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on iphone you do need port 5550. are you able to log onto your unit away from your network on another pc using the avers ddns http://you.avers.com.tw:5550

hi survtech. the system i am talking about if approved by Casino Control Commission made in the uk and shipped to the USA on average 30 unit a month. Broadcast quality images, unmatched in the CCTV recording market. Live images and playback images look the same! Sets new industry standard record rates with massive image processing power, up to 1600 fps in one box. Purpose designed hardware and software designed for 24/7/365 operation in Security environments. Multiple search methods. Find any incident quickly and easily with the minimum of fuss Worlds first complete range of 9-64 channel real time recorders capable of 25fps on every input. Smart video multi zone logic based video motion detection as standard, far less prone to false triggering than normal video motion detection Capable of broadcast quality real time image transmission over Ethernet networks.

Actually, very few casinos have deployed any IP cameras and far fewer have totally gone IP. Most who have are brand new properties. Hi survtech. i was talking about pure HD system not ip. Unlike IP systems where compression takes place at the camera a HD/CCTV digital video recorder will make the decision on the resolution and quality of recorded video images. This allows for direct display of true HD images in 720p and 1080p and also the recording of images in resolutions at anything from QCIF right through to 1080p. Recordings may also be compressed as usual but recordings may also be made uncompressed which means that the image recorded is identical to the image transmitted from the camera and displayed on the monitor. This is a true end to end HD CCTV system. granted there are not many casino systems on the market and the ones that are carry a big price. the good thing about HD is you can use the existing coax when doing upgrades.

hi the alarm wires you dont use. these are for external alarm inputs like redwall. you only need your coax / power and data connections. if you can post a picture of your PTZ and also the dvr/nvr you are connecting too.

Android app for avermedia dvr/nvr. http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/tools/averdigi_nyvt_download.html

Hi squiffy. it a microwave system. used all over the uk. if you stand and look at the way the plate is pointing you will either see another or a collecting point.

yes HD is the way most casinos have gone. you need the best possable FPS on the casino table. i would say to start looking at avigilon HD. http://www.avigilon.com/?gclid=CIGkgfGJjagCFQoZ4QoduwdACg

ok try this just scan amd load from your iphone ... you need a qr app (its free)

Hi. ayalas. what has your customer asked for as in what will the cameras be doing. watching around the casino / entry/exit/ bar area. or to watch the table. ip will be too slow to watch what goes on at the table.

to get JAVA to work on your iphone you will need to download an add on browser. cloud is a good one. then type http:// yourip :5550/JAVA-Viewer.html and you will get full cameras and ptz control. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cloud-browse/id394418635?mt=8

Hi rucanunes. your dvr does not support moving of ptz over iphone. the software is old NV avermedia software. the only way you could do it is download a java program for your iphone 4 . and i will pm you a program that will allow you to move your ptz in java. but there is also a new app comming so you can control

Hi rucanunes. lets look at your problem another way. first what make is your ptz. also what are your settings i.e 2400 pelco d ??? and also how far is your camera from your dvr and how have you connected your ptz to your dvr. (you are getting video) ??

what a good way to start on a forum. you have the likes of photobucket or google maps. and you can insert pdf ... if you put it in a link.

the only problem with buying from the likes of alibaba is you are not buying a licenced GSM device for your country. hence the very cheap price. also if you do go for a GSM option make shure it has a free lifetime sim. or your customer with need to pay just for using the network.

Hi davox. your nano will have come with the remote software on a disk. have you downloaded that. if you wish to get it from the DVR in windows 7 then first you have to close all running programes on your pc. then right click internet explor and then log into your dvr as http:// your ip :5550 and it will load also you can do a quick test http:// your ip :5550/mobile and you will get stills on your pc

VST. i have not in any way had a go a rory ... so dont even start that. i have been part of your solution from your first post. but if you wish not to do what avers asks then you will not see a solution.

alpine0000 has been spot on with your budget costs. another cost is your existing pc. it is best to run your cctv on its own pc and not one you use for everyday use. so by the time you have upgraded your pc with extra storage and the likes. and with you only using 4 ip cameras . why not take a look at a small nvr .... no licence costs works with most ip cameras. and is much cheaper than a pc upgrade. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=281

Hi Lindopski am on the wirral also. the tester you have listed will not do what you need. it is only composite connection so you cant control anything with your mouse and keyboard. i take it the dvrs dont have a local monitor ?? remember CMS is port reliant are all your ports the standard avers 5550/5555/9999/53/1053.

Lindopski. were are you based ......... northwest i guess if you are using dowshu. you should be able to do anything with the CM3000 (if setup right) control / set / alter / and get alerts from all your units. are you using standard or gold CMS

a GSM simulater will do the job. will control most things by just a phone call (with no charge) from and fixed line or mobile you just store the numbers that need to have accsess into the unit. your customer dials into the unit .. the unit sees your customers number and opens gates/doors/

a company called Qvis. they have the latest Dahua

Hi maxx. if you are using your existing cameras then one way to go is hybrid. most will have options for NAS backup. since you are in europe then take a look at the aver touch. hardware Compression http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?Id=263

Hi Lindopski. there could be an easyer way. if you know the make of dvr you are connecting to. if it has network. you could just carry a laptop with a crossover cable and just plug direct into dvr

I have 3 versions of remote console here, 2 came from Avermedias site for specific newer DVR models, the other came from an older EB1304, all have the language drop down. Chief its all the same software, same API. But the newer versions GUI is just slow slow slow. I use remote software for tons of DVRs, Im not making this stuff up, I tell it like it is, the 2 older versions are much faster than the newer one including how long it takes to just open up and load the video, the oldest versions is overall the best most stable fast one out of all 3. rory its pointless to argue with you ........... first the software you put up in your post was 3 years old and now your talking about the eb1304 thats 5 years old. and as far as the new remote its not on avers site. also a 3rd remote software imatrix. you keep saying use the old software its much better . it depends if it sees his dvr.

rory thats not true. if he uses a old one out of his dvrs range it will not work at all. rory the remote software comes from the dvr when you login. that way you get the one for that software. and the new remote is the fastest yet.