VJD

Rory,

They have the REG cameras installed at the UN Headquarters in NY.

Well, you better leave now then.

I wonder if other municipalities will follow suit:

http://www.securityinfowatch.com/online/CCTV--and--Surveillance/Minneapolis-to-Consider-Minimum-Standards-on-CCTV-Systems/5184SIW427

Where are you located?

NICE website

I will be there.

If you don't have a spare PC Rory, then try Knoppix. It's a live CD based distro (meaning it runs from the CD rather then the hard drive.) No install needed.

Knoppix is Kewl.

VJD, can you sell the product for less than its cost and still make profit??

Levon

Levon, I guess you didn't notice the in my post.

Scott, have you had the chance yet?

"Why is the software so inexpensive?

We offer the software for downloading only, it means that you do not receive a fancy package, a printed manual and license that actually aggregate the largest part of the retail price."

So, the license to actually use the software is what costs so much. Yeah, who needs that.

GE's DVRs are easy to operate but horrible in the reliability department. GE's DVR failure rate in 2004 topped all the large manufacturers at a whopping 8%. Dedicated Micros, who sells just as many in the US, if not more, was a little more then 4%.

Hmmm, I have always heard just the opposite. Interesting.....

I personally have not had a single problem or failure with any GE DVR's that I have installed.

Where did you get those numbers from? DM's website?

dude whats a laser tag place ? like the thing used in clothing stores, or the p.o.s. handheld tingy??

FYI - XP Remote Desktop vulnerability:

http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?NewsID=4059&Page=1&pagePos=3

http://www.enterpriseitplanet.com/security/news/article.php/3521161

FYI - XP Remote Desktop vulnerability:

http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?NewsID=4059&Page=1&pagePos=3

http://www.enterpriseitplanet.com/security/news/article.php/3521161

So has anyone tried one of these cameras yet?

Any experiences with this camera: http://www.honeywellvideo.com/products/cse/cam/39711.html

tightvnc works great.

http://www.tightvnc.com/intro.html

Or maybe it's just Bizzaro Rory & Herm!

MY GOD IT'S SPREADING!!!

A Gigabit network drive will probably cost more than the PC though.

What drives have you been using? What are you backing up to?

Well, to be honest. I have an announcement to make, I have decided to drop I-VIEW because of a communications breakdown. I am now waiting for the great product that our colleague Scott is developing. Will await and see.

This forum will never be the same........

They have been listed here for a couple of weeks now: http://www.digitalssinc.com/store/customer/home.php?cat=86

I belive scottj's company has them available too.

I couldn't find anything either.

Might just be marketing hype. I can't belive they are the only company with access to them.

OK, OK, ignore the Everfocus part. I feel the same way.

My question is about the Sony HQ chip.

"The PureVision 350 HQ series from EverFocus Electronics Corporation offers a resolution of 520 TV lines. TVL PureVision Technology is created using a 1/3â€