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  1. You will probably have to add IR, but one of the best ultra low light cameras in an affordable price range would likely be a 1/2" Exview such as the Samsung SHC-745. Best, Christopher
  2. Just reading some old threads. I think this should be Q7404, is that right? Best, Christopher
  3. Why do you not like baluns? Best, Christopher
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    Speeddome pzt guru needed

    What were the other forums? Best, Christopher
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    Another Question on DVR's

    Do any of the Intellicam DVRs support both analog and IP cameras? Best, Christopher
  6. Always better? Well, according to me, your posts are nonsense. Best, Christopher
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    Novice needs help on home solution

    What complete security system costs less than $500? Best, Christopher
  8. Anyone have any experience with this PTZ Auto Tracking Module? http://www.dvrusa.com/PT2300DV.asp Best, Christopher
  9. I just finished a chat session with Avermedia and they are working now to duplicate and resolve the problem. Best, Christopher
  10. Have you contacted Avermedia technical support? Best, Christopher
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    what is better- low lux camera vs infra-red

    Distance to subject is not the reason to select IR. A good low-light camera may do just fine at long range in a well-lit parking lot, for example. IR is generally used as a semi-covert and/or non-obtrusive light source when there is insufficient available light for a particular camera. Best, Christopher
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    Help With Residential System

    What do you mean by "run power"? Best, Christopher
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    what is better- low lux camera vs infra-red

    You need to specify a price range. There are some good choices under $1,000, but they can't compete with cameras that cost $5,000 to $20,000. Best, Christopher
  14. According to the data sheet: "Support static as well as dynamic de-interlacing for smoother graphics" I'm guessing there is an option for static vs dynamic de-interlacing. Did you try setting this option for moving objects? Best, Christopher
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    Help With Residential System

    I like the EH5216 and was preparing to place an order, but have been following the recent thread regarding an apparent interlace issue. I'm hoping the problem can be isolated and corrected relatively soon so I can move forward with the install. Best, Christopher
  16. I was planning to place an order for one of these. I've been looking for a rackmount hybrid and the price on these is very attractive. Would be nice if Avermedia could resolve this with a firmware upgrade, but as has been suggested, perhaps the EH5216 is just underpowered to handle muti-channel compression. Best, Christopher
  17. I've seen this artifact in Adobe Premiere when de-interlacing was not configured correctly. Best, Christopher
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    Does DVR recompress to H.264

    When a H.264 IP camera is attached to a hybrid DVR, is the original H.264 stored to the DVR, or does the DVR decode and then re-encode to H.264 a second time? Best, Christopher
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    Not very happy

    Are they an authorized Panasonic dealer? Best, Christopher
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    Not very happy

    Where did you get them? Did the cameras appear to be NIB? Best, Christopher
  21. So, that's four units with artifacts. Does anyone have one of these EH5216 DVRs that does not exhibit these artifacts? Best, Christopher
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    Novice needs help on home solution

    Why? This is the most important question to answer. Why do you want to spend $500 to $700 on a video security system? Best, Christopher
  23. Where did you get the cameras? Do they have tech support? Best, Christopher
  24. The products listed on their website is rather thin. Perhaps they will provide quotes for products in the Northern database? Best, Christopher
  25. You really believe that everybody follow law to the tees Don't be silly. My post was prefaced with FWIW. FWIW, that's usually an indication that what follows may not be worth a lot. Best, Christopher
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