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How did your employer allow you to add 5 extra cameras since you don't even know baluns do not

get connected to coax?

It looks like masking is enabled which means it will black out excessive amounts of light to try to keep

the entire picture equal in brightness. Something like these cameras, but yours is alot worse.

Do you mind telling us why in the world you would only want 3 days and than overwrite?

Wow, that was an awesome idea!

I have a 16 ch full d1 30fps every channel Dahua that i am not going to use. It is brand new and has a 1tb hard drive in it. I'm looking to get 600.00 shipped for it. Email me if interested.

Sold!

Why not get a long masonary bit and blast through the brick so all you have is the camera mounted?

I mean how are you running the wire and plugging it in?

How are you powering the camera?

I do not know that dvr, but have you tried double clicking on the camera you want to view full screen?

Can you take a pic of the entire door area and the door and a pic of the camera itself would be nice.

I am a beginner with using a 9106MX 16CH DVR.I need step by step help with deleting video footage.

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I suggest adjusting the camera so you do not see so much wall. The IR's on the camera itself is only

lighting up the wall. If you can turn the camera to the left off the wall, you will get more coverage of over the fence and

the IR's from the camera will most likely do the job of your 40.00 illuminator.

If I don't defend myself, what type of person does that make me? I simply say it how it is, never said I am a know it all.

I'm not the one that started talking about 1000+ camera systems.......

Yes but you're the one who started talking about 960H when the OP was asking about D1. Since you changed the subject, so did I.

Talking about 960h DVrs has something to do with what he was asking. That's not changing the subject as you did by talking about 1000+ camera systems. You need to stop.

I've been in B&H since I live in NYC. The store is a mad house.

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Shockwave is right. It doesn't matter how good your cameras are. You need tight shots for facial recognition which means to cover more areas, you need more cameras. Just upgrading your dvr alone will not make what you have better.

And no, I do not have ADD, I just do not like people telling me something when they are wrong.

I guess your one of those that do not read the entire post? He JUST asked a question if his current dvr does something so I told him that he never told us what he currently has. Than he told us that's it's a vanilla hdd with h264 compression. So please read every post before you make any ____ comments!

That's like you asking me which car do I drive and I tell you it's a white car with 4 wheels and it runs on gasoline.......

We still don't even know which dvr you have?

What does that have to do with what we're talking about?

Darned if I know. Do you?

I'm not the one that started talking about 1000+ camera systems.......

What does that have to do with what we're talking about?

When viewing a 700tvl camera on a 960h dvr next to a 520tvl camera on a D1 dvr on the same monitor, you are not going to see a difference. But zoom into something and you will see a difference. As far as chips go, I agree, some are better than others when it comes to colors and noise reduction at night.

If you want even higher than D1 but don't want to spend the money for megapixel, you also have the choice

for a 960H Dvr and 700tvl cameras just FYI. For just a tad bit more, I'd rather go with megapixel cameras

and an NVR with multiple hard drives. Even streaming over the net is a higher resolution on NVR's as long

as your bandwidth can handle it.

Which dvr do you currently have so we can make a comparison? And how are you viewing the cameras? If it's

on a large screen, than D1 will be much better than say a qcif,cif, or less. If if you want to playback video

and zoom in on something, the higher resolution recorded means the less pixelated the image will be.