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using 3 pairs of cat5 would give you 18awg still not enough

There is no difference. The angle is not dependent on the color nor do the wavelength. Blue doesn't make it any more special or any more powerful.

It is just a tint.

Port forward it out so i can test it for you.

What model video card and what is the date of driver installation.

If the building is metal where the camera is mounted on try placing a piece of wood or rubber in between.

Make sure you have Direct X 9.0c

Also make sure you have up to date video card drivers. It should work after that.

I have all rs485 ran through termial blocks

I meant doing the 120 ohm termination

Maybe you need to terminate the rs485 since you have 19 ptz's

The reason why you cant see video from your laptop is because avast antivirus is blocking it.

Try disabling it and you will see video. If you dont want to disable it you will probably have to set it in trusted applications and other stuff in the avast program.

And if you are have so many problems with motion you should just leave it on 24 hour recording.

I dont see how you are expecting motion recording to work perfectly. If you are so worried about space you can always do a low quality 24 hour recording and when motion is activated it bumps it up to a higher quality recording.

gmail gives you smtp service

It is your hard drive. You have to reformat it, it probably got corrupted somewhere when you lost power.

The only problem is how you are going to implement that into the router ddns updater or the DVR's ddns updater. Maybe an open source router like DD-WRT could be done.

Nevermind they make you sign up with a credit card and cancel to keep the free host.

Is it still free?

Somehow i cant create a new account with a host name without having to pay.

Wondering if it is just me.

You have to configure your router for port forwarding

Maybe its your DVR that is the problem since it shows color in quad but not in full screen.

The video is composite. You must convert the adapter to RCA looking like jack and plug into yellow composite video input

And if both give you good images locally than of course its your internet connection.

There is a big difference between the 1st and the last. Of course you are going to see a difference between the two. The upload speed is 10x faster on the better looking one. I dont see why you are confused about this.

Try using a regulated power supply. And try using the last pair to bring your wire gauge to 18awg.

Check the video drivers on the client computer.

Depends on what your power consumption is. If you combine the unused 3 pairs for power than the 24AWG becomes 18AWG which is standard for running power.

In California you need consent from both parties to record audio.

Audio Recording

Most audio recordings without consent of one or all parties are illegal.

Recording audio is very different from video, there are definite federal and state laws prohibiting surreptitious recording and monitoring of audio conversations. These laws are taken very seriously by authorities and failure to abide by them could result in severe consequences.

There are two types of defined recording situations for audio recording. They are usually referred to as "One Party Consent" and "Two Party Consent".

"One Party Consent" means that only the person doing the recording has to give consent and does not have to notify the other party or parties that the conversation is being recorded.

"Two Party Consent" means the person recording the conversation must notify all of the other parties that the recording is taking place and they must consent to the recording.

Federal Law requires "One Party Consent" for audio recording.

Here is a list of state requirements regarding audio consent:

Here is a list of state requirements regarding audio consent:

Note: Laws change constantly, please check your states current laws before engaging in recording.

If you know of a change or error, please inform us.

States with "One party Consent" for audio recording

Alabama - One Party

Alaska - One Party

Arizona - One Party

Arkansas - One Party

Colorado - One Party

District of Columbia - One Party

Georgia - One Party

Idaho - One Party

Indiana - One Party

Iowa - One Party

Kentucky - One Party

Louisiana - One Party

Maine - One Party

Minnesota - One Party

Mississippi - One Party

Missouri - One Party

Minnesota - One Party

Nebraska - One Party

New Jersey - One Party

New Mexico - One Party

New York - One Party

North Carolina - One Party

North Dakota - One Party

Oklahoma - One Party

Oregon - One Party

Ohio - One Party

Rhode Island - One Party

South Carolina - One Party

South Dakota - One Party

Tennessee - One Party

Texas - One Party

Vermont - One Party

Virginia - One Party

West Virginia - One Party

Wisconsin - One Party

Wyoming - One Party

States with "Two party Consent" for audio recording

California - Two Party

Connecticut - Two Party

Delaware - Two Party

Florida - Two Party

Hawaii - Two Party

Illinois - Two Party

Kansas - Two Party

Maryland - Two Party

Massachusetts - Two Party

Michigan - Two Party

Montana - Two Party

Nevada - Two Party

New Hampshire - Two Party

Pennsylvania - Two Party

Utah - Two Party

Washington - Two Party

You will need a powered splitter, the "T" splitter will work only for very short distances. You will need a powered splitter to keep the 1.0Vp-p

use 2 separate dvrs and combine them with the CMS software