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LOL ... just say no to ip ... (cameras)

JSNTIP www.NVT.com ...

LOL .. yeah i left it for.. something like 20 hours .. its not that important as its a second Laptop (old one).. .. she bought a new HDD ... thanks though (she wouldnt pay me for 6 days of work .. (or electric )

Fortunately I Dont view Clover as CCTV equipment so I would never enter into an argument with them over that .. as for Wiki .. people with too much time on their hands. .

Hmmm .. trick question .. anything that isnt Radio Shack, Clover, Lorex, etc .. Something that lasts at least 3 years to start with and doesnt have a high failure rate ... a camera that produces a high quality image, is connected with coax or fiber to a main system ... and the list can go on all day .. but im busy right now ..

LOL ... dont believe everything on Wikipedia, its human edited, a majority of information on their are a person's (the particular editor - which can be anyone) opinion's or views .. for example, they are claiming IP cameras are CCTV, when they arent ... point is ... Pro's dont consider Clover CCTV ..

Clover doesn''t sell CCTV cameras ..

some drunk or high driver wrote off my bros car last night, like a head on, guy was coming round a bend on the wrong side of the road .. anyway, since we have no laws against driving drunk here (even if the other person dies) and even if he has no insurance, even if the other driver gets charged its just a $200 fine and no mark goes on your licence .. plus more than likely he has no insurance, and since the car was still insured in my name, my insurance is going to jump up on my jeep now too .. sucks big time cops took an hour to come and it was 2am and they were 5 minutes away with no traffic on the road .. ok rant over ..

Well its not from a Major brand .. so it cant be that good .. otherwise one of them would have it also ..

http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=3287

Bosch has a PTZ with motion tracking ... basically what you want is something that also has presets ..

Some South Korean OEMs make a similar product .. A friend here has one of thge Sanyo's but we havent tested it yet ..

Lots of day night threads here .. http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=6122

I prefer provideo .. but someone else i know likes hunt .. provideo have better bullet cameras though .. hunt has a better selection of vandal domes ... i had issues with both so i dont use either .. but then its the same with any OEM .. they each have their pros and cons.

you too of the same hey

Nothing else should be run on the DVR, including Anti Virus software .. once only the ports required for the DVR software are open and every single other port is closed, should not have any issues. Ultra VNC is downloadable from here (its like Remote Desktop/PC anywhere) www.ultravnc.com

Cool ...

Oh ok .. yeah this one is called orient ..

Did you search google yet? I found something straight away, but im reluctant to post a URL as its located in China, however Hikvision is Chinese ... anyway PM me if you want to try this one. but you still may need that serial number like ak357 said ..

Well .. here is a list i made a while back .. http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=36977#36977 Ive gotta do an updated one .. but basically you only install the DVR software, turn off a bunch of uneeded windows services, some other speed tweaks like display settings, etc .. also you should totally block out IE best you can .. even if it just means turning on Content Advisor .. I would only install the Cleaners if you ever need to use them .. once noone can browse the web then there should not be any issues ... make sure to turn on TCP/IP Port Filtering .. just enable the Geo Ports (and VNC if you are using that) ... Now .. if you like .. i can log on sometime if you install Ultra VNC and go through one of the systems so you can see how to set it up .. let me know .. just remember im on the -5 Eastern Time ..

Dont know bout that .. but maybe an IRQ Conflict with the Geo Card and something else .. did you check and make sure there are no conflicts in device manager? Hey .. like $50 for the SIS mobo i bought .. )

Hi, used them before .. basically OEM so its like Provideo ...

Sounds like it maybe the mother boards then .. (chipsets) You should be able to swap them out for a Micro-ATX with an Intel or even SIS ... maybe get one that has an AGP slot and add a 128MB DDR ATI Card (or generic ATI Radeon). I once ordered a SystemMax PC for a GV800 and it came with a Via, had all kinds off issues, so i swapped the mobo for what i could get down here, was a Micro ATX with SIS chipset.. uses an 128MB DDR AGP Generic Radeon Card, its been running perfect since last August still on the internet and I havent been back for one single service call

Hi, Are the DVR cards on the first or second PCI slots? Did you try XP SP2? You mentioned Media Center, that could be the issue. Hopefully its been tweaked also and not using the OS defaults. It wouldnt be my choice of PC for a DVR, though it seems the meet the specs, dont know about the motherboard and chipset though.. Are these Legit Geo Cards? Have you contacted Geovision direct yet? here is the chipset you mentioned .. http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/embedded/915gv.htm The 915G/915GV Express chipset is Intel's first PCI Express and DDR2 chipset with integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 for the Intel Pentium 4 processor in the LGA775 package. The 915G/915GV Express chipset GMCH, with its enhanced architecture graphics engine, delivers not only high 2D/3D graphics performance, but also provides an efficient high bandwidth communication channel connecting the processor, system memory, I/O subsystem, and other components together to deliver a stable mainstream desktop platform solution.