Securitymaster

He won't do it.

I got to tell you, If I where you, and if you know how to handle PC'S, I would go with a PC Based DVR, just for the fact that you will get the resolution and speed you want at a better price than a good stand alone.

Everycase is different, I would, for example, recommend a Chance-I card for you, once is set up, you leave it as is and don't worry about it, plus it has a composite Video output, realtime, which you can set up to watch in any TV in the house.

Holy S!!!!!!

You got me.

Jesus.

Welcome to the forum to the both of you.

I haven't had the chance to see the DVR running, but I have heard so many things that i can't wait to see it.

One piece of advise, to get the "cctvforum" stamp of approval, let rory test it.

The man who can figure out women, is the man that I want to meet.

I have a albanian friend that has a saying:

"no matter what age, color, religion, background, or country, all women have the same face"

I think he's right

Digital is a really good company to deal with when it comes to GEOVISION.

Sal, who is a member here is also great.

Good luck with your new toy!!!

sniper, send me ur e-mail via PM and I'll send you a particular driver that makes the GEO work with different chipsets.

it sounds like the server software is getting a timeout error coming from your local PC. Are you using a router? if so, which one?

If is monitoring that is going to be the main thing, a lower end DVR might just do the trick. Spend a little more on the cameras, but the quesion is, how many cameras are you looking to put in?

Where you located?

They sell basically low end stuff. Not bad if you have a budget customer, better than COP, that's for sure.

What type of location is it? Retail? Bar?

Extreme is the best. However you are looking at paying top dollar. Around 2K for a REG camera that Rory recommended. U get what u pay for. The cheaper route would be going with a Bosch Ultra View cam & Tamron IR lens. Licence plate #'s aren't quite as defined but you are looking at under $500.00 for the whole setup.

I regret that I must disagree with you, I have used that exact same combo, and the picture was if anything, usable. I swapped the lens to a Fujinion with a higher apperture setting and the picture quality was much better, plus to me, the tamron IR lens line is over rated. I have 16 lenses with toshibas 64dna cameras on a job that I did last year, and to be honest, I wasn't that impressed.

so then where does harriet and mario stand in all this?

Well, I might make it, if not, I take the east, is closer to me

Man, how did it ended up like that?

He lives really close to Haiti, maybe he ticked off someone down there and they put a voodoo zombie spell on him Ever see the serpent and the rainbow???

Trust me, I was BORN the closest to haiti probably from anyone in this forum, and from experience, I can tell you that you do not want to piss off a hatian, you'll regret it.

What kind of computer system do you have the card installed in?

Send me a PM with a link to where you got the card to see the specs.

ok, so what's the whole thing with IC'S DVRS that you are all talking about?

Are they that good?

How about pricing, are they competitive?

I know how and why rory does it, but I ain't telling. He'll make my computer explode from his house!!

You can also do this.

Get a NAS storage device that's big enough to handle the database.

Working with AD I learned that is better to just pay the extra cash and get either a DVMS or a Premier unit, the LT'S tend to have a lot of issues.

Tell your client to get rid of the service contract, since it's looking like it's costing him too much for what he is getting.

American Dynamics is the standard in the gaming industry.

Ok, so I got a card from a client, it's a GB-1212 16CH card, he doesn't have the software, and the damm manufactuer (www.goldbeamcctv.com) does not have a download for the software in their website.

Anyone here have it by any chance?

Thanks.