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LOL, I just finished putting a couple of cameras in my apartment complex myself, and now I have the neigboors wanting to get cameras for their apartments too.

Me too, don't know why, but me too.

I know one of these guys, they work mostly at Westchester NY and Greenwich CT. They use Scarsdale Security, who until about 2 years ago, where unkonwn in the NY metro market. The actually use Honeywell and Ademco DVR'S, and sometimes use Dedicated Micros.

Cameras? man, but 1000 manufacturers, who the hell knows who actually makes them.

It has to be the video card, 32meg ram seems to be too low for that card.

Also, make sure that your display settings are at 32bit color.

Man, it's hovering arounf 2.50 here for regular, I remember when I was 15, no car yet, that gas was around 1.00 a gallon.....

Cheap solutions? sorry man, there is no cheap solutions when it comes to security.

What are you up to?

HAHAHA.

I was going to suggest checking the hard drive, is very common when having problems with recordings and such.

Rory has always been like that.

Since we are in this topic. I was asked to quote a system for one of my property managment companies.

The property is a pain in the ass since I have to do major wireless transmissions, The property is like a small communinity that has townhouses all over, and they want to cover mainly the parking lots. The longest runs are about 200-500 feet, and not always line of sight. I really don't want to go with targus on any expensive solution like that. If anyone has any ideas, shoot them this way.

There is a COAX interferience box that grounds all of the shielding at the end of the run, something do do with wavelenght manipulation. Let me look thru my stuff and I'll post the name and website.

Those things are way overpriced.

Hey, sorry, but I have no internet access till next week, have been without for 3 weeks, using a neighbors now. I did what you PM me about.

hahaha

Holy $&&&. HAHA, damm, we all need to get a life, wonder what kind of life she has in bed all day then?

VITEK won't get a penny of my business. There is a lot in this industry that I have found out in the last few weeks, and one of them is how VITEK owner's (2) screwed a distinguished member on this forum out of his business. Trust me, If was allowed to tell the story, I don't think that anyone with any self respect would give that company any business.

Thanks for all the suggestions, I have come up with 2 options. I'm not using wireless since the whole damm thing is metal, and it's an apartent building. The elevator people said to me "hell no", that they won't comein and help out with the wiring. What I think that I am going to do is either use direct burial grade CAT5 with balums, and power the cams localy on the elevators, or use RG59, and ziptie into the cable that goes up and down the elevator.

Thanks for all the suggestion.

The Sanyo 5016 Cheeta is also a great unit that you could look at. It comes with a CDRW and anywhere from 80-600GB hard disk space. I use them in many many jobsites and have never had any problems, just more business.q

RORY's a cashwh0re.

Correct.

it sounds like you are not logged in as a administrative user.

Actually, UDP makes the combo cards for GV. I have their new product info, and I an in constant contact with their offices in KOREA.

Notyhing there, and no, no CAT 5. Any other suggestions?

I keep telling you to get ur ass over here and forget about them a$$es, but you don't listen....

well, one thing that you can do is shut off any services that you are not going to use, search the web and you can find a lot of them.

Well, there are also other cards out there other than GEO.