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  1. jhill
    I want to set up audio streaming in my restaurant and I found this: http://www.axis.com/products/cam_p8221/index.htm Lets say I don't even have a camera can I use this alone together with a mic to stream audio from my restaurant? Thanks!
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    On some of the "kit" systems I see they usually come with 4 x 100ft Siamese power video cables and 4 x 12V power supplies. What is the diff between the products you posted vs the power video cables and power supplies? Thanks
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    I own a restaurant 800sqft. This is for indoor use. I have decided to get: 4 x CNB dbm-24vf cameras 1 x Q-SEE DVR Now what cables do I need to power these cams and connect them to the DVR? Thanks in advance!
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    Bump! Sorry to bring back an old thread but I would really like to know the best DVR for remote viewing?
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    Thanks so much for the detailed replies with so much advice! Please can someone recommend the exact CNB cams best for indoor? And what is the best DVR for remote viewing purposes? I heard the Q-SEE dvr has a great remote viewing software setup?
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    bump. Anyone?
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    I own a small restaurant (approx 800 sqft) and I would like to set up 4 analog cameras around the front of the restaurant. Specifically I want to have 2 cameras above the POS (cash register) monitoring and recording all the transactions between my staff and the customer. There are some trust issues between myself and the business partners, including the staff. Since I am not present at the restaurant in the late night hours and weekends I would like to have an excellent cctv system directly above the POS that can view what goes in (or doesn't go in) to the cash register. After lurking and perusing the forums I found that the bundled "kits" are a waste of time. So I want to match great cams with a great dvr. I read that the CNB dome indoor cams are good. I see Qvis or Dahua recommended for the DVR. My main priority for the DVR is remote viewing using windows, iphone, or mac os x. My budget is 600-700. One more ques. How are the Cantek bundled systems sold on 123securityproducts? Thanks in advance!
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