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It is only the same delay as analog. But instead of replying to post with IP in them .... Take your time to read the post first. This install is for a truck / lorry /waggon / big thing on wheels. Analog will have 8 coax plus power which will take a lot to hide in a drivers cab not to mention also having to install camera power. The delay .... You go to a analog system and move you hand while watching live. And you will see a slight delay which is the same as IP. But milliseconds does not matter to this install ... Again read the post ..... It's for a waggon lorry and am only guessing but I think the op is looking along the lines of what you get from a dash cam but with enough cameras for the size of his vehicle So a very un noticeable delay does not matter at all because the op will be driving and not watching a monitor 24/7. I would of surgested TVI or CVI but the same problem with coax and also there are no mini recorders that could be hidden in the cab.

Hi. joeziah. IP system is ideal for your application for a number of reasons. Poe. Allows for image and power to each camera on a thin cat5 And be a plug and play .. This will also make it simple if your truck has a removable trailer. There are not many small analog recorders ... But NVRs can be nice and small to install in your cab area. The main part with doing your type of install is the size of camera So equipment I would look for is a mini dahua 8 way NVR and the 2mp dahua golf ball size cameras. And you can do it for half of your budget. The NVR 108-p dahua is there newest. Small unit it is the size of a mini iPad and a inch high. At around $110

I have access to it both ways. I have it networked, and also have physical access. Thanks Tom! Hi. The system when bought comes with a burn option Either cd or cd-dvr. So you have two options use lots of cd or swap out cd writer for a DVD burner. As you can keep much more data. But either cd or DVD the discs can only playback on a PC. And with you having firmware over 3.3 . The player is added to each disk on completion of burning

Hi. Are you viewing from dvr at the moment or PC ?

But it does the job better than a BB gun

Sunnykim you are amusing sometimes. So what you are saying now is tvi comes in two frequency...... Low and heigh. Depending on quality of coax ? I might be wrong here but when I have bought tvi or cvi the sales man has never asked me do I want high or low frequency. But let me give you another lesson and it's about coax cable old and new. When CCTV was not as popular and out of people's price range old school analog equipment ....and cheap rg59 was not available from China the coax was 100% copper So the fact is old coax .... Still in place and in good condition is Infact better. But if you asked anyone on forum or installers I think you will find new or old coax with tvi or cvi has not given any problems

This is we're your wrong and misleading tvl does matter on any system 320 line is CIF which takes us to you other wild comment ......the signal can be digitised to D1 .....I don't see how the op can do that when its a CIF system .... So again wrong information that does not exist on ops unit. Also wrong ..... Like I keep telling you the op DOES NOT HAVE a standard camera to a recorder..... So there is no option for a local power supply to the camera ..... And on this system audio is also part of power input This post is on to its second page with you trying to correct information that does not apply to this setup ..... So that is we're you are also misleading

Yes that is probably true ...... BUT you are giving that distance af under 100m But it's far greater than 100m. And that's the part of your post that is wrong .... And has to be corrected

Not the correct information. Sunnykim if you don't know the product then don't answer a post. It saves time for members to get the right information. Tvi limited to under 100m is wrong

Hi. Your picture is of a everfocus dvr. So any dvr with 960h will do. Or a system that takes both tvi cvi and analog..... So you can change to better cameras later.

Home monitor was free and worked with roku tv box and again was option And had a short time login. It changed Jan 2016 with a cost Now you have the camera IP you need to login to each of the cameras IP and change ports ... Then you add each camera to the app

It's an option

No I don't think they are the same at all. If you read from my first post and the rest .... DONT USE home monitor option. That means get the cameras off roku apps Use the standard apps .... Use local. Use that or eyespy app. From my first post I have been trying to get the op off the home monitor and get him to go local. That is how simple it is But here I am trying to get the OP back up and running yet I have you in the middle blocking the threads progress.... It's pointless having to explain to the op and you coming in and blocking what is an easy solution. But again am not going to waste my free time on this it's pointless THERE IS NO MORE TECHNICAL HELP ANYMORE ON THIS FORUM ITS ALL TELLING PEOPLE TO BUY NEW the op has over 2k tied up in cameras with an easy solution which is what the forum is all about. Home monitor is an option. Don't use that option and use IP address local or use RSTP URL. IT IS THAT SIMPLE

For someone who has never seen or touched one I don't see how you can say am wrong . Again y-cam home monitor is a add on it costs $45 a year THAT IS A FACT. BEING PART OF THAT ADD ON op gets home monitor apps one for pad one for tv box both linking to roku tv.and DOES NOT DO LOCAL only wan Now there are other apps for y-cam for use on local (that op needs because cameras and tv are local) and there is also another app that does the same as roku and with no charge . There are other options like putting a y-can comparable NVR on his network But being allowed to give this free advice on the forum is proving hard when someone is saying it can't be done Y- cam have been around for years if you think y-cam moving from roku home monitoring makes them fail to use y-cams own apps and render all there cameras useless then I don't agree But if that's the advice you want us all to agree with then there is no help for the op

