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DM multiview or Remote Viewlog lets you view multiple cameras in a multiview. Dont know what tech support you were talking to. I understand if you have a windows based PC. But for Apple Mac's using Safari, Remote Viewlog does not work. If I am wrong please let me know.

no, that is not the right way to do it. you should not be viewing the cameras over a remote desktop program. enable the geovision web server and open some ports in your router...you will get better results. I'm Sorry for the confusion. You are right about your advice. Except in my case the customer is using a MAC computer to view the cameras and the only way to view multiple cameras at once is through remote desktop software. My bad for not explaining that at the begining. If you know a way to do this without remote desktop software, I would be happy to learn how. When I last checked with tech support they said I could only view one camera at a time and viewing recorded video was not availible for MAC's.

Thanks to Soundy for helping me figure it out. Here is the solution: Click on the "Configure" button. Then point to "System Configure". Now click on "Startup". On the right side of the window is the "Display" section. Uncheck the "Enable Directdraw Overlay" check box. Now restart the GeoVision program and you should be all set. Thanks!!!!

Ok. Sounds resonable. Can I make a change that will work?

Does anyone have a suggestion to fix a problem Im having. I am using a GeoVision GV800 Card in a Dell 560 PC with a Pentium E6700 CPU running Windows 7 Home Edition 64 bit. The PC works fine and all 4 cameras are visable on the GeoVision software. The problem is when I use Go To My PC to connect remotely to the PC some of the images are solid pink instead of the camera image. It seams to be only the larger views. Most of the small views are working. And it is only the live views. The recorded views are played back without a problem. I have same set up except Windows XP on another PC based DVR and it works fine. I've talked to tech support and they have no answers.

Ok so RG6 or CAT5 OSP wire. So far for ease of install I would prefer to run RG6 with a seperate power cable (probably a 14/2). But I am confused on the specs I've read about on the web. Should it be a copper core with a copper sheild of 95% etc... And who manufactures such a cable rated for outdoors with part numbers if anyone has them. Thanks

I hope someone can help me with an job I have that involves 1 camera (probably an extreme cctv WZ20) installed outside with a cable run that is 900 ft aprox form the DVR. I'm not sure what the best way to go is. 1. RG59-18/2 Siamese cable 2. RG59 with seperate Power cable 3. RG6-18/2 Siamese cable 4. RG6 with seperate power cable 5. Video/power Baluns over cat5 OSP cable 6. Video Baluns with seperate power cable Also the camera has a power requirement of 8 watts@24Vac. I called tech support and they said no more than 2 volts drop. is there an outdoor rated rg59 siamese or rg6 siamese? Do I need to run a power cable larger than #18? What should I look for in the specs of the rg cable? Thanks for any help you can give.