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sorry for the late response guys I got it working thanks for the help though. It turned out to be the power supply and the camera I was using were both suprisignliy DOA. odd I know but I got it working.

Hello guys I need help. I have a PC Based DVR and it does not display video. First time using it. It is a Wave P Ether9808. PC Specs are Intel E2200 CPU Nvida 7300LE GPU 2 gigs ram 320 gig seagate HDD Asus P5LD2 Motherboard. Please please please help me get this running. I can not contact manufacture they wont respond. Camera SPECS: Image Sensor: 1/4 SONY CCD Image Sensor Resolution: 420 TV Lines CCD Pixel: 510 (H) x 492 (V) Sensitivity: 0.0 Lux with IR S/N Ratio: 48dB (AGC Off) Electronic Shutter Time: 1/60~1/100,000 Sec Scanning System: 525 Lines, 60 Field/sec Video Output: 1.0 Vp-p composite video at 75 ohm Gamma Correction: 0.45 Gain Control: AGC Operation Temperature: -10 C ~ 50 C Storage Temperature: -20 C ~ 60 C View Angle/ Len Size: 70 Degree/ 3.6mm Power Supply: DC 12V Construction: Housing: Aluminum Front Housing: Glass Dimensions: 2.5" (W) x 5" (L) Water Resistance: IP 55 IR Distance: 60 ft. * 420 lines resolution * 20 IR L.E.D infrared * Indoor/ outdoor camera * SONY CCD with ADVANCED DSPTM color camera * One year warranty * Power supply not included Features * 420 lines high resolution * Sony CCD image sensors * Durable anodized aluminum housing with sun shield * Anti-burst color day and night camera * Long range IR LEDs - 20 IR L.E.D. infrared/60 ft. range * 20 Infrared LEDs illuminate even in the darkest areas * 0.0 Lux with IR * Weatherproof housing * Adjustable bracket for wall or ceiling mounting * 3.6 mm lens for a large coverage * Excellent for outdoor use (-10~50 C) * Advanced Digital Signal Processor(DSP) for image control * Built-in Image Enhancer for ultra clear picture * Rain and fog resistant glass coating protects against extreme weather * Sharp clear image with true clear night vision * 48 inch power/video cable * Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) Technology * Auto Gain Control * DC 12V power rating * Load Impedance - 75 Ohms * Requires Connector BNC for installation * One year warranty * Free lifetime technical support * View Camera Comparison Chart This 420 lines infrared day and night weatherproof Sony CCD CCTV security camera allow you to see even in pitch darkness due to its 20 LED infrared capability which automatically switch to infrared mode in zero light. During low light the image sensors detects darkness and IR LEDs turn on automatically. This camera has weatherproof design and comes with advanced DSP technology. It produces excellent pictures and crystal clear images even in low lighting and harsh weather conditions. This robust and durable security camera is perfect for outdoor security surveillance needs. The camera is housed in a rugged weatherproof enclosure and includes an adjustable mounting bracket which makes it very versatile and highly suitable for critical surveillance needs. Power Distrubution box Features * All metal construction DC Power Distribution Box * Transformer-less - Switching Type Power Supply Box * 12 Volt DC transformer * 120V/240V regulated switching power supply * optimum temperature * 5 Amper continuous current * 8 individually fused output with LED indicators for each fuse * Fuse Status by LED Display * Connect and power 8 devices simultaneously * 500mA fuses * UL listed, unit exceeds rigorous safety requirements * Measures 8 3/4" L x 3 3/4" D x 8 1/8" W * Beige colored metal housing * Dependable and long lasting * Clearance and Creepage * Protection from spikes and surges * No maintenance and easy network integration * Provides mechanical durability * Prevent thermal shocks and flammability * Moisture, corrosion and vibration resistant * Improves cable management of the unit * Short circuit protection * Overpower (overload) protection * Over current protection * Over temperature protection * Under voltage protection * Uninterruptible Power System * Over voltage protection * One Year Warranty This all metal Power Supply Distribution Box is designed to supply power to 8 Channel CCTV camera for smooth and proper working of the surveillance system. It regulates the energy level and ensures continuous working of the system without recharging or refueling. It protects the security system from sudden power failures and fluctuations that can hamper its functioning. This UL listed power supply is fully regulated and highly dependable as it meets safety requirements. This 5 Amper power supply box can support up to 8 electronic devices (CCTV cameras) at the same time and UL safety power cord. It is easy and simple to use and the LED indicators keep you updated with the power status.

*BUMP* Anyone else got suggestions? I recieved one PM. Anymore people looking to do business before I go ahead and purchase from a supplier? I'll wait till thursday or friday and if no one than I'll go with the people I recieved in a PM.

Hello everyone, newbie member here. First off this is a very nice site and there have been many great links in here. Anyways I was wonder if anyone can offer me advice. I have a project coming up. The first project I will be using a Geovision 1480 DVR card. Can anyone help me find a reasonable price for a legit card? I have seen some online for $1200 USD or so but I dont know if they are legit. I can PM with the links where I found them upon request. Also what is a good Color Day/Night camera that will run on this DVR and have a resolution of at least 640 x 480 and under $250 USD? The most distance I need on these are 50ft length and around 30-40 ft width. I will be using all RG59 wires for this and will need over 28 cameras in total so i really need a good price on this. Also if possible if anyone can give me a heads up on what I would pay for a legit Geovision 1480, 1120, and 1240. Thanks to anyone who helps! Also if you are a dealer than you got yourself a frequent future customer so please give fair prices, so we can do good business. Also incase some dealers are interested I am currently looking for: Geovison (x2) 1480, 1120 and 1240 cards. 640X 480 LOR Color Day/Night CCTV cameras. (x28+) Power Supply to power the Cameras. Connectors, RG59 Cable 3000+ Ft and anything else I can remember. Please PM me with prices as I think the rules state no pricing in posts. Also I am looking to buy this anytime before this week so the sooner the better. Hell if its a great deal on everything than I'm gonna buy it all on monday or tuesday. *EDIT* Also I would perfer atleast 15 - 30 FPS recording and viewing per camera.

Sorry to not answer your question but if what you said about Avermedia is true then I will definatelly not go with them in my upcoming build! Its must be frustruating waiting 2 hours then the guy tells you, that the people must contact you.

That monthly fee is the killing point. No matter what spend a grand more but as long as you dont have monthly fees your good. Also what do they charge you monthly fees for the remote view? If so cant you just do remote view yourself VIA cable or DSL internet? *EDIT* I only read like 4 posts but if your having about 3 people remote view at once and have a 1MB uplink you should be good, I mean thats roughly 333 KBPS per user and that should be enough to transmit from 9 cameras correct?

I would like to know this as well. The most distance I am going in no more than 250 feet. Will a 12 volt system suffice or should I go with a 24 volt system?

I'm with you too. I always hear about geovision but Avermedia has been around for a while aswell so I mean someone must be using them?

Maybe its your video card? What kinda video card is it and what kinda DVR card is it? Also does your PC meet the minimum specs for the DVR card? This this fullscreen feature work before or is this the first time you are trying to use this feature. I'm gonna guess that its your videocard, although I could be wrong if your video card meets the requirements.