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Hi wino. here is a good priced card http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=131 but for a 4 way or 8 i think it is cheaper to buy a system now. by the time you have the card then extra HD and the problems of new cards needing newer pc to install them in there is not much between them.

Hi zorro. First thing bpzle is right stay far away from wireless. unless you pay for a wifi system. also stay away from the usb recorders. not reliable. it sounds like your wife is having a bad time with it. so look for a system that is going to work and do the job. it might be better if you find a company from the forum who is close to you. just let the forum know were you are.

Hi 245. its not just the cameras that give you good quality recording. your dvr also has to be upto the job. what make of dvr are you connecting these cameras too.

Hi wghoffma. then that would be the best way to back-up with remote console. or if buy pen. your dvr HD sounds like it was formated wrong. instead of fat it is fat32. place usb HD into your pc click computer right click your pen then click on drop down format menu click fat32 then quick format. then it should work on your dvr.

Hi wghoffma. no dont connect your dvr by usb to your computer. is your dvr connected to you net work ??

Hi ushangry. if your tv has a vga/pc in-put then you have no problem at all.

very good camera is the axis. http://www.axis.com/products/cam_207mw/index.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 Hi. ak357. what do you think about these hik cards.

there are many dvrs for cars on the market to do your job but it gets expensive. and what people dont remember is the power used while the car is stoped. (record all night and come back to a flat batt) the cheapest option is a unit called t-eye this will watch most of the car from just mounting on rearview mirror. T-Eye Automated Driving Recorder ADR-3000 Product Description Twin cameras view, Wide angle view Compact and extremely affordable, No incident is too small to be unnoticed, captured digitally, Automated driving recorder. The Teye allows drivers to mark video and scenes of interest for future review, it's your automotive digital eyewitness. The Teye is useful for law enforcement or personal use, Fleet Management, Accident reconstruction, Professional fleet and car racing driver training, and student driver training.. The two cameras plus audio channel provides a "third eye" observer. It also features on board digital video recorder with GPS, Speedo readings and external alarm trigger, an SD Card which allows for re-enactment and replay of video and audio, Continuously records video in a loop and saving time before and after an accident. Camera: Sensor Type - CMOS Resolution - VGA (640*480) Optical Format - 1/4" Pixel Size - 6*6 (Micro Meter) S/N Ratio - 50dB Dynamic Range - 60dB Lens Angle - 170 degree (Total: 340 degree) Interface: Debug - RS232C 1Port Key - 2 Port : Menu, Event Key Display - 4 digit FND Video: Compression Type - M-JPEG Recording Size - VGA (640*480) Frame Rate - Max 16 frames /sec for VGA G-Sensor - 3-axis, collision, brake, acceleration detection Audio Recording - TEYE Built in Micro phone Recording Time - Max 64 mins with 2GByte SD card provided. Larger card will provide more recording Storage Device - SD Memory Card 2gb included. Device can take up to 8GB card. GPS - Built in GPS Module with Camera Detector System Operating Temperature (Celsius) -20 - 70 Power - DC 8V - 36V Car Power CPU ARM: - (OS: Linux, Flas: 8MByte, SDRAM: 32MByte

storage depends on how much footage you need to store. in a jewelry store i would look for no less than 14 days. were are you based

Hi chris. i would tend to look at going hybrid dvr. it will save you money in the long run. with going hybrid you can stay with your existing cameras but replace 3 or 4 of them with good ip cameras that will give you more coverage. and also what i do for jewelry stores is also install a internal ptz so as your staff can follow suspect customers. the cost of a hybrid dvr will be a lot less than building your own server and adding adaptors to your existing cameras as you would also need switchers and a good internal network.

same settings as SANYO VCC-HD4000P all sanyo cameras will work with other settings on the avers

Hi atamai. take a look at this link very good camera sanyo. viewtopic.php?f=19&t=11322&start=210

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

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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.