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Upgrading a system with sound for a Kennel operation
tomcctv replied to LoneWolf's topic in System Design
your dvr is not a watchdog system. peal the sticker off and it will say delta-wave. they stopped making them 4 years ago. jpeg 2000. for a 16 way avtech that price looks well to low. why dont you pm scorpion he is the avtech master on the forum -
because the wheel doesn't fit. what are you going to see with the image distortion, poor distance perspective, with it mounted at a distance and on a 4" screen? not enough to be worth the $$$ even for cheap one. they are generally design for seeing things like kids behind the vehicle. or backing into a tight car space. camera is usually on bumper ie close. for that use they work fine. i would also go for sony over sharp. you don't need high res, 380 will be fine, its being able to get clear view in different light thats important. one thing like about mine is being able to look into the dark garage that you can't normally see into. Tweak. the poor guy came on here for advice for a revesing camera. not on how to build one. the camera i posted is not an ebay crap and it is very high spec. plus he can return it. we have gone from a good quality revesing camera advice. to the guy having to build his own (he is not a engineer) SOUNDY gave good advice about ebay, i gave good advice on a camera that are installed on rvs costing over $$$$$$$$
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why try to reinvent the wheel. this camera is built for the job and has a very good spec and its not from crap ebay. and for your type of vehicle up top is far better than a bumper cam. http://www.rockyamericas.com/usa/products/surface_mount_rear_view_camera_087.html
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New House - Assist in getting right equipment?
tomcctv replied to homerjnick's topic in General Digital Discussion
it has only been out for 3 months i have 2 units out and had no problems. the problem you might have is the make of ip cameras you have. ??? -
if you have never dont it before get a pro in .......it will save you lots and lots of money. post were you are and i am sure you will find someone close from the forum to help.
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New House - Assist in getting right equipment?
tomcctv replied to homerjnick's topic in General Digital Discussion
for your needs all you need is one of these full ip support mobile viewing /cms/ and full internet operation. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=203 -
Upgrading a system with sound for a Kennel operation
tomcctv replied to LoneWolf's topic in System Design
if the dvr is working fine and you have no problems with it dont change it. how many places do you need to hear sound. and were are you ??? -
buying a camera then chaging the lens is not a good idea you need the camera to be water proof and also air tight. plus were you need to mount it you want a good steel camera these are not a bad camera can evan have sound. http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.rockyamericas.com/usa/pic/cw086Gal.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.rockyamericas.com/usa/hotDeals.html&usg=__4samyX_slDRRTIoCKvT0fb2h-0Y=&h=325&w=325&sz=40&hl=en&start=191&um=1&tbnid=9UGmBaBE53wVfM:&tbnh=118&tbnw=118&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dreversing%2Bcamera%2Busa%26ndsp%3D21%26hl%3Den%26rls%3Dcom.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox%26sa%3DN%26start%3D189%26um%3D1
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Upgrading a system with sound for a Kennel operation
tomcctv replied to LoneWolf's topic in System Design
Hi kevin. you might be able to get away with filters on your dome cameras if it is just a light problem. as far as sound looking at the spec it will take 4 mics. -
both cameras you have posted and both will do the job you need. both cameras will be colour in the day and switch to b/w at night then your ir will come on. both the cameras are made as reverse cameras so i would not bother looking at lens types.
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Question about IP camera Trendnet
tomcctv replied to tanmaysnv's topic in General Digital Discussion
the software looks ok not used them myself if you are getting it for a good price give it ago. http://trendnet.com/products/features.asp?featureid=34 -
the camera you posted is ideal for your needs. it is built for just your purpose. and the other good thing about the camera you posted is you have the flip picture mode. makes it a good reversing camera.
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also remember portforward the pos on router to be a little faster on remote view.
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£750 is not a bad starting price for an 8 port.
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this law is already in use in the uk. see link below. i also spent time in america and one night went out with friends to a bar i started playing on a slot machine and after a while i won a ticket that you exchanged at the bar for a prize. it was a leather bound case with 4 small knives with golden eagles on the handles. i was so pissssssssss## that i could not bring them back to the uk. http://www.goxplore.net/guides/Knife_law_(UK)
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sounds like a lot more things to go wrong yes the mobotix is a very good camera (Q24) but most people that use the mic and speaker find that the speaker is not very load. and one thing that gets me is if you disable the mic from a Q24 its gone for ever or at least till you send it back to mobotix to be reset at a cost. everything with mobotix has a cost (never ending) the avermedia sa5000 has what you need and it works very well oooooooooooppps you cant buy it in america.
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Hi take the setting off epson and put it to general. that sould solve that problem.
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How to control cameras in defferent roms of the house?
tomcctv replied to rucanunes's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
i have done this many times defore. just replace your existing mouse with a long range bluetooth mouse. -
what are you backing up your footage to and have you been able to back up in the past.
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what make of dvr do you have ??
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you could always run a 2 channel switcher. and have 2 not so important cameras switching every 5 seconds. or get your client to buy the 16
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Anyone Familar with Ameta Ipointer DVR cards
tomcctv replied to crosseyed66's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
if each till has either printer or digital display then it does not matter whos system you use. they are 2 companys i know of in america and both i have used and there service is very good. the first is AVE. http://www.americanvideoequipment.com/ and as you are in pa another company i have used is remoteye. http://www.remoteeyes.com/pos_integrate.html -
yes everyone who sells that ptz in the uk has had faults. and it is not a cnb why they sell them as i dont know. but at least they exchanged them for you.
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so think about it mmmmmmmmmmmmm powering cameras from pc power unit then start recording even more power used from onboard unit ............ remove camera power from pc and give them there own
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did you get them from a company starting with v in leeds area ???
