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I would keep it simple ...... Just as you already have but change your multiplexer for a network tv box and you can call upto 8 IP cameras in any configuration

Hi. I would look at 4K with h265 on both the camera and recorder You will have np problem with bitrate

Why are you using topslink?? i thought it was the only one you could use asks for model number and serial number of box. and no portforwarding Have you setup p2p on your dvr ?

Why are you using topslink??

Hi you will find lorex is much better than the Samsung.

Hi. Please do not buy a dvr with monitor built in .. What is your budget for a dvr I am welling to spend up to $300 i think for just the DVR I already have a 3TB HD in stock. I did read some of the other posts it seems TVL does not matter when it comes to analog since it is limited to NTSC. Sucks I will have to pull all new wires to get digital. Why do you need to pull new cables ? Just look for a cvi system TV lines does matter for analog ........ But I would look at mega pixel And NTSC does matter it's your country's format NTSC or PAL

Hello, This is Cherry from Wanscam, It's regret that our JW series don't support onvif protocol so that can't connect the nvr successfully. would you want to try our HW series which can connect with NVR? Best Regards, Cherry Hi. Best to leave wanscam well alone. If there products don't support each other then that is a problem Cherry instead of saying buy more from wanscam ...... Fix the ops problem he has spent money with you why spend more

Hi. Please do not buy a dvr with monitor built in .. What is your budget for a dvr

Hi. That is a expensive dvr £340 that has to be a joke ? How many cameras are you looking for ?

Hi. It is way off 1080p it is just a basic analog system The spec is put in such away to sell but forget the spec it's all crap Records at 12fps .... But playback is 30fps .... That can't happen Onvif..... Is more crap for a analog system If you have a better budget I would go cvi or IP .... Even if you go down to only 4 cameras you will get better images

Yes personal gmail account Hi. On your dvr have you entered 8.8.8.8 under secondary dns

Hi. Are you using a gmail account ?

Hi. A 4 way network switch is all you need ..... It will replace your router https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-GS105UK-Gigabit-Unmanaged-Ethernet/dp/B0000E5SEQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1467885768&sr=1-1&keywords=4+port+gigabit+ethernet+switch Thank you for your quick reply. Do switches like this transmit wifi signal? My cams are outside the house and it's impossible to run them through ethernet cable. No. If you need wifi then your other option is to just use another wifi router and not connect it to your network

Hi. A 4 way network switch is all you need ..... It will replace your router https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-GS105UK-Gigabit-Unmanaged-Ethernet/dp/B0000E5SEQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1467885768&sr=1-1&keywords=4+port+gigabit+ethernet+switch

Hi. The lorex IP system will do what you need also off site storage. Lorex/flir is a dahua product

so i just need 1 balun adapter and that also supplies the power? what do i do about power? what type of balun must i get to connect my wires to a regular analog camera? How is the camera getting its power now ? What type of cable is used. Like I posted you need 2 baluns one at each end

Hi. It depends on the type of cable used when first installed. To go with a BNC all you need to do is add a balun at each end ....this will then allow you to use any analog BNC camera. Don't know we're B for battery came from but just ignor it

Hi. There are other camera types ... A box style might be best for you with the right lens. Going for a dome camera to look out of a window makes no sence also you are looking to 100ft ..... You will not do that with a dome

Hi. Your first dvr was a AHD format and your new sounds like it's analog only. Can you only connect 2 of your old cameras to your dvr and see what happends

Hi. Qvis offer the best system the iZeus NVR 3000 Series is a very good system and is IP. Where are you located ?

Hi. Glad it all worked out for you

Hi. It is always best to use cable point to point and not have any joins. If you are looking at adding more cameras then I would buy a reel of cat5 Another option is eithernet over power. http://www.netgear.co.uk/home/products/networking/powerline/?cid=gwmng

Hi. The first link is a AHD coax system £385 then you need cable and a power supply so you are looking at £500 to have it working. Your second post is a tvi coax system 1080p not real time or 720p realtime .... Same again you need cable and power supply. Have you looked at going IP system ?

Hi. Take a look at the raspberry pi wifi

Hi. The easiest way is with a PTZ controller or a hand held PTZ remote None of them need any login