tomcctv

do you know what system you have. there is no point giving you info if you say you have bought avermedia then you say samsung.

Hi Twilo. i have been installing avers for 5 years. and in the past 3 all models have been on mobile remote viewing - mobile windows / smartphone / pda / and from november 09 iphone. most people forget to tick remote in dvr setup and the ports also have to be 5550 if 80 or anything else then you cant connect.

Hi Twilo mobile viewing has been with all avers nv/sa/eb/seb/eh linux and windows based for 2 years or more.

Hi atamai. you can take your pic of what ip cameras you can use with that dvr. it depends on what your budget is. and how you are going to use it i.e dome camera or ptz / or internal or external. take a look at sanyo here is a post from the forum. viewtopic.php?f=19&t=11322&start=210

Hi Pilotguy. some things are missing off the ebay discription. you do know you will need to keep your pc on 24/7 also you will need a good size H/D to hold the recordings. for a little bit more money you would be best just buying a network dvr from a brand name company.

Hi mike. it depends on your budget. and what you are going to be protecting. the systems you have listed are low fps dvrs and you would be better sticking with your system.

i do have a few of them cameras out i used them on budget installs. but i will be honest with you the picture quality is very very good day and at night. and are better than the small cnb range. i would also look at the avermedia nv5000 dvr card

under user settings have you ticked all the webviewer boxes and also the remote access time to infinite. also you need to give it time for your phone to download. this can take upto 10 mins. and also try this as a test http://your dvr ip:5550/mobile this is a quick screen shot and works on any mobile with internet.

no problem at all. under powering will not do any harm at all 12v for 24v. but if is was 24v into 12v. some good cameras will recover but the cheaper ones well they smell like burning bacon.

Hi scruit. some blackberrys will let you load the java window and some dont. down to cell company. so here are 2 ways 1 should get you working. but your dvr port has to be 5550. enter this as is into your phone browser. http://your dvr ip:5550/JAVA-Viewer.html and your dvr will send your phone the download. or email this to your phone http://your dvr ip:5550/JAVA-Viewer.html and then click on the link. just for ref: all these ports sould be open on your router to your dvr ip. 5550/5551 - for remote 5555 - for cms and 53 & 1053 - for ddns

Sweet camera! Where can I get one?? Contact your carpenter Dont knock cheap cheap cheap cameras this has 560 tweet lines. better than ebay

like soundy and bpzle say you are in a good situation with how they wired your house. you are covered for any camera install . and if your cable runs are not to long. if you have not picked your cameras yet take a look at the CNB-utp range. you can install theses cameras as stated by soundy and bpzle. but if the runs are to long for coax you can still just conect these cameras with just your cat5.

the camera will connect to your q-see http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/WVCS854B.PDF

Hi santosh. if you cant install vga then take a look at this for an idea. i would look at the kvm make. www.minicomdigitalsignage.com

Hi Farmercharlie. if you have used good R59 then i would use one of these. much cheaper than running more cable. http://biwave89.myweb.hinet.net/product/product01.htm

Tomcctv u should stop criticizing HIK 1.HIK record H.264 2.we can get from CIF to D1 (depend on the card) with lot less CPU resources then Avermedia ever 3.HIK has Hybrid solution too 4. You can watch HIK on Iphone, IE I can keep going and tell you How Aver never finish their soft and so on... but I guess I should stop the post above listed 2 types of cards. not every card from hik. so i listed the differance between them.

Well, Avermedia's $480 NV7240 (4?)-8CH card appears to be more expensive, adding 2.5 times the storage cost due to MPEG4 compression, running this software: the recording is the main part of cctv the hikvision only records in cif the avermedia records mjpeg. also the aver is hybrid so yes a little more in price but you get alot more. also remote viewing you dont need software like you do the hik. also mobile viewing. avers can be viewed on anything hik cant.

Interlaced image? Is it common for DVRs to be so limited? Sorry for stupid question, but I'm kinda new to this video surveillance field. 1fps is not acceptible when you are trying to see thief's face, and he shows it for like 2 seconds. I inherited this monster along with the building its just the age of the machine over time they get better and better. but you still get the unbranded companys selling bad fps dvrs. they call them ips to make them look good. always look for dvrs with no less than 12fps on each camera. even avtech have better machines now i am shure scorpion could do you a upgrade. also i have just pm you a play with demo of fps

looking at the geo ip support list. software 8.3.3.0 your camera is not supported. might be worth calling vivotek to see if it will be supported soon.

I have a load of Geovision GV-2008/GV-1480/GV-1120 + I/O +CMS dongles you intrested in a swap? I could use the HIK cards. JD Hi pm me your address and i will send you 1 over for you to look at then you can make me an offer i have 18 of them.

i have a box full of hickvision 16 way cards all new taken from dvrs we installed last year. we had to change all cards and graphic cards from hik as there support was bad and wanted to charge for everything. while under warranty. you can do alot better with geovison or avermedia cards. i dont know if the avermedia sa9000 pro is available in the US but here in the uk and belgium it is. and that is a full hardware comp dvr/nvr with hdmi outputs with 42in and sanyo hd cameras just like watching a good movie.

if it can be done with ip it should also work with standard cameras. this is just the screen view. with the new geovision it has drag and drop. place mouse over camera hold down right mouse button drag camera to new location let mouse go.

or you can buy 10 of these.

soamz there is not alot anyone can do with a budget of $400. you cant buy cctv for that price. you will be able to get 2 of these for that price. http://www.securesight.com/security_cameras_product_video.php?id=44

bpzle. you need to talk with your avermedia supplier. here in the uk and in france/spain/germany/irland. if you buy any avermedia with the words hybrid then you also get a free ip camera. bpzle pm me the price you pay for a eh dvr.