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You can have it send you text's but this can be very annoying.

No George - I never indicated you were promoting anything (read everything again). I just asked if you were indicating that video recorded @ D1 is much better than 4CIF because the specs of the system is 4CIF, as you highlighted in bold, but it seems like you were discussing it like it was only CIF and made a comparison to an old VCR. Someone else indicated you were promoting. D1 CCTV resolution is NOT 704 x 480 D1 resolution is 720×486 (NTSC) and 720×576 (PAL) 4CIF resolution is 704×480 (NTSC) and 704×576 (PAL) I am sorry I was mistaken. I was confusing .cif with 4cif I apologize.

Hello, Did you also update the Geovision card drivers? Sometimes when upgrading you will have to completely wipe out the old version. I have run into this issue. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Hello, Are you looking for the port information or how to start your Geovision servers on your system. I am guessing this is an a-type series card which most likely will not update to 8.5 and only run on a 32 bit system. Post a pic of the serial and I can tell you what software you can upgrade to. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Take it easy groovyman He simply trying to promote his product on another hand do you believe that u getting D1 quality recording with your product line ? (whatever u use) Hello, No groovyman I am not promoting anything! I am simply trying to save someone a headache from buying outdated junk. D1 resolution is hands down better than .cif YES! If you want to disagree with that fact you have no right posting. Go look at recorded .cif and recorded .D1. * CIF CCTV resolution is 352 x 240 pixels in size and is one quarter the resolution of D1. * D1 CCTV resolution is 704 x 480 pixels and is the highest resolution the CCTV system can record at. High end digital video recorders offer this resolution and only the highest end recorders can offer D1 resolution at 30 frames per second recording. Thank you, George Boyle

Hello, Unless you are buying this system very very cheap. I am going to have to go thumbs down. As you can see this unit is a .cif resolution system. Basically an old VCR. • 4ch 4CIF real-time DVR • Video (H.264) / Audio (ADPCM) • 4CIF Resolution real-time (25fps) recording capability • Up to 4ch audio inputs and 1ch audio output • Combined BNC and VGA video output for main display (up to 1280 x 1024) • SRD-470D : SATA I/F HDD support (Internal Max. HDD x 1) • HDD & DVD SATA interface • DDNS • Built-in web viewer • DVD R/W (SRD-470D) I would look for something that is D1 resolution. You can find these units pretty cheap. This will enhance your recorded footage alot. You wont be happy with the recorded footage on this unit. I hope this helps. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Hello Sir, I would go with an IP/Analog Hybrid system. Looks like the distance you have to travel with the cable is going to transmit a lot better via cat5. I would suggest Geovision Cameras. They have an extremely clear picture for the 1.3-2 MP cameras. I wouldn't usually suggest this for a dark area but considering the amount of light. You will get an amazing picture. These cameras come with 3 year warranty's and free 32ch software. So if you are computer savy you can do this yourself. I am sure you can get this done for appx 2500.00. If you need any further help. Please feel free to ask! Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Hello, I am thinking of taking on this product line in our store. Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? I would love to hear some feedback.. http://www.razberi.net/ Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Has anyone seen this? I want to know if you think this is fake or real footage? https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=auNSrt-QOhw I am leaning on the fake but I have hope. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

This is always going to be password protected. It is going to ask you for your user and pass at every log in. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Just to be sure as you probably already did check your power and connections. If this is a standalone DVR it could be set to PAL instead of NTSC I would try that in advanced settings / video settings. If this does not work take your camera to a test monitor (Television) plug it in and see if you get any picture. If you do, there could be a problem with the DVR. I hope this helps. George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV

Hello Sir, As far as I know there is no program that will help you. You would need to upgrade to a DVR that is hybrid and will accept both analog and IP connections. This will include the CMS software you are looking for. I hope this helps. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV 469-206-4543

Hello Sir, My name is George Boyle from Dxxxxx Wxxxxxxxx CCTV. I have a bunch of great products I think you would be very much interested in and in your budget. Please give us a call at xxx-xxx-xxxx and we would be pleased to help you build a system for your home. Thank you, George Boyle [mod edit - no selling on the forums; please read the rules]

Hello Pete, It actually should be that easy. Just make sure you split the cable from the cable and not jump from your controller to the DVR. They can both send signals to the same camera just not at the same time. If this does not work, let me know I will do some testing as well. Thank you, George Boyle Dallas Wholesale CCTV