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It does 1080p@12fps or 720p@25fps on all channels. It can also do 3MP@12fps on the first two channels. It also has two extra IP channels, but I am not sure it will be easy to get those two channels working with anything that is not a Hikvision IPC. Tvi is upto tvi 3 .........so the unit posted is already out of date. And also to give restrictions to what can be used on each channel is also a thing of the past with other manufactures so a waste of money from the start with not being able to upgrade.

Hi that is a pls pioneer...... it will still be ok for you but Quattro 5 is better. Qvis unit also allows you to use dahua apps and pss

I would take a look at the qvis Quattro 5.

Is this system for home or business and how many channels

Hi. Before you waste money. It is best to call ACTI 2013/14 cameras and not ONVIF and might give you problems. See if there is a firmware update from 2014 for your cameras. Both your links are old units .... The HIK is only 1080 on first two channels and 720 on the rest .....which is pointless now with 1080 being so cheap. I see you used to use the avermedia .......can I ask did you buy from a guy called Stuart....... Leeds way ?

No. One is ip the other is analog. Why did you buy cheap crap baby monitor and think it would be a good outdoors ptz? Buy a cctv camera and not cheap baby monitoring crap

Hi. This guy is good and honest.... but based in Texas.... long term member of the forum http://www.apexcctv.com

Hi. The problem is there all different formats. Cvi is digital at camera tvi is converted at dvr same as AHD and SDI We have done it with cvi but it's expensive Cheapest way and as most recorders are now full hybrid ....IP CVI TVI AHD SDI ...... Is to use IP over power were needed

Hi. The cameras if ordered by themselves they would also come with a power supply. It also gives you the option to not use the Poe or if you are using a switch or router along your network.

Hi. Sounds like a China copy of a hikvision......... Problem is there is no support......and you can't replace with hik software

Don't read old reviews....... lorex is now owned by flir and flir are licences to build dahua systems Reviews ..... are bad in everything if you believe everything you read on them

Hi. That is not the right screen. Left click....... Enter password.......... And look down menu till you see guide.......click on it and follow screen commands Dvr needs to be connected to router first.

Hi. I never use supplied cables ........plus they are never long enough I would buy a reel of good cat5 or 6 And also put in extra runs for other devices in the future.. Run car5 to camera locations and add cat5 to TVs you might want to view NVR on..... Even to doorbell and get alerts when pushed. Nice to see you are doing your homework as regards to cable ..... Your right it saves time in the future.

Yes I did read the comments but every recorder has just as many negative reviews and more. what do you suggest? If comments like this don't bother you then there is no hope. From the discription 4 people have complained and there answer is. So not only cheap crap but also lie and only find out its 720p when bought. You need to give a budget amount before anyone can recommend anything

Hi. Yes your right ..... Only for remote viewing away from your home over Internet. ..... And that system allows you to lower bandwidth

Hi. $1.200 is a good budget. If starting from scratch then yes IP is best and is better future proof Your internet speed has nothing to do with your system. But is only used to give you the option to view your system over the Internet. So does not matter if you go IP or analog HD This is a good system and is colour day and night with extra channels to upgrade https://www.lorextechnology.com/hd-ip-security-camera-system/8-channel-security-camera-system-with-6-hd-surveillance-cameras/LN10804-86W-1-p

Hi. The QR code is under guide on menu on that system

Hi. $98 with 1tb hard drive .... makes the unit worth $40 Did you read comments on that recorder ?

Use a device call VDS, which could use only one coaxial cable to transit the data and power, 1000M max. 1000m is less than a mile ..... op is looking for 4 mile. Running coax for 4 mile is not cost effective

Well i was told they still do magic here Ok, on a serious note, i know the budget is low. However i strongly recommend you to check the below links & suggest. https://www.amazon.in/Wireless-Security-Infrared-Business-Security/dp/B01GL9UP76/ref=pd_sbs_236_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=V1P7Z4SN5R2YRS6EJ7A5 https://www.amazon.in/Its-Wireless-WIFI-Outdoor-Camera/dp/B01LYO7NXF/ref=pd_cp_23_4?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=DNTM78NH770Q5HMK3KD2 These are wireless, within the budget & almost caters to most of the requirements. Thanks. Well I said you could buy junk with that budget..... Just pick one you like and buy it

Hi. Take a look at blackvue https://www.blackvue.com/dr750s-1ch/ Record to your own network while outside your home via wifi. Even get images sent to you if your car is tampered with. ... Also cloud recording as well as onboard SD card.

Hi ... welcome to a cctv forum ....... not to be mistaken for a magician forum. 4 to 5 cameras ..... 24/7 recording ...... with cloud or external backup For 2k rupees....... which is only $220 $220 budget is even too low for the junk equipment you see

Hi. A new ivms by hikvision was released this week you need to use that one. http://www.hikvision.com/en/Tools_84.html

Wow $1,200 for a tvi camera. You are expensive

Down load the new ivms .... available from last Tuesday from hik site.