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Hi Gizmo. just pm you some links to take a look at.

Thanks Ted yes i ment ir ..... been ordering ip cameras all day got it on the brain. the secuesight light is between £90 and £150 you are best contacting them though the website.

ThanksWhat do you think of http://www.peats.com/cgi-bin/catalog.cgi?view_product=1&id=26121&sid=23&cid=4125&scid=9769 Hi perrywinkles yes that will do the job.

on the inside? Will the glass reflect? Hi you will only get reflection if your camera has ip lights around the lens (this is what will bounce back from your window) this might be a better idea for you and it is not classed as cctv in Ireland. http://www.securesight.com/security_cameras.php

Not right. i was told by the planning folk it is needed you are only putting a camera though your tv. this is not a cctv system and you dont need planing. if you are watching your own property you are fine. buy a cheap camcorder and put that in the window

Hi. Gizmos you can do better than swann. and stay away from the maplins kit. just do a search on here for swann. as far as cameras this depends on what you need them to do (how far to view/ what will you be looking at) and also what is your budget.

http://kildare.ie/countycouncil/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=267 see third post down you meanthe bullet camera. Where do i get it? planing permission is needed if your system is looking into a public space. so your gardens and drive way is fine the biggest cctv company in Ireland http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/cameras.htm

IRELAND you dont need planing permission on a house. in Ireland. i would just buy the camera listed and run it though your tv. its cheaper than the camera you listed.

Hi perrwinkles. with the camera you have posted it will not work very well as the ir will reflect back. plus dont by wireless it never works. you would be better using something like this . Will that work from inside?Or would a webcam work from inside?Planning permission is needed here for outside CCTV and I do not want that expense.Thanks for the reply where are you that you need planning permission ???

Hi perrwinkles. with the camera you have posted it will not work very well as the ir will reflect back. plus dont by wireless it never works. you would be better using something like this .

Hi Thom. its not HD it gets a bit long winded to explain on the forum. you need to empty all folders with the vshell pass word then you need to creat a new video data base. and that sould sort your problem. if you have problems with it i have pm you my number.

i dont think you will see any differance as the day/night cameras are very good. in most cases better than with ir if you have a little lighting around.

Hi. it sounds like you are not installing a new active x to the pc. as you should see some small changes. try to uninstall it again. also try cms3000 and see if you connect then.

Hi which mod of dvr are you using

Hi pacsol. how are you getting active x onto your pc. from dvr or from the software ???

Hi thomG. the good old Leviathan dvr. if you are getting video and it is recording. then the other problem can be fixed. do you get a red box warning after a while.???

This CNB will do the job. auto zoom on motion or by remote control. 30x zoom

soundy bad info. you can record your own kids but not anyone elses. and keep the footage. so yes this does need to be checked with the state law.

bt homehub. will show your dvrs ip as a mac address. have you port forwarded your ports to it. ??? and for remote viewing do you have a static from bt.

you might want to check on your state law on recording children. before you build and use anything. this is a very bad idea for cctv use.

http://24vs.ca/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=46

were are you based ??? and i will put you intouch with a good distributor.

Hi prove it. that is alot of land to cover. just placing cameras here and there is going to be hit and miss. and at night the picture quality will be usless. here is a good link. the camera is a ptz and it also comes with 15 sensors to go around your home. take a look at some of the videos. http://futuresentry.com/videos

Hi George. yes you have a setting on the dvr for static ip. but this does not mean you have one. who is you isp and did you buy a static ip ???

Hi wino. Noooooooo lets make it easier for you. if you have not used capture cards before you are going to run into problems -- is your pc upto the job/ can you do the IT to get everything working. your best way is with the following link. just plug your existing cameras in then link to your pc. done. much cheaper than building your own. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=151