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hargan started following NV5000 V. 7.7.0.0007 FPS/RESOLUTION LIMITATION and 2 x NV6480 fps questions
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Yes Tom I have read, they say that they need order the card and then shipping. For me it's ok. For the same 2 card in Italy I must pay USD 4.755,00 (VAT included). Good news for CMS3000 free. I need 3 different LCD-TV to view 16 cams each TV. Do you also know an intel X58 motherboard with 2 x pci-x4?
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Thank tomcctv. I have buied at bhphotovideo.com... also if i live in italy... and i had paied $ 2.362,20 for 2 nv8416e4 and shipping cost. So now I need to understand how to cable our new shop under construction. I will install DVR server in a rack and from here I need to send to 2-3 LCD-TV 32" "video signal" to view 16 cams each TV in real time if is possible. I can't buy display21 or cm3000 cause my budget is at the end What do you think... I need 1 PC with a graphic card with 2 hdmi out with imatrix for 2 TV-LCD and another PC with hdmi out with web view for third LCD-TV... is it right? How about fps? Do you suggest another better solution without buy anything? Thanks a lot.
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Hi again sajaan458 & tomcctv. We've just buied 2 x nv8416e4 (I will receive it in a month). As you know, how many analog tv-out can I use at same time for real-time view with 2 nv8416? Thank a lot.
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Hi tomcctv. I've seen your videos, they are fantastics. I am going to protect only a general shop of all office products... but unfortunately I've to record @25fps cause my boss pay and make the law. May I use the 2 tv-out of the 2 nv6480 to see in real time 16 cams each tv? + imatrix for other 2 lan clients... Thanks for your help.
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Thanks for your attention. In our budget we will buy an Intel i7 cpu with 4TB of storage to record about 30 days / 11 hours a day only in motion detect. My boss wants to record all 32 cams at 640x480@25fps mpeg and it seems possible (http://www.avermedia.com/AVerDiGi/Product/Detail.aspx?id=133)... is it right? it is very important 25fps for him... For view in internet explorer (or if you think better with 3/4 imatrix...) I mean in local area network with gigabit connection (not over internet)... 3/4 different windows pc clients at same time with 16 cams a screen in real time 640x480@25fps for each cam? I know in his mind he imagines it like a big brother ...by the way... thanks...thanks...thanks a lot for your reply.
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Hi all! My boss wants to buy 2xNV6480 for his new shop cctv's. I must install all and I have 2 questions for any expert online (or anyone that know the answer ): - with i7 cpu can I record mpg video on motion detect of all 32 pal analog cams at 640x480@25fps for each cam? - in the same system, at the same time, can I connect through internet explorer 3/4 clients to an imatrix server to view 16 cams to one screen in real-time 25fps each cam? Thanks in advance to all for your invaluable help.
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Hi all! I have AverMedia NV5000 and when I launch DVR software (try with last 7.7 or 7.5 and it is the same) on local server (Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 - C2D E6750/4GB RAM/ GeForce 8800GT 512) if my LCD resolution is upper than 1024x768 I can't view all 4 analog PAL 720x576 D1 cam at 25fps each as AverMedia declared, but I see only few fps... each cam in quad view mode go at about 2/3 fps (view and recorded motion video). If I switch in only one cam mode, also at resolution of 1920x1080 (that what I need to use) I see 25 fps, but only in one cam mode. To see and record 25fps for each analog cam, I must go to poor resolution of 1024x768. All option are default and recorded video mjpeg. I think there is also 1 bug: when I use internal modem to call out if motion detect, my pre-recorded voice start at the end of modem dial and not when the remote party answer the phone. If the remote party answer after 4 rings for example, and you have recorded simply "attention: motion detected on room 1" you will not ear anything. Also the voice is incomprehensible. I have software cd 7.1. Where I can download the last complete manual 7.7? I hope to be useful to someone. Thank all for yours reply.