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hi. what do you have the stream set too at your dvr ??? also with 32 you are not going to get the same as if direct from dvr.

hi. the link is a good camera. but it has 1 let down which is the bracket. you have to chage it if used outdoors hi the bracket is useless. it just does not hold. come winter and snow is also a waste of time How come? That wont work outside?

hi. the link is a good camera. but it has 1 let down which is the bracket. you have to chage it if used outdoors

hi. i would look at doorframe cameras. much better than installing into doors. as soon as you open the door to anyone the camera becomes useless ...... if you have a nice hot day and only use your screen door again your door cameras sees nothing. much easier to install a camera into a door frame than door.

hi. need more than h264. you could post a picture of your dvr. also were did you get the ip 192.168.1.10 from.

hi. we still need the make of your dvr. and also what OS you are using.

hi. how old and what is the make of your DVR. you might need software to view.

hi for your budget i would look at 4 ESIP-MP2-DM1 cameras and run them on a aver nano. this will allow you to view remote .. or record on site and away (your home) connect to your cash register see what you are selling and cash amounts and not bother about buying a licence to run this or that. for the cost of a licence its the cost of a hybrid

hi yes you can (called local network) all you need to know is the ip address of your dvr (found under network settings) most of the time with just local networking you dont need to do any port forwarding

hi. with having 2 units to view it looks like 1 of the units needs a firmware update. (you have the Dahua dvr) or you can use the new remote viewer (sent via PM)

hi. yes with that Hauppauge you can. but like i said from amazon the dvr pens are $7 upwards which is cheaper than buying the add on leads and remote (which you dont need)

hi a camera looking at anything is a surveillance system. without any monitoring you will have the risk of the camera being down when needed or lens has crap on it . how are you going to power the camera ???? lots of ways to get live view from remote sites...... these will be city cameras. do you have hotspots or 3-4g none of which are expensive.

hi. this is one of the times that calculators dont work. at a road intersection motion detect will not work. it will at night (low traffic) so everyday someone needs to drive to camera and download footage ???? getting network to the camera will be best. record at monitoring location and be able to monitor 24/7

hi. no that will not work. you would also need to add a modulator ........ it would be cheaper to just buy a $10 USB dvr from the likes of amazon

hi. with having a 32 way you can have upto 32 ptz. A&B connects to all cameras. if you are thinging of adding more ask about the dahua PTZ .... with you having the Dahua you dont need a controller or OSD controls. all you need to do is click ptz camera then your mouse becomes the controller .... move mouse left ..your ptz moves left same with right and up and down mouse wheel is your zoom in and out

to be honest going though build your own just for a foscam is a lot of work for a basic camera. look at a 4 way aver or dahua. hide the dvr in the holiday home and you will have a better system. plus its not an expensive way to have 4 cameras and you can also cover outdoors. network it all watch from anything remote and even record to another PC. holiday homes are best with more than 1 camera incase 1 goes down.

that is the old sanyo P. you are looking at 8 years old. you also need the viewing software to view on a PC. and also the people you give the footage to will also need the player. you can like you said go direct to video player. but if you are going to keep the system then i would go for something like the avermedia converter. it will give your dvr a few more years use. plug into monitor out into pc press record on pc screen display direct to dvd. http://www.avermedia.com/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?Id=505

hi if all cameras are showing video loss then it points to your power supply. you can pick up a new one for a round $60 but i would look at this type that the small single unit with fly leeds from q-see.

Hi. its an old but good cnb V1310NIR before the days of mona or i-blue.

hi. new software sent via PM.

hi some more info is needed regarding your dvr. your camera does have audio ... you just need a cable from the white RCA to your dvr audio in. some DVRs will play live audio but not record it.

for £1.49 look to see if it is a balun. Ebay is full of these and there calling them baluns WHICH THERE NOT. THIS is what you need to look for.

hi which ports have you forwarded in your router ??? also where you have used > SMTP: smtp.gmail.com use this instead. 66.249.93.111

hi ssmith10pn. software sent via PM.

hi with it being a Restaurant is all money done at till area ??? there are some good DVRs out with good POS. and for a restaurant till money and orders to kitchen can also be logged (if you have electronic ordering) that way you can see orders as well as till cash for a little 4 way i would look at the aver hybrid it has utp pos and searchable data base i.e put in pepsi and it will tell you how many was sold that day. the good thing about going hybrid for the dvr 1 of your cameras (or all) can be a good mp camera which will give you good coverage of your cash register area