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IP camera plus IP Radio and u done What is a big deal ?

The 2 silver cans are NOT thermistors They are bimetal thermostat

Your DVR is too old and only will work with CMS it's made by fairly well known Korean company I still have few customers with the same units like yours old APP was called SmartViewer new one called NViewer

Download Avigilon Demo try and decide

+1 IT guy buying Analog

Do not doubt Buy and test and who need gigabit speed for one or few cameras

Check your PM

Your idea about power line adapters is OK The only one thing I would do perform network stress test between end points u want to see reliable performance for about 100-120 mbps

delete

+1 plus resetting password on open forum no way unit can be stolen !

Scott look around ppl have hard time spend $ 100-150 for cameras u want them to use $ 800 laptop

Yes but in my books laptop not design to work 7/24

Are u proposing to use number of Laptops ? read OP "We would also like to be able to view the cameras from multiple Samsung Smart TV's in our building" I wanna see ppl use multiple Laptops Right

The problem is that most NVR's / DVR's require a plug in of some sort to give you all of the functionality and Smart TV's simply cannot handle that. Your best option is to just attach a small laptop to each TV and let the laptop do the work with the TV essentially being a giant monitor. You could do it with one laptop and an HDMI splitter too. If you went that route you can extend the HDMI using CAT-6 and go quite a distance. Why LAPTOP ? put Android TV Box with each TV and u done (network connections need it )

I would like to talk to you Your name and ph number plz PM to me Thanks

You probably meant HDCP

Where are you located ?

Do not agree about T connector wrong !

Think about it for a second. Your camera network has no DHCP server to hand out addresses so you have to configigute them to static. Keep it simple. Uncheck the IPv6 Configure your Server Camera NIC with the address of 192.168.5.20 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 No gateway needed. No DNS needed. Set your cameras with static numbers also. Make your first camera 192.168.5.100 and the next one .101 ect. Or go with Avigilon and use "Zero config"

Check Avigilon

Have a look and see if u like it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ9ZEHCmbXI

Your posted Pix come from which unit ? Thx

MuxLab 500700 HD-SDI Over CAT5 / CAT6 Extender Kit

Its definitely not DSL. it is cable internet. So according to you 1080p at 30 fps might be too much if the listed upload speed for Rogers plan that i am getting is only 5Mbps? So do u just have 1 camera? Are u using Rogers cable internet plan or Rogers stick ? Where are u in Canada ? I am in Alberta

Common Buell of course it's good enough I can not believe u asking