No that info is wrong ... Also wrong .... The reason why I replied to this post is the model number in the discription. It is a Samsung 100ohm system ...... Can't do 75ohm Samsung sharp lorex all sold 100ohm systems and could only use specific cameras and only use the cables that came with the kits. They did not run on coax. So ops distance would of been no good. But if you think the industry only use the chipset you keep posting about then that's your problem on not moving forward on your technology. You are temporarily excused of all false claims. Wikipedia "Hi3515" and "impedance matching". sunnykim. That link just shows how stupid you are Why have you googled the wrong thing ? Yes for years CCTV is on 75ohm and that can be found like this - Do you agree that if you look at the spec of a new camera it will say on the spec it's TVL and 75 ohm And the same with recorders ... It will say BNC 75ohm . I think you will agree about that ? Now to join the camera to recorder the cable has to be 75ohm IE coax which is rated at 75ohm ( just In case you did not know coax can also be 50ohm) but no good for CCTV. Now as you SHOULD know is cat5 or even alarm cable is 100ohm So ..... 75ohm camera - 100ohm cat5 - to 75 ohm recorder is NOT a match. THAT IS WHY we have baluns so a quick explanation. 75 ohm camera - BALUN - cat5 - balun-recorder makes a 75ohm system. Now for the ops system It's a 100ohm .... Camera is 100ohm the cable which was normally alarm cable (100ohm) and receiver.... Op system does not have a recorder and none of the 100ohm systems recorded. To get recording in quad only the receiver had a 75 ohm output for a vcr. Now you can't use the Samsung 100 ohm camera on systems of today just as you can't use a 75ohm modern camera on a Samsung 100 ohm receiver. SSC-21 is a 100ohm system from 20 years ago and you had to use there cameras only. Now your link is right .... For standard cctv But the post is about a SSC-21 so has nothing at all to do with it. The post is about 100ohms WHY ARE YOU GIVING MODERN ADVICE TO A SYSTEM THAT CAN NOT RUN MODERN CAMERAS

Hi. Jmcu Nice clean job. We supplied similar dahua equipment to Milwaukee racing. Who used a similar setup to yours last race season. Then sold it on . We was asked buy the new owner to help with a video wall to be mounted by the camera 9x60inch with the dahua video wall controller. (The wall is only used for events) but that also gives him a income from displaying advertisements But what you have built gives you so much income opportunity I hope it goes just as well for you. Another add on option is dahuas speed detection and licence plate detector. But nice job ...... You need another suv now as yours is going to be rented out

A good system will give clearer more recognizable images for day and night use I see that you're a licensed installer and trainer. In your professional opinion, do you think I am better off with the digital system or an analog? I presently have an analog system and I still have another five weeks to take advantage of my return policy back to Lorex. What you think I should do? Hi. Are you making the changes on the recorder or the camera end ?

I can't seem to get the point across ... We are all talking about different methods You are using there apps for remote viewing over WAN . You still have LAN and this method does not restrict you at all. I think I'll back out from giving advice over this problem .. It's being made difficult but others who have openly said they have never been involved with y-cam

And like I keep on saying home monitoring is a add on service at $45. And is not needed which will end the problem of 15-20 minutes On there standard app you can watch till the cows come home ... Watch 365 days a year And it can all be done local

Home monitor plus is a chargeable service to use it. And you opt into it. This allows the HD app and the roku service .... You need to stop using those apps and go for there standard one or use the eye spy one. Then stream to TVs via another option If your not happy using the y-cam and waste 2k then change everything to another camera system ...... But you are still going to have the SAME problem the tv stream How many cameras do you have. .? At each location

Daryl733. This is the 3rd time you have surgested in a post that am not familiar with some types of CCTV. With over 33 years I think I do and another y-cam was a big seller in the uk so yes I have come across a few in my life time. Y-cam will work just like any other IP camera ...we have them on avermedia dahua and hik systems when people wanted upgrades.

Why are you looking at blue iris ..... Your going back to a 3rd party with more cost. If your looking at dahua use dahua software which comes with cameras or use a NVR Which y-cams do you have?

Hi. Your Costco link is a good unit. And is a plug and play with auto setup. The ideal way to set it up is do not switch on the unit till it is all fitted. Install all cameras connect all cables connect monitor and connect to network .... Then switch the recorder on and go and make yourself a cup of coffee as the unit takes 10 to 15 minutes to set itself up.