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The NVR does not support it. You might try to set up email sending on the camera.

Your DVR supports 720p (1280x720) and your camera is 1080p (1920x1080), so no, they will not work toguether.

Not really. TVI and AHD are back compatible with analog cameras (PAL/NTSC). All TVI/AHD DVRs can support both TVI/AHD and PAL/NTSC cameras at the same time, so there is no need to replace all the cameras. Some CVI DVRs can support both CVI and PAL/NTSC cameras, bot not all of them.

Trying to use a HDTVI camera on an analog DVR? Nope. You either need to change your DVR to a model that supports HDTVI, or change the camera for one with analog output.

Video Decoding Channels: 5MP: 2-ch; 1080P: 4-ch; 720P: 8-ch; 4CIF: 16-ch It will NOT decode 6 1080p channels. If you want 8ch 1080p decoding, you might go for 6404 model.

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You will need a third unit, those won't work with HDCVI.

Webrec Control: 3.1.0.0 Netsdk: 3.3.8.5699 Playsdk: 3.32.0.5442 © 2012

Just checked it, email sending is working for me using Dahua/GMail on an old DVR.

So many years around here, and I had not even noticed... An "ignore user" would come quite handy.

Sometimes this forum needs an "ignore user" button, a "report user" button, or maybe even both of them. Now, hoping that noone will feel offended: And if someone does feel offended, hit that non existent "ignore user" button. Have a nice day!

Just grab the "live view" tab and drag it to the second monitor.

At what resolution and bitrate are your main streams?

Use a good quality VGA splitter, and a good quality VGA extender. What you are trying to do can be done easily.

That BBWR on your serial means you have an international version, so you can flash firmwares without an issue. And yes, you do already have the latest verison for your camera, it is very recent, manufacture date 10/2015, you can see it on the box.

Have you made sure all the cameras use the both system, PAL or NTSC? Most DVRs can work with both PAL and NTSC, you can change the setting, But all cameras have to be either PAL or NTSC, you can not mix them.

If you want to disable audio, just edit the stream, and change it from "Video+audio" to just "Video". If you want to disable audio recording, but would still have live audio, the instead of changing the stream type go to the calendar, edit channel 1, advanced, and disable "Audio recording". Settings may vay depending your firmware.

Good unit!

Make sure the gmail account you use for sending emails allows email sending from "less secure apps" https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en

they're all 12v. Check it with a camera connected, not just by checking the voltage when there is nothing connected.

The "red motion picture reel" indicates it is recording, not "motion detected".

Hi paulbase, Good news for you! The latest 3.3.1 firmware for Turbo HD units now supports recording of both main stream and sub stream

I can't say a sure NO to that, and I do not have any 7300s to test it on.

In short, yes. But if you get a NVR and try to make it work with a Hikvision IP camera from maybe 5 years ago, it might be hard. Or if you get a european/american NVR and try to get it to work with chinese IP cameras, it might be hard. Etc.

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