MarkD

I'll have a look when I'm back in tomorrow and let you know. It Just says LJD Security Professional.

Hi, Sounds like a simple case of windows not automatically assigning a drive letter. I'm guessing your running windows 7? If so: Open Computer Management by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-clicking Computer Management. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. In the Navigation pane (on the left), click Disk Management. You should have a disk without a letter, right click and then you may need to click make partition active, then assign a drive letter. It will now be accessible from my computer. Hope that helps Mark

I'll have a look when I'm back in tomorrow and let you know.

Same as our current ones so I'll have a look at those and get back to you

Hi, The CCTV firm my company currently uses don't seem very technically competent had great difficulty setting our system up to capture the month of footage we required - was an LJD security PC based system with Hikvision capture card. They only ever changed the base quality settings or the framerate. Meant we'd have camera running at high FPS all night wasting storage space when I'm sure the FPS was adjustable by schedule and motion sensing. The area covered is a medium petrol station with 4 cameras in the shop and 4 on the forcourt. Our system is broke we have an old LJD Leviathan on loan whlist deciding whether to upgrade to s 16 camera capable system or get the old system refurbished. Can't remember what they were asking for the systems but they wanted £600 per extra external camera and £400 per extra internal camera including installation and all cable running. This seems excessive and they don't seem too competent, does this seem excessive to you guys?

Our CCTV system recently died and whilst the company decide whether to get it refurbished or upgrade to a better system we have an old LJD Leviathan. This generates 3 files .vmb, .vdd and .vdb and when burning to CD includes a a standalone player which I have tested on Win 2000 and Win 7 without issue. Just wondering if there were any other players, codecs or means of converting them into a more standard format. Our broken system used a HIKVISION card and produced simple HIKVISION H262 for hich i found a player and Windows codec.

Hi, I am a user of CCTV not an installer. I ran into problems getting files to play back with our old CCTV system An LJD PC based system. The player that got burnt with the footage seemed selective about what systems it would work on. It wouldn't work on my home machine running windows 7. Police were having trouble playing it too. I saw the files were H262 format but wouldn't play. I learned that they were HIK Vision H262 and found there was a codec to allow native playback on windows systems and a a much better player (the excellent VSPlayer). I started putting this with our footage and everyone could play it without problem! Yay. We now have a different system and I have some query's on it's file format. Thought I'd pop in and introduce myself first though.