for ya bud. Virtual PC/Machine software simply doesn't recognize PCI or PCI-E cards. About the only hardware device you can get to work besides the drives are USB devices (printers, flash drives, etc).

Another thing to note is that you cannot run a x64 bit Operating System on XP Mode under Windows 7. It doesn't matter if you're running Win7 x86 (32 bit) or x64 bit, Virtual PC does not allow x64 bit Virtual Machines and that includes the built-in XP Mode. You're going to have to download VMWare or something with more functionality.

Sorry for the bad news!

murarubogdan · **Joined:** Jul 2011 **Posts:** 1

Can you give me an update version of dvr4000 software? (I have a 2009 version on cd).

Thanks.

nnorton44 wrote:

Yeah I was able to find v4.01 but I would like to have 4.10. Could you email it to me? cctvnorthgate@gmail.com

kroegha · **Joined:** Aug 2011 **Posts:** 1

Can anyone please let me know where I can get DVR4000 4.10?

chathura · **Joined:** Feb 2012 **Posts:** 1

im sri lanka aost dvr 4000+ pci card i want to Remote Viewing on internet plz step by step V9.01 2010-Dec-03

smithgt · **Joined:** Feb 2013 **Posts:** 2

I've a PCI Express 8Ch card, and am running 64bit Windows 7. (eBay item 390501910486)

I've installed the drivers ok, as far as I can tell. The card was detected by the driver install and W7 seems happy.

I've installed the supplied Server software, but as soon as I run this I get an error and the app closes.

I'm going to try V4.01 (or v4.10 is someone can PM me).

If not is there any other software that will see this card?

thanks

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