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Hi msw1090. yes it is feasible. but can you let us know what level of protection you need. (what will you be monitoring) you can go for a system like listed above but you will be buying cheap and unbranded (no back-up ) and as far as the last post yes you can go ip (will give you good FOV) than standard cameras. take a look at axis cameras in the camera demo site on this forum.

whats the matter scorpion. have you not got any work on.

Hi cop what type of RS 232 to RS 485 converter did you use. can you link a pic .

you could find a nice very cheap unit. but you will only end up loosing a customer and also problems. if you are a installer you should know what the least you would install. and do its job. i install avtech or avers as budget 4 ways if your customer does not want to pay that much just walk away

Spanish to English translation. The sale of alarms and surveillance cameras in Spain has increased 33 percent between 2008 and 2010, with Madrid's city with the highest demand for devices with C-7 Security as one of the leading companies in the sector. Most of the clients of C-7 Security is only seeking control of their homes and businesses, despite that 80% percent of these already had an alarm system. Similarly, the second reason to buy devices with image is 'strengthen' the safety .. As customers of C-7 security you know, buy alarms and security systems to permit verification through image represents a significant advantage for any citizen because it guarantees attention 'immediate' intrusion situations, robberies, thefts, among other

these are very good cameras i use these on hotel installs. i would use 3 of these http://www.cnbusa.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=417 and 1 of these http://www.cnbusa.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=1043 and record and control them using one of these http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=232

Hi JW. can you email me the picture. i have pm you my email.

Hi gcfly. were are you based

Hi. all cables you intend using are fine. its a good idea to future prof your cable so as you can go standard or ip and extra from sound or telementry.

Hi aylasa. no need to go black and white. i would recomend the sanyo HD http://www.fullhdcctv.com/

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.

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.

the new nv cards will beat GV hands down. in many ways. pm you a demo.

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

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.

Hi. were are you based.

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

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

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.

Hi this is were i buy my stck from. http://www.videcon.co.uk/products.php?l1=3&l2=61

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

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