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I have IE7 latest official release and have a similar problem on remote viewing. Here's the deal.. On systems which already have codecs downloaded and installed - all displays fine. On a NEW IE7 install and first time access remotely - it will not d/l the codecs properly. IE6 systems d/l codecs and install fine.

I have an installation with 4 cameras up for one year - no problems. It is an 8 channel card (Can't remember model number offhand). I just installed an APC UPS 725va and now, after maybe 10 minutes, the screen blanks out. I move the mouse and it wakes up. The screen saver mode is OFF in Windows. Any ideas??

Sorry for not getting back sooner. That fixed it I shoulda thought of that first - pretty simple fix. THANKS!

You might want to check out your power supply source. I had an almoast identical problem and discovered the power supply was not putting out enough power to source the camera. Replaced the power supply and all is well!

I have a GVC-800 card(legit) with 4 infrared 480 resolution cameras. 1 run is about 150', another 90, the other 2 about 70'. The cameras intermittently ALL seem to have one problem or another. Mostly, the screen will go black with raster lines. if I remove the infrared ring around the lens, the camera 'ususally' picture clears up. Another camera periodically gets a green hue phasing in/out. They are all new cameras and this is a new system setup. I sent the cameras back to the vendor and he claims he set them up overnight and did not see any problems. They are 24 led, Sony chipset cameras that can be mounted in/outdoors . These problems are significant and there CLEARLY is a problem someplace. I am using siamese cable (18 gu) and have the AC adapters (4 of them, supplied with the cameras) plugged in at the PC.

Sorry about getting back so late but wantesd to fill everyone in on the solution. The vendor sent me the wrong power supplies! The rating was 12v at 500ma but that is not what they were putting out. When I put in another power supply (much more reliable and not some cheap tiawanese junk), the cameras cleaned up and are working perfectly. Go figure - I was really upset with the vendor since it put me in a bad light with my customer.