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Hi. Why do you need to change the Mac.

Have you tried the app with your local ip

You have IPv6 enabled on your router un tick it and try

They had a few units called Atlantis...... But it's best known as a dahua.

Hi. Ok that is not the atlantis You need this app and keep the port as 37777 iDMSS HD Lite by ZHEJIANG DAHUA TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. https://appsto.re/gb/CTW3E.i

Can you post a picture of your dvr setup screen

Hi. You will always get confused if you don't understand or if your going to believe bad sales info. Everything above in RED is wrong. Transmission IS NOT restricted to 500m Analog matrix support ..... Why go back to rca/scart/BNC ........ VGA and HDMI is digital which is now on most new TVs and monitors.

Hi. Sorry open port 34599 on your router and select both tcp/up And use this app Discovery HD app by Qvis Labs, LLC. https://appsto.re/gb/MGsnG.i

Hi. What platform is your mobile ? You will need an app to view your system and you will also need to change your media port to 34599

Hi ayjay has given you information from 10 years ago Don't go analog Look for cvi or tvi and ip

Hi. You will catch in the act as the tracker will alert you as soon as it is moved from your postbox

Hi. I don't think you need to go full blown CCTV for your problem. We had a similar problem in West Virginia in January .... They knew the person but needed more evidence. First call and see your post office manager and explain what your going to do. First make up a parcel with a mini tracker in it and leave it in your post box (you need to let your post master not to collect it from your box) also it's best if the theft is delt by your post office than you. You can pic these up for $50 and they will alert you as soon as parcel is moved from your box ...... They only have a battery life of 22 days but only take half hour to recharge. I would make yourself a small parcel of a old cell phone. Remove the battery from the cell and insert the tracker and super glue it all closed

Hi. You are using a old avtech unit .. Low resolution unit .... For what your going to pay to replace hard drive you can pic up a new dvr I would not spend any money on your existing unit

Hi check your pm. This one should help you . If you also need manual for the PSS I have that as well

Hi. Have you checked your power supply

Hi. Yes it will give you problems .. Balun are designed for 1 pair

Hi. If you have no cameras to start with then you are wasting money going tribrid. Hybrid and tribrid are used to upgrade using old system cameras and mixing with IP. If your starting a new system then either go IP or CVI or TVI

Hi. What is your reason for e sata. You have a limit on cable length.

Hi. That unit would be a waste of your money .. Not only old and discontinued but also unsupported.

You Gould format HD in your DVR not your PC

Hi. Swap out your router back to your bt hub You will need to put your user name and password from Vodafone and place them in the not a bt customer in router settings

Hi. This will do what you need. If your garage is on the same power as your house http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/powerline/PL1200.aspx

Your right best of not putting IP cameras on outside of house. Like you keep saying it's impossible not to have a secure system

I think your missing the point ..... As you said above yes it will But if a person goes up a ladder and uses the network cable and connects to the network with a laptop that has not been on the network and DHCP is off on the NVR then that is not going to work. So I will stand by my first post. As long as your network is secure there is no problem having an IP camera outdoors.

Getting personal Your right IP is no good ..... Yes the op is best going avtech crap analog junk Let's forget about simple secure setup networking it's no good for IP. But yes I do know networking so let me point out your simple mistake and you might learn DHCP is not a secure way to set up your network. Also your example is crap ..... Do people connect a PC to there NVR camera port ?? Answer is no ...... Also that is local connection. My first question to you was WHY is having an external camera put you system at risk ...... Not local but external AVOIDING IP SYSTEM is wrong advice Does not matter if it's a NVR or a DVR .........YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND that if is access remote either to a NVR or dvr the risk is the same ......it's how you make it secure So back to your comment avoid IP is wrong And you ask do I know anything about IT