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Avigilon bullet sample video
tomcctv replied to cglaeser's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Avigilon will bend over backwards with support. but they do ask in return that you first go on training first. -
Hi. with black light no IR needed at all just use true day night cameras
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CPU needed for 8 1080P IP Cameras
tomcctv replied to mrted46's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
why would a NVR limit you -
Video Balun ( LAN Cable ) Vs BNC Cable
tomcctv replied to wmyatthu's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
hi. I would go cat5 for that distance -
Hi. sorry but the courts would not even except that in the UK. time to change your guy ....... before you even start looking at cameras I would first see if your DVR records above CIF
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the aver by a long way ..... but look at the aver touch its about same price as the eh.
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Capture Card Recommendations
tomcctv replied to Bunited2's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
Hi. the system your adding to is it a aver ??? -
Pelco Digita Sentry Recording Issue
tomcctv replied to jimmymanalo's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi. which compression are you using. H264 or mjpeg. H264 will give a lot more days and also allow you to run cameras better than 2cif -
Hi, No, I'm not sure how to do that, bought these used with no manual. Hi john just go into I.E and type IP of camera ... load activex and you will have direct control of the camera to do settings.
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Hi john. going into adjustments on DVR will be slow as they are camera settings. have you tried going to camera direct and doing settings.
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New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
spec wise there the same...... its not that no one want to answer the dahua are plug and play and cost reflex that but its still a NVR that controls the cameras so its limited. -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
http://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/nvr580858165832-301.html sorry this is 52 -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
what you have to remember dahua always list best spec of the biggest NVR because the biggest NVR is 32 http://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/nvr3204-3208-3216--2.html 32xx range is 16 way so they list max of the 16 http://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/nvr3204-3208-3216--2.html -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
there is no dahua that can record 8 x 5mp but you have 3 logic geovision aver -
IP Camera - PoE Switch and 500ft ethernet cable
tomcctv replied to michalm's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
hi take a look at Veracity Outreach Max VOR-ORM. •Used to extend LAN cable distances up to 200m per device, 1000m with daisy chained devices •Can be used to extend power to PoE-enabled devices at up to 700m (max. length dependent on the power requirement of the PoE device) •Centrally manage your power requirements from one location by running Power over Ethernet to all devices at the edge of your network -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi. th111447. your right in every aspect. and a dual core is out but its not a budget unit like the existing units out now. when we sell to a DIYer we explain if all they want is a good plug play leave and run then the dahua / Costco /q-see / qvis is ideal. but there are also DIYers who like to understand and build as they learn and upgrade cameras as they go. but you cant do this with the current systems. dahua also have a full new range of cameras 3 and 5mp with auto focus vf lens which will run on existing NVRs but cameras have to be removed to allow hardware to cope. so as well as camera upgrade NVR needs to be as well. this is the problem with having a NVR controlled by cameras rather than a NVR that is not -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
Why wouldn't he be able to use wifi? Where is the answer that your talking about Tom? Your doing it again. WHERE in my posts did I say he could not use wifi ????????? Please show me I SAID HARDWIRED IS ALWAYS BEST. I did not say he could not use wifi. -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
We're did I shoot you down . ??????? Did not mention you in my post at all I only gave an option to the member -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
You asked what I used I told you .....yes you can get high ...so what Is this another post your going to mess -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
We use 500 Mbps boxes but standard will do for this job ..... As we know the distance is not that great -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
well the answer to that is in the guys post. and wired is always better than wifi -
2 cctv cameras and network through one ethernet cable?
tomcctv replied to funone's topic in General Digital Discussion
Hi. you could remove your cat5 from network and use that for cameras and then run your network over garage power using Ethernet over power box. which is not expensive -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
see personal again. everytime you post something what the hell is up with you. the new firmware give extra codex so allowing for better kpds (local) old firmware is 6 fps with 16 way full loaded new firmware gives 10fps fully loaded -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Love it you have a go at me for posting limitations about this tread the fix for that is dahua FTP site and download firmware from February ....... then you will have 16 x 1.3 at 10 fps across all 16 and it will allow 5mp but then you can only run 1x 5mp and 11 x 1.3 giving a total of 12 cameras -
New Dahua NVR - 5MP, 240fps of 1080P and 8 PoE ports
tomcctv replied to buellwinkle's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
were do you read this stuff ...........were did I say it was cheapo garbage crap ??????? I think I typed we sell it. I was giving the limitations of NVR. which I don't understand why you think its a problem. so you don't understand ???? if he runs the 4 way dahua with a 5mp camera then he cant have 4 cameras
