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Avermedia EB1304MOB corruption issues persist
tomcctv replied to Scruit's topic in Digital Video Recorders
the HD problem was they would only run on WD green (lowpower) also here is spec for the eb1304mob. iStable software to fix shaking and jolts impact on video Shockproof by rubber vibration insulator and brackets Support 2.5" or 3.5" hot swappable HDD Power circuit protection for peak voltage 7 Segment LED to display setting information and product status Stable power supply for cameras and able to operate under low voltage Provide 1 Video & I VGA output (CCTV+LCD) Selectable function to operate the fan system automatically and stop HDD recording when overheated 2 years Warranty Stable power supply for 4 cameras and able to operate under low voltage GPS function – showing vehicle location and speed in both live and recorded video (GPS receiver required) Dual-monitor function can be output as rear view monitor and general LCD or TV monitor simultaneously Support up to 4CH PTZ control -
nice expencive cameras. you will get some good images from them. all you need now is a good little dvr. avtech or avermedia 4 way dvr will do everything you need. dont buy a no name brand dvr. have a look at the aver. http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=252
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help G18DPVC1-00 VCL Orbit Camera
tomcctv replied to willo's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
thats am old ptz last time i fitted one of these was over 10 years ago. you need the vcl ptz controller to operate your camera. so its back to ebay for you and look for a vcl ptz control unit. but it will cost. were are you ??? -
yes delta software comes in 4-8 and 16 viewer programe. i have service engineers software here. if you pm me with your email i will send it for you to try.
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Avermedia EB1304MOB corruption issues persist
tomcctv replied to Scruit's topic in Digital Video Recorders
can you tell me what eb1304mob you have. avermedia stoped making eb1304mob 8 months ago because of HD problems. they brought out a brand new eb1304mob 6 months ago. the way to tell if you have new or old model the new eb1304mob has vga and bnc output. usb on front for download. http://www.cctvengineer.com/MOB1304.jpeg http://www.cctvengineer.com/Illustration-MOB1304.jpeg -
View Avtech DVR via Vodafone Broadband Dongle
tomcctv replied to Jonno's topic in Digital Video Recorders
Hi john. i use vodafone all the time for testing my dvrs. what you need to do is change your ports for 80 as vodafone does not use them. change your dvr port to 5555 and portforward 5555 on your router. to get around your problem but when you log on remote you will need to add the port to ip ===== http://yourip:5555 -
Mobotix 360 Degree camera
tomcctv replied to cctv_down_under's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
the mobotix q24 yes it is very good for that sort of install. it is very hard to get demos from mobotix. but i was sent this site. you need to click of flag then live at top of page. www.mobotix.ro -
Avermedia EB1304MOB corruption issues persist
tomcctv replied to Scruit's topic in Digital Video Recorders
just out of interest looking at your install picture were are you powering the cameras from. and also where are you getting the feed for the dvr. -
hi ian. you will not get it on a iphone. it needs active x which iphones dont have. the reason why i say to try 3g is it is not blocked in china. just wanted to see if it still had the problem.
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this happends on hikvision machines a few years ago also when the H/Drive was full. empty your H/Drive (it says full in pic) so no recordings. and reboot and try again.
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Hi mrreddog. the best way to look at fps is the human eye sees at 13.7 fps so anything between 5fps 15fps is good enough. as far as resolution. cif/mpeg/mjpeg/h.265. you cant go wrong with mjpeg recording just sent you a pm.
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Hi mrreddog. the avertech is a much better spec dvr. if you stick with brand names then you are ok. lots of un branded from korea will give massive spec and good warranty (only good if you are in korea) where are you mrreddog ???
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Hi Ian. what happends when you log on with 3g modem i.e vodafone, from the uk. just to see if it still has its problem
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Can I use a network IP cam on GV-1240 analog card?
tomcctv replied to dagwod's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
like i said in my post this will not work on that dvr. first off the ip camera has to be supported by geovision software. which will cost alot. and like joindvr says it will only display your expensive ip camera as an analog. so you will have no function over it. buy an ip i.e axis/sony/sonyo and run it on your pc. then you will have all the benifits of ip /zoom/res/ alarms/auto zoom. and the only cosy involved is the price of your ip camera -
Newbie needs a bit of assistance please...
tomcctv replied to Wizz's topic in General Digital Discussion
Hi wizz. you say you are not interested in getting faces. so you will go for cheaper cameras. the best thing on cctv is to get the best footage as pos. and try and get as many faces as pos. if somthing bad happends and you dont have good footage then your system has been a waste of money. -
if you can. pay a little more. for better. also if you are not shure. the best thing to do is look for someone on here who is in your area (were are you) and buy a dvr from them. you will then get good back-up and you will get a system that works. or look at avertech or avermedia dvrs where you can get support in america.
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CCTV is ok On TV but not working with DVR card
tomcctv replied to jamil_tech's topic in Installation Help and Accessories
have cameras worked on the dvr card before. ????? or is it something you have built -
Hi richard. i used it once never again. and the price. you can buy alot better. why are you having problems. ??? frame lockup/ camera drop out/ and stuttering playback. the operating system is about 6 years old
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thank for pic. your dvr port is the 8000 change that to 5555 and leave your http 80 port as it is. but you will have to portforward 5555 in your router. and then you should be ok using http://yourip:5555
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Can I use a network IP cam on GV-1240 analog card?
tomcctv replied to dagwod's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems
no this is not possable with that card. but you can run along side (on your windows o/s) most ip cameras will come with viewer software. take a look at axis. -
Hi Ian. port 80 will get blocked by some isp for inbound. and you also set a port to 8000. this will be classed as port 80. your best bet is to set up new ports around the 5555 mark i.e 5550. just remember to add this to your ip when you log in i.e http://yourip:5550
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What type of cable for PTZ Cameras?
tomcctv replied to missmimi's topic in General Analog CCTV Discussion
RG59 is fine with power. but you will also need data. so also use cat5. alongside your RG59. or you can use composite cable. http://product-image.tradeindia.com/00311787/b/0/CCTV-Cable-.jpg -
[Official] Upgrade thread - All comments/problems go here
tomcctv replied to larry's topic in Questions about this site
Nice update to website.Larry. and all the best for the new year to everyone on the forum -
Hi i have been asking also for live demos from mobotix. and i have been given this site when you click on it click the english flag then at top click live. then pic the camera model you whant to see. not a good demo if that is what you get. pic quality is poor. www.mobotix.ro
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speed bump cameras are very good. remember places still have guys with mirrors on poles. and the speed bump camera will see more. as far as thermal cameras. not under a car or truck. to much heat in its runing gear and bombs are not hot. (well till they go off) the speed bump camera system can be 1 upto 6 cameras looking under the cars. so type of install, 4 camera speed bump then just past the cameras a barrier so as cars and trucks have to drive slow over cameras and then stop at barrier. demo. http://www.icruvss.com/html/demo.html
