rory

talking bout ME, i just had to format a winxp PC for someone, and reload with ME, it was a 700Mhz with 128MB SDRAM, they had loaded XP Pro on, it was dying it was soo slow .. its now faster than my 2.4Ghz with XP ... Now, even if it does crash once in a while (though Ive never seen one yet), at least it doesnt take 10 minutes to start up .. (it takes 8 mins as the hard drive is still shot!! LOL) can you hear me now ,,,, click click click crank ... thats the HDD by the way .. they never heard of a Voltage Regulator ...

i wonder if win95 is still on kazaa ...

i-view Witness Card ..

pi-who .. is it pronounced PIE or PEE ?? and does the 2000 mean it was made in the year 2000??

So still going to need a super computer? At least for the new windows ..? I can run Windows 95 on a 2Ghz and its flying off the chain

Whats the benefit of a 64 bit application, and do you mean software/hardware?

Are you sure ??

Yeah, doesnt look too dark to the left of the IR ...the camera you have is like mine, 0.1 lux, and the exview would be 0.01 lux, or at least it would see much more in the low light. If its pitch dark there then you would definately need the IR, the IR LEDs on the cameras themselves are no use outdoors. Anyway, looks good .. Rory

looks good, Did you really need the LED? Maybe could have got away with the Exview version of that bullet. Anyways, have you tried pointing the LED up more? How far do the beams go?

just get the AvTech 16 channel, its like $750-850 RETAIL (end user) .. I had one here it worked great for a home application ...very basic but all i needed and a stand alone .. Its also under the R16000 PowerTellecom unit ..

The Powertellecom 4 channel DVR doesnt have to install any software, its selfexecutable so it just runs. No browser based in that version though ...but its very low pricewise and doesnt crash/lockup .. Rory

the orbix are the ones we have in the field, i just port forwared one the other day where the client bought their own, was the same software though, think it was maybe 2 months old, I didnt sell them it, they bought their own .. for remote viewing it is fine, its the playback that has its issues, remotely. http://www.cctvco.com/dvrs.html as for IE ?? Its not browser based, just windows ..

The Eclipse ..? It is the Hisharp, it does lock up .. we have them in the field (not proud) ..

$5 per camera would balance it out..

okay i added it here: http://www.bahamassecurity.com/gallery/

no but web server software made by the same people ... icant remember the name off hand but was something like neovision ...

my first name spelt backwards is cheap... i keep hearing, "again bastid rory that check .."

Yeah i sell that Mini mag housing, as well as their vandal resistant ones, also installed their parkikng garage version a while ago ... strong neat units .. cheap also, for what they do. .

this is NeoTec ... they seem to have used to have a NeotecVision.com web site for CCTV but its down .. http://www.neotec.com.tw/english/products.php

while we are on this ... check this site out, they have all the intellicam DVRs including the Nadatel, as well as another one .. These companies must all be one company just doing this for marketing .. http://www.ncctv.com/product/product_03-1.php

Yeah ive seen it before, uses the same java web server as the Provideo DVR.. Ill look up the link.. meanwhile here is that first DVR you posted, again, diff manufacturer ? http://www.sampo-st.com.tw/english/product/dvr/dre-s1630.htm#

Yeah, its just another version of the OEM GUI that HiSharp, Intellicam, and others use, the playback on them crashes and hangs the DVRs in my experience .. http://www.bahamassecurity.com/gallery/HiSharp.htm But thankz Ill post it on the gallery Rory

So basically its like Linux?

Like Baywatch said. Try some Motion Sensor Lights, we have used them in several stores here where the owners didnt want to leave the lights on, they work well. Just make sure dont point the lights at any of the cameras or it will blind the view when they come on. The best picture would be a Traditional Box camera, with a full lens such as a Fujinon, Tamron, or Computar. Look at GE KTC-840CE as its exview so works well at night also under low lighting, or really any camera from the brands such as Sanyo, Bosch, etc. If you cant spend that much then you could look at the OEM brands that run around 1/2 the price though they are normally 1/2 the quality also. With these cameras you will require some setup such as focus and back focus, and a couple dip switch settings. Otherwise a color Bullet camera would be the cheapest and easiest way out. No setup, just plug and play. Dont bother with a day night bullet or one with IR, just install the motion sensor lights. You could also use a dome though sometimes they require focusing. Domes in the brand names are much more expensive than the Box cameras. DVRs, how many cameras makes the difference, as well as whether you want a PC based full of features, or a stand alone, and whether you want a full featured brand name stand alone, or a simple budget one. Where you are located also makes a difference, UK, USA, etc. Seen as you are in CA, it would be a good idea to purchase from a local dealer, that way you have local tech support on the products, and a local warranty. plus you are helping out your local economy. You can still install it yourself. Rory