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Hi, Do you know a 3G Vehicle DVR that can support remote real time video surveillance and image snap? Try look at : [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] How about your comments?

Hi Friend, It may be 3G Vehicle DVR, support remote real time video surveillance and image snap. Try to look this one for reference: [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising]

Hi Friend, Yes, it's possible. We have two products can meeting your requet. One is professional SD Card Mobile DVR, the other is Hard Disk mobile DVR. It has 6 sensors for speed, door control, direction change, brake, et.c The 6 sensors can be connected with car/bus' dashboard, Automotive turn HID/light controller, brake controller, mag-locks,etc. Other functions: 1. Different reord setup: alarm triggers, timing recording... 2. D1 Resolution for 4 Channels, H.264 compression. 3. Mini size to install 4. motion detection 5. GPS location For more details, you may add my Skype ID: [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] or Msn: [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] Mark Ideals Inc. W. [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] E. [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising]

Hi Friend, Mini DVR? Maybe you can try to look these items: [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] or [mod edit: store link removed. please read the rules regarding advertising] They have 2.5inch screen, and the former one has a 180-Degree Rotating Camera. Or I can recommend some others.

Hi Friend, The device you hold now maybe use the chipsets support MJPEG 4 & H.264 the same time. You can try to check whether there is another selection in the dvr setting for H.264. If not workable, it can not be updated to H.264 because of the chipset hard ware limitation. There is no software can update Mjpeg 4 to H.264 To be honest, many sellers claim the DVR use H.264, actually it's always Mjpeg 4. Mark