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hi Dave. the new nano dvrs are now being built with hdmi. but android tv box is also an easy way to view and play back so you can hide your dvr. (picks up from your wifi) the nano can now take upto a max of 8mp for your home you could install a MP camera at the front of house and good analog CNB at rear and sides yes 4 way hybrids are easy to install everything can be done in cat5 for either cameras if you want some IP address of some systems to try on your android just let me know .
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Tom, DMSS is the generic name of the program, and then you have different versions. iDMSS is the iPhone version, gDMSS is the Android version. Then you have Lite versions (free), and Plus versions (paid). And then you have the HD version, which is for tablets. So you would have for Android: gDMSS Lite gDMSS Plus gDMSS HD Lite gDMSS HD (this one would be like "HD Plus") and then you have the exact same versions for iPhone (iDMSS). I would say there is no problem using any of this versions with older Dahua DVRs, some of the newer features (like push notifications) will not work. ok you have the lite and plus in your list. my post was the new idmss PRO. there brand new push app and only works with there new range (here in the uk) it cant be used on DVR pre may 2012 and android device must be latest OS or push will not work and you cant with android do this. this is the new android app. https://lh3.ggpht.com/YA6kFDRq2s93asUvZNmdbB5RfhkcfghqmBSkLXxDPTYu1Zla_m5nE7nExcmBMCK346Q=h230
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hi. idmss is a new app and will ONLY work with the new DVR range. and you cant do a firmware on a old DVR to use idmss pro. (you will kill your unit) and idmss pro ONLY works on tablets and idmss is for iphone and android.
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Hi. david. you have a good budget if installing yourself. and your budget also allows you to go hybrid .... both analog and MP. most systems now will give you 20 days recording and iphone / ipad and android. take a look at the aver nano 4 . http://surveillance.aver.com/model/embedded-hybrid-DVR-EH1004H-4-Nano
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hi CNB rep must be having a bad day or not from CNB (just a distributor) 1 has fix lens (its a basic board camera) the other is vari-focal and also true day night THE Cheap one. The VCM-24VFH
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hi. the biggest difference is the camera. You will wish you bought the VCM-24VFH
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Any idea which one. I've tested one and it doesn't work. Thanks http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/i-rams/id349444644?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/i-rams/id349444644?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/i-rams/id349444644?mt=8 just incase you missed it its also two posts up this is the app for your killer dvr. if it is not working then you need to check your settings.
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Max days storage in your countries
tomcctv replied to Razesdark's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Home systems have no limit but businesses are 21 to 31 days in the UK -
stop changing your company name so often then. also world wide. you have to do better than just sell another brand name. your company has to design build and invest ............... your just 1 of 1000s of distributors
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The ethics behind Covert camera installations.
tomcctv replied to Numb-nuts's topic in General Digital Discussion
covert in the UK needs a licence a lot of paperwork a trip to the court to see a judge and then can only be in place for a max time decided by the courts. and hard to get. stick to the law. uk law installer is Responsible. -
call back in tomorrow and just say you did not want to talk about his security needs infront of a 3rd party. then ask can you see the other guys quote so as YOU can check if the customer is getting value for money. we have not knocked on doors for over 12 years. it is hard work and you dont get to talk to the owner most of the time. going back to talk might be a good thing.
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do you need a full roll ??? shipping rg59 will put price up. you could save by buying made rg59. with ends fitted so no BNC tools to buy http://www.apexcctv.com/c-86-pre-cut-siamese-cable.aspx
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Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
hi. your problem could be using your external ip while on your own network. you have to get someone else to try for you. while at home you should use .... http://192.168.0.8:8080 -
Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
router. add custom rules. name > cctv start port > 8080 end port > 8080 protocol > both local ip >192.168.0.8 then click add. DNS needs to be 192.168.000.001 -
Where find for buy Discovery app for DVR QVIS Atlantis?
tomcctv replied to kike_mrn's topic in General Digital Discussion
its been out for a while. only problem is its not free. and only android. iphone is delayed scan QR for down load. For android -
hi the only problem with the avalon units is no free remote software. we have a test remote software but far from being ready. for your budget look at the dahua pro or go hybrid with the aver nano 8 dont waste money on hard drive space. 15fps is all you need at max and in most cases 7fps is good
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yes go for the avtech twice the price of the dahua kit you can also pickup that avtech kit up from maplins cheap
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Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
hi vijay. your getting there ...... the above ip is what you will now see in your router under services you just need to give it a port number. on your dvr network you see your port as 0080 change this to 8080 thats your dvr settings done. on your router your dvr ip needs a port assigned which is now 8080 -
hi. yes well over priced for a DIY kit. take a read up on dahua DVRs in search (top right of this page under your login) then have a look in your PM box. your reaction should be like this " title="Applause" />
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CT-SRD-470D :: Samsung 4CH Linux Standalone H.264 DVR
tomcctv replied to two89w's topic in Digital Video Recorders
thats simple............. if they dont list it then you dont know what your buying. real time live viewing at 4cif. but the system is useless if the important part playback is only at a low resolution. its just a waste of money a true D1 dvr will and does give quality true D1 were expensive (on the way out with mp) -
Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
yes it will sort that out............... it was a fixed router command. -
Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
hi. you dont go into those settings at all. on your dvr go network and you will see your default ip 192.168.1.10 subnet 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1. you need to change these settings to. 192.168.0.8 subnet is the same 255.255.255.0 gatway 192.168.0.1 then put this into your router with the instructions i sent. (you will get the hang of it ) -
CT-SRD-470D :: Samsung 4CH Linux Standalone H.264 DVR
tomcctv replied to two89w's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Shockwave you aren't the only one that has been caught out like that. I saw an 8CH H.264 DVR with 4 CCD Cameras, I then checked the specs So I thought 240fps which would mean 30 fps per camera & D1 resolution. I was wrong. I am still playing around with the system but I can't seem to get a decent picture with anything more than 4 cameras. hi. Warren its not a matter of being caught out 4cif is good for most applications or budget level DVRs and have been around for a long time. this is why you see so many of us saying brand name. 4cif can be good and bad (very cheap china products) a bad 4cif writen codec will give bad images fast moving objects will give a mosaic effect. a good 4cif found with name branded units have a better codec . this is a typical HIDE spec it points out the best only. but misses the major point. NOTHING of recording Resolution. spec only shows Display (live view) if they dont list recording you can take it as CIF -
Can I connect DVR online to view camera away from home?
tomcctv replied to cam2017's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi Tomcctv, your recommended website is pretty good. However, as what Vijaygunners mentioned, nothing is free at all. So, could you tell us where we can get free DDNS or how to deal with dyndns? Thanks, hi. it depends on what part of the world your in. with having a place in uk and USA. internet is miles apart from each other in price and how your ISP operates. UK. £15 a month ($7) gives us fast BB and the option to have a full static ip with either a 1 off charge (some £5 some £10) or some ISP giving it free. no stupid month charging for statics USA well we get charged for everything and at a lot more -
hi. if you still have the image when camera is switched off. then the first thing to do is pull the power out from your dvr and leave it for 5 mins. connect power to cameras then switch your dvr back on
