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Thats only 4 channels. Are you looking for 4, 8 or 16? There are units under $1000, depends what you want. Rory

edit: use root, root, works now .. iview, thats my appt ..

Well there are PC based, or the budget DVRs, and even the Hunt in the kind of no Mortgage range .. you can see the pricing on my site, in bahamas $$, US price is much less. Rory

Yeah, which one? Iview is fast though. Mpeