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  1. yeah, can not agree with you more. The progress of technology is sooo fast. Just as the guy who bought computer in “The Onion Movie"
  2. that is to say, out of the lifetime cycle, people will keep the analog products, and just as tomcctv referred that they will exist in the system of hybrid. But anyway, nobody will choose to add analog products any more? How about the SDI system?
  3. hybrid systems still use them so will still be around for a long time but will you still add analog products more in this hybrid system?
  4. Nowadays, more and customers are interested in IP solutions. What's the future of DVR cards?
  5. Ok I understand now. As you mention it must be a software issue then. Another thing would be to try contact the DVR manufacturer for a firmware update to see if that fixes the issue, or at least ask them about it. Also you might be able to sell it to someone that doesn't need that feature (its actually rarely used) and then buy a DVR that has that working feature. Thanks, I wrote, they don't answer, they are in China. God bless Jim Really sorry to hear this...This is really bad. Hope you will not have prejudice against Chinese company because of this. So anyway, choose the supplier carefully. It is not easy to find customers, neither is to find a good supplier
  6. Nowadays, I feel that more and more people pay attention to hardwares. But anyway I believe that hardware will cooperate with software to function. What are your ideas? And now, with more and more competition, what are your requirements about the software? Stability, powerful functions or others?
  7. Please check your firewall setup. If this is not caused by the firewall, I am afraid that the reason is the software itself...
  8. me too. I have a software to show as well, very flexbile and customized.
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