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Selling (1) 16 license GeoVision GV-VMS 3rd party camera dongle. The cheapest online price I could find was around 40.00 per license. Accepting REASONABLE offers. Free shipping only to the lower 48 states.

--No Longer Available--- Selling 3 GeoVision NVR 3rd party camera dongles. Two of them are are 4 channels and one is 16 channels. $40.00 each for the 4 channel and $160.00 for the 16 channel. Free shipping to the lower 48.

(3) Geovision GV-MDR520 5 mega-pixel mini fixed rugged vandal domes. Price drop $150.00 each. 1 is in excellent condition. 1 is slight scuffed and scratched, average condition. 1has been painted a beige color, average condition. Free shipping to the lower 48 states. See the mfg. link for details. http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVIPCAMH264MDR520.asp

Price drop, $110.00 each including shipping to the lower 48 states. Also have one more of the MDR- 520 cameras for a total of 4.

Set up Geovision GV-NVR computer to send recorded video to a folder on a Synology NAS. ( I am NOT using the Surveillence Station package on the Synology NAS). The files are accessible if I manually go to the NAS (DiskStation Software) and look in the folder. GV-NVR is sending the recorded video to the NAS. When I open the "Video/Audeo Log" window on the GV-NVR software, it shows that there are no events to play back. On the DiskStation software, the folder used to record has read/write access. Can someone help? Thanks

Selling GeoVision 1.3MP GV-UBLC1301-0F-C bullet 2.8mm H.264 IR IP Motion Detection IP camera. Like new condition. Includes the box and all other accessories. No SD card. $85.00 shipped to the lower 48 states.

Camera is no longer available.

Mostly cosmetic, but with a few nice features. The main issue is when you load up the system with 30+ cameras, it becomes VERY sluggish and sometimes unresponsive. Seems like it is still a beta product. Maybe the next version will be better.

I do not know.

You can run VMS with 32 channels for free without a dongle, only using Geovision cameras.

Tried it out for a few weeks, but had to go back to Multi-Cam. The (new) PC specs exceed the minimum requirements to run VMS, but it seems very buggy. The camera layout and menus are much better. Switching between live view and playback is real easy. Problems encountered: Hangs up when making changes, adding cameras, motion detection tweaking, adding analytics, camera layout changes etc. Any of these changes would cause the PC to stop responding for several seconds, sometimes a minute or two, or require a PC reboot. It became too time consuming to make system changes. Playback with the time line is great, unfortunately is is also VERY laggy and would occasionally take very long to respond or quit responding all together. I loaded VMS on an older i7 PC and it pretty much responded the same way the new PC did. Maybe the next version will work better, but for now, I'll have to stay with Multi-Cam

All items sold.

Selling 2 Geovision GV-VS04A Video Servers. Tested and in working condition. Cases have minor scratches. Power supplys not included. $150.00 each obo. Free shipping to the lower 48. Paul http://www.ebay.com/itm/Geovision-GV-VS04A-Video-Server-FREE-SHIPPING-/221615579532?ssPageName=ADME:L:LCA:US:1123

One left. $100.00 shipped.

8 cores are available according to the task manager. Both systems are the same as far as cpu and motherboard. Same version of Geovision running on both systems (Version 8.5.9.0). One is DVR-1480 and the other is NVR only. Have not checked the bois yet. Will do tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestions.

Running 2 Geovision systems. System #1 is a pc with a Geovision dvr card (1480) and is a mix of analog and IP cameras using 32 channels. System #2 is a pc running Geovision NVR with IP cams only using 32 channels. Both systems have the same hardware. #1 runs great and shows that it is using 8 cpu cores in Task Manager. #2 is a little sluggish and shows that it is using only 4 cpu cores in Task Manager. Is there a way to get pc #2 to use all 8 cores? Thanks. Paul

Would like to add a PTZ IP cam to my GV-NVR. The Geovision ones are a little pricey. What would it take to add this: Hikvision 368X Outdoor IR Night Vision High Speed PTZ IP Network Dome Camera http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hikvision-368X-Outdoor-IR-Night-Vision-High-Speed-PTZ-IP-Network-Dome-Camera-/151422896832?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2341820ac0 to my existing GV-NVR and get it to work? Do I need to purchase this along with the camera: Genuine Geovision 1 Channel GV-NVR Software (USB Dongle) for 3rd Party IP Camera http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-Geovision-1-Channel-GV-NVR-Software-USB-Dongle-for-3rd-Party-IP-Camera-/360257871941 or will it work without the dongle. Thanks.

Has anyone connected any Hikvision camera to a GV-NVR and made it work? If so,what did it take to get it working? Thanks.

Thanks for all the details. That took care of all the other questions I had too!

Is this what you bought? GV-Control Center software http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVCCSV3.asp or this: GV-Center V2 Pro http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVCV2P.asp or this: GV-Center V2 http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVCV2.asp Thanks Paul

Did you ever get a solution to this problem? Running in to the same thing.

I know this is an old post, PM sent.

This post is in addition to this thread: viewtopic.php?f=36&t=31659 but specifically for AT&T's 4G network. Has anyone out there in the U.S. been able to get GV-AView to work on AT&T's 4G network? Tried to get it to work on the Samsung S3 and Samsung Note and a few other AT&T 4G phones to no avail. Contacted AT&T's tech support, they say it is Geovisions app. that does not work. Contacted Geovision, and they say it is AT&T's problem. Go figure! Any feedback would appreciated. Paul

Geovision bandwidth calculator: http://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Geovision-Bandwidth-and-Storage-Calculator-s/639.htm

Sounds like you are exceeding the thruput capacity of your hard drives. If that is the case, then you will need to split up your storage to two of more NAS boxes. Geovision has a document somewhere that tells you how many cameras you can connect to a hard drive, I just cannot locate it right now.