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HI Tom. Do you think that with Cnb S2265N Outdoor PTZ, Cnb VBM-24VF fixed dome, HDF1212 - CNB 4 Channel H.264 Dvr I'm building a good system ? yes you will be building a good system. but all that equipment will cost more than your budget stated.
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Hi. gif. the prices you have quoted are below trade prices. a good system just does not exist for that money. build your system over time if you are on a budget - start with a good dvr then add cameras when you can. i can post a link for cheap stuff but why waste your money.
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the new nv cards will beat GV hands down. in many ways. pm you a demo.
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Hi dave. the nv3000 lite is an old card. it still does the masking you need but buy the new nv3000 and not the lite. manual for you to see. http://www.cctvengineer.com/NV_series_Manual_EN_v7.7.pdf
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How do I join a cut rg59 wires?
tomcctv replied to m_O_O_m's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
Hi MOOM. all you need is a standard BNC on each end and the addaptor soundy has poster. but if you are asking how to cut and join. then this is how you cut RG59. http://www.discount-security-cameras.net/security-camera-cabling-faq.aspx#rg59 -
new blackberry app for avermedia dvrs realeased today. pm if you cant find it and i will send it to you.
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Hi. were are you based.
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Looking for small Point of Sale program that works with Geo
tomcctv replied to rory's topic in Geovision
Hi rory just found this in a mag. (sorry not had time to look up company) Geovision Video Surveillance capture cards integrate with Pinnacle Hospitality Systems' POSitouch software to bring video clips right to the operator's iPhone. The new Geovision iPhone application called GV-iView is available on the Apple iTunes store -
looking to set up CCTV cameras at my new shop
tomcctv replied to kiaanx's topic in General Analog CCTV Discussion
The store isn't the biggest therefore i'm only looking for 3 cameras but it does need to be viewable from home. i haven't really set a budget but i'm looking for as cheap as possible. in the cctv industry cheap is short for it will not do the job. its ok looking at monitors but the most important is getting good footage from the system (footage you can use) so its not cheap you are looking for its a budget system http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=252 -
looking to set up CCTV cameras at my new shop
tomcctv replied to kiaanx's topic in General Analog CCTV Discussion
Hi kiaanx. first wireless never works. if you want a cctv system invest in a good system. you will get good advise on here but first you will need to tell us a little more. how many cameras. size of store. and your budget. -
Which CNB camera and where to get it in the UK
tomcctv replied to Anderino's topic in Security Cameras
Hi this is were i buy my stck from. http://www.videcon.co.uk/products.php?l1=3&l2=61 -
remote view with a DVR and remote location to control relay
tomcctv replied to scorpion's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi scorpion. all avers do what you need with there software i.e switch lights on or off or what ever. if you want to play with the software just pm me. it also controls the ip cameras i/o -
Wanting To Move Up A Notch in Quality
tomcctv replied to FarmerCharlie's topic in General Digital Discussion
That was what I expected too before I bought it, but I have not been able to get higher resolution or frame rates. The best I can get is 7 FPS at 352x240 or 3FPS at 720x480. I guess that could be partly because of the computer; I don't know how much CPU time the card uses for the compression, but the CPU usage is usually less than 70% with both the DVR card and the two instances of WME running. In general, do the stand-alone DVR boxes tend to perform better than the cards? Hi farmercharlie. the nv3000 is a very basic and slow card. it depends on how many cameras you need if you wish to move up a notch. after looking at your footage i can see why you need real time. a friend of mine has just installed the same thing in scotland for people to watch remote at the birds. he has 15fps. you might want to update your viewing software to see if you get a better frame rate as that car can do better than the frames you have. if you need the software just pm me. -
Hi crosen. another dvr/nvr to have a look at is the avermedia. being a technology intergrator going ip would be the best way. this is a first for avers. small 4 way nvr to intergrate with any software and supports most ip cameras without the need to buy licences. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=203
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Hi Dave. talk talk has so many restrictions on there broadband. and you might not be able to use your dvr over wan. talk talk is a information collection broadband service (that is why it is so cheap) and it is the smallest usage broadband around. before you spend money just check with them
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Hargan. did you read on the site you have posted. NOT IN STOCK. italy from the uk 3 days. cms 3000 comes with the cards Free it comes with every avermedia. you only need 1 pc the one you are putting the cards into along with a graphics card. how many monitors are you using.
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Sureveillance-Video conferenced me with CNB, and they no longer provide the balun's with the cameras...citing not enough demand. However, these cameras I received have the 2.8-10.5mm lenses - that's a plus. Hi clearsignal. cnb have never provided baluns with there cameras. it is built in. and you can order any cnb to have a balun at the dvr end. you have to put utp on any order. then your camera connections will be like this. power / bnc / cat5.
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a month. you need to change your supplier. how long do they take for tech support. so you have gone for the new NV8416e4. then this gives you more options as it does not have a tv out. Advanced VGA Spot Monitor Output 1, Configurable multi-quad VGA spot monitor output 2, Flexible 1, 4, 8, 9, 13, and 16 split VGA output video on your demand 3, Unique hybrid VGA spot monitor output 4, Support IP camera or Analog camera VGA output 5, Integrated spot monitor output with alarm system 6, Configurable spot monitor output to serve as an alarm action 7, Compatible with AVerDiGi Display21 for multi-quad and alarm spot monitor output 8, 5 configurable multi-quad spot monitor TV output 9, 16 loop-through spot monitor TV output
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at 25fps at that res you are going to need 8/9tb so you are going to need raid for 30 days with cards you are a bit limited i.e 1 vga out and 2 tv out (you have no control over the tv out display) if you are looking at macking a video wall then i would look at the avermedia 6032e no need to use imetrix then. and added to the cms3000 software even more screens with full control and alarms. but with buying avermedia you are missing out on not using some ip camerasin your key areas
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Hi hargan. what will you be protecting with your system. there are not many places that need 25fps only like casino tables and even then they can use just 15fps. over lan you will get 15fps i have sent you a pm with video of fps that you can play and alter.
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if you can wait for a few days as avermedia has just released there fastest system yes. AVerDiGi IWH3216 Touch Incorporate Intel dual-core processor which delivers significant CPU performance on multiple concurrent tasks Support recording rate up to H.264 240/200 fps @ D1 resolution and provides independent dual stream for better network efficiency 16CH hybrid capability and compatibility with all major brands of IP/analog cameras (available for adding new IP camera without extra charging) Fingertip operation of touchpad front panel, dual touch monitor, and self-explanatory intelligent GUI for either software or hardware design. Wide-range security deployment and intelligent video integration, such as POS machine, ATM, FaceFinder, Visual Search and PTZ Tracking Remote Software Integration: CM3000/CM3000 Gold, Remote Console, WebViewer, PDAViewer, iPhoneViewer, 3GViewer, JavaViewer, HandyViewer, and SmartViewer
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to use the 6480 cards you need a high spec pc. Intel Cor 2 Duo processor but you dont need to run at 25fps 12 or 15fps is just as good. you can use imatrix for off site but cms3000 gives you more options. but you will not get 25fps over the internet. also H/D storage for 32 cameras. how many days storage are you looking for ???
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wrong again. CCTV does need PP in Ireland including the securelight. perrywinkle. then i better get my guys out to take cameras down. the law is only in a public space and not your own garden. you DO NOT need it to watch your own car.
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some people say try this guy http://scorpiontheater.com/troubleshooting.aspx but he spends more time on the beach than on here and some say he cuddles up with a avtech in bed.
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Looking for a specific type of RS232-RS485 converter
tomcctv replied to Tubal's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
Hi Phil. you will find what you need from moxa. http://www.moxa.com/Product/serial_media_converter.htm
