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Has anyone installed one of these dvr's? It's a hybred for both IP and analoge cameras recording all 4 channels in D1 resolution. Streaming video and audio. 1] remote software dosn't use port 80 forwarding 2] it has no controlls on the unit it has to be 9 pin connected to a computer 3] removable HDD 4] one or four channel only 5] wonder if you can get extra HDD's ge support did not know? Any help is apprec. Thanks.

I think if you approach the job as if you were doing for yourself, you will do the job to you and your clients satisfaction. You have to really get to know your clients needs and situation regarding their site. When you use solid products from time tested companys like GE, Sanyo, Panasonic, ect, it pays off with repeat contracts and referals. "any job worth doing is worth doing right." an old quote.

it uses software called Video Navigator. it is not wavereader and they are not compatable but whos to say you couldnt run both on a desktop. you do need a cpu /pentiun 2.8GHz or faster, 512 MB RAM, Windows 2000 SPA4, XP SP2. interesting to note all controlls are via a pc or remote keyboard as the unit has no local controlls. check out symnav software at... http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity/menuitem.f76d98ccce4cabed5efa421766030730?selectedID=668&seriesyn=false&t=prod

regarding the symdec, it does not use wavelet it use's a sophisticated algorithm, Mpeg4. This kind of compression acts like motion detection as it only records the changing images, unlike other types of compression. So this dvr does 4 channels each at 30fps for a total of 120fps . D1 in four channels at once.

i got it up and running but the real fun starts as i am going to set up the remote viewing. with the ability of using additional hdd's [one for each week this unit should rock, and the hdd's maxtor 300gb cost around $150.00 if you know where to buy them.

yes indeed i am as i have the unit now. thanks,

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on the new dvrme can you get say a 10 channel unit with 80 gigs and then install 640 gigs or more? in other words are the power supplys inside the unit the same whether your getting 80 or 640 gigs. i think the drives up to four of them need to be 5400 rpm drives.

intesting though, why he couldnt hang on is because of the momentum of his body weight pivots at his forearms prying his hands away from the ledge he first held onto. so yea hes a jackass.

are these cams any good ?

has anyone had any experiance with a pir or a smoke covert cam from the intellicam line? i ask as they are spec'd out as 420 tvl color with a sony chip? i have had only mediocre results from the ge line which has only 380 lines in color.

if you can pm me the price with a terabyte size harddrive 16 channel , thanks, it looks goood.

this is a game that i think 50000 or 75000 people pay about $600 to god knows what to the tune of probalby 50 million dollars just in seating not to mention the millions per comercial to watch a sports event. its nuts but if you are from the city of one of the teams its exciteing....

hey, i am from seattle and this is the biggest thing ever and i would bet anyone the seahawks are going to win it allllll

well is the remote view comming ???

yea it was late , i did notice afterwards, kinda retarded of me.

i have found the best test of a connection is try to pull it off of the cable. if it moves at all its a bad connection if it stays its good. being a sophmore to this bussiness i now use the waterproof compression connectors at $1.50 a piece but they are bullit proof.

how much do you want for it and does it have audio capabilities? it should have the letter A after the model number?

i recently had a demo on site with a new sanyo tiger dvr. i was not impressed at all with the "ROI" region of interest function that was supposed to take a selected portion of the video and greatly enhance it at the expense of the rest of the picture. i really could not see any difference? has anyone else used this dvr and tried this??

has anyone on a 16channel ge dvrme ct-A 600 had the experiance of the first three channels of audio being kinda jerky and the channels after those with no problem? i wonder if because of long term use of the first couple channels and not the others the audio problems might occur in them?? this is happening remotely with wavereader using good speed connections.

well lol, of course not. what i mean is the audio lays down on any one of the 16 channels you choose. its just that it seems to remotely playaback better on some channels ?

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what do the hotels charge for a room , say a hilton ?

man is it safe there? and what are the beaches like? is it really a third world ? how does it compare to say mexico?

is it ok to use a 12vlt. power supply that is rated at 300millamp on a camera that specifies 12 vlt. 100millamp? or does it cause distortion?