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Still the same whether its a powered mic or not. That line in functions the same.

November was a while ago. Most likely it has been overwritten and lost forever.

Line in and Mic in are technically the same aren't they?

google quadbrid dvrs

Why not just use the vga to composite convertors and encode them to onvif streams? Seems cheaper that way.

Satellite would be fine. Make sure you go with Excede instead of Hughes because Hughes requires a static IP for remote viewing or other functions you might need. Usually you would only consume the bandwidth against the cap when you are looking at it remotely. It wont use a lot when it is sending alerts here and there.

Whats that white thing on the ground? I think i saw that somewhere in movies before.

It can sms through email. http://www.wikihow.com/Text-Message-Online

Have you tried to put a router behind the router (double nat) to see if it is the google router?

Why dont you just start using DVRs that have dedicated Mac clients from the start?

It could be the hard drive. Try disconnections the hard drive and let it run to see if it still restarts.

Try using port 587 and make sure POP is enabled in your gmail settings page.

I know one company has power over coax and SDI What happens when that one company goes out of business? Than run the extra 18/2 ?

Are you able to read what kind of files are on there?

You might be pulling the substream on your Tablet and pulling the main stream on the RTSP which is higher resolution hence the slight delay compared to the substream.

HD Witness works with linux and doesnt use that much of CPU resources. Even an Intel atom can handle 16 x MP cameras.

Your CPU usage shouldn't be that high for only two cameras on HDWitness. Check how much bandwidth those cameras are consuming by clicking on the "I" on the top right of the cameras.

You can use No-IP, it doesnt require a credit card. Doesn't Asus routers have free DDNS of their own? http://asusddns.appspot.com/

I actually think the encoder is a good idea. I dont see why it would be so expensive since the DVR is a lot cheaper now.

Did you upgrade some new firmware or update the Exacq software within the last three weeks?

What VMS are you using? Sometimes the VMS will send certain CGI commands to make the cameras lose connectivity until a reboot of the camera is done to restore functionality.

Don't most cameras keep the same FOV? 1920x1080 Main Stream 640x360 Sub Stream

The Effio and Next Chip are DSPs. The Super HAD II is the CCD sensor.

Yes http://muxlab.com/product?product=hd-sdi-balun&pid=876