kangtree

it looks like Avermedia MP5000 and such Digital video capture card,from Taiwan,but i found some clones in mailand.China.

So i cannot judge ur card are clone one or original one.

Not all the DVR cards are clones in China.

maybe only 20% customers use clone ones.

most of them use original DVR cards,such as Hikvision,High-easy,Hanban 15 series H.264 haedware compression DVR cards,most of them are much better than those Kodicom even original ones.

and some low cost solutions now are original such as 7130chipsets,23881 chipsets.they are attractive in cost and quality.

I am looking at a PC based system - company called Optiview out of FL. Their systems are all made in Asia but they stick their sticker on them. I get to do the install myself and they gurantee the product for a year. Their website is:

 

 

They would not tell me the name of the original manufaturer. Their asking price:

1. 8 CH 240FPS 120GIG CDRW NET --$3000

2. 3.5-8mm Color Varidome cameras -- $159.00 each

 

Anybody out there have any experience with this product?

Do the prices look reasonable and do you think the product will be reliable and effective? They do have a demo on their web-site but I wasn't able to access it which is not a good indication.

Sorry for the cross-post.

cannot find ur website address

where is it?

bought a dvr card to go with my cctv setup when it arrives do i need any software to enable me to record onto the pc or is that with the drivers i assume will be with it due to it showing a blue cd with it?

 

if so could some 1 link me to where to get it from

 

many thanks

1.if the dvr card can b compatible with ur display card?some card choose ATi and NVIDIA chipset

2.resolution of ur monitor,some support only 1024*768,some only support 800*600

3.Video format:choose ur NTSC or Pal for video input.

4.Your OS problems.

my dvr card will only show a max resolution of 352x288 should i be able to increase it to a higher resolution or could it be the maximum the card can support i have tried everything and no joy. would 640 x 480 show a better quality picture if i could increase it.

 

thanks,

 

jonny

try some cards who supports D1

KN1524T:4ch real time D1 in displaying and record

http://www.dvrworld.com/product.php?act=page&pgid=3&pid=6

KN404HCI 4 channels video and audio CIF or D1 CIF (real time)

or 2 channels video and audio D1 (real time)

or 1 channel D1 and 3 channel CIF (real time)

or 4 channel D1 ( or not real time, about 15fps)

KN408HCI 8 channels video and audio CIF (real time)

or 4 channels video and audio D1 (real time)

or 3 channel D1 and 3 channel CIF (real time)

or 2 channel D1 4CIF and 4 channel CIF (real time)

or 1 channel D1 and 7 channel CIF (real time)

or 8 channel D1 ( or not real time, about 15fps)

http://www.dvrworld.com/product.php?act=page&pgid=1&pid=6

Hi all new on here so be good to me lol

i have just bought a dvr card and prog to fit to my pc, new of ebay, well it all works fine but wont record, at the bottom of the screen it says 'DISC OCCUPIED' i do have a tv/radio card installed on my pc so thinking this was the problem took it out and all the drivers etc but still get the same message, also there seems to now way of adjusting the cameras lighting/contrast colour etc can this be done ?? sorry if this sounds dumb but i am new to all of this (and getting on a bit)

my pc has an 80 gig hd a 1.6 proccer 512mb ram

thanks

jem

is it a KMC4400 or KMC8800 cards?

for these 2 cards,they need u share disc(s) to prepare for record.or it cannnot b installed rightly.

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I need to find a PC based DVR card or DVR SERVER.

It needs to have 32 channels @ 920fps (30fps/channel)

 

Any Ideas? I've only seen 2 on ebay, and one of them is only 480fps

the other is 920fps, but it is from edigitaldeals. Any feedback would be

greatly appreciated!

u can use our

4X KN408HCI

2X KN4016HCSI

4X KN1508

to build 32ch real time DVR easily.

It's a small case,with these cards,u can get Max=64ch(1920fps) per PC system.haha.....

32 channel, hardware compression and integrated video matrix

 

One of my clients is looking for them. Does such a beast exist? Looking for access to only the dvr cards if possible.

 

Can anyone help?

 

Thanks,

Minh

Our KN408HCI/KN4016HCSI and KN1508 can do it.

and our KingSight DVR software integrated Matrix cards in to build DVR+Matrix system.

plz view our site:

www.dvrworld.com

or contact me via MSN:besthy2003@msn.com

32 channel, hardware compression and integrated video matrix

 

One of my clients is looking for them. Does such a beast exist? Looking for access to only the dvr cards if possible.

 

Can anyone help?

 

Thanks,

Minh

--->we have.

we can provide KN1508 X4pcs to build 32ch(960fps) real time DVR system.

and our Kn408HCI also can do this.

both can do max 64ch per system in real time.

u can view our website:www.dvrworld.com to find them.

I seen alot of questions about frame rates, resolution and compression

 

1) does anyone know of a card that will record at 30fps at hi res?

I know Chance i's hardware boards do. Does anyone else?

--->there are many kinds of DVR cards from China market can do real time:120fps/4ch,240fps/8ch,480fps/16ch.such as KN40xx HCI series,KN15xx series,KAV4000/KAV8000...and so forth. and for hardware compression card,max do 64ch per system.

 

2) My older Chance i card mpg 12004 is pretty good but still is grainy on the record end. even at 702x480 but one i just installed is grainy even on the real time display?

--->abt resolutons:we have D1(704*576),CIF(352*288) optional

 

3) What are the differences between mpeg-4 and H-264? Is the extra compression worth the loss of quality? as mpeg-4 is still not perfect. Is there anything out there the compares to a camera directly connected to a cctv monitor?

--->H.264 is a standard of MPEG(part 10).and it gathered the advancement of H.263 and MPEG4.compare with MPEG4,it compresses more in rate.for a example,the same video record,only 70% capability for H.264.

Now in the market there are many kinds of DVR cards.

so how can we judge who is the best one for us and choose one who meet our requirements?

now we can judge it from the below features:

1.Compression format:

H.264 is the most advance compression format now.

MPEG4 is 2nd advanced.

MJPEG is 3rd class

2.Resolutions:

D1(704*576,pal;640*480,ntsc)

half-D1(704*288)

CIF(352*288)

3.Hardware or software compression

Normally,hardware compression is expensive than others.and can do more channels in one PC system.

4.Real time or Un-real time in recording

Not the more advanced ones ,the more best.u shall choose the right one who can meet ur requirements.

Hi,

 

You must get a hundred of the Pico 2000 card questions - sorry.

 

I'm just seeing what I can do at home with a couple of cameras and a dvr card, so I bought an eBay dvr cheapie. It works, but it also maxes out my CPU at 100 percent, 100 percent of the time, resulting in very high CPU temps. I'd like to let it run all day, but I'm afraid of overheating my system.

 

Do the more expensive cards do this also? Should I invest in a better card or in water-cooling? Or is there a way I can set it to not use 100 percent of the CPU?

 

Thanks!

Conexant Fusion 878 PICO2000 is a 8bit software compression un real time card.(most of it are clone ones).

bcoz it is a SOFTWARE compression DVR card,it means when compression is running,it will use and occupy your PC CPU and memories.

If u use other Hardware compression card,the CPU occupy rate will come down.

www.dvrworld.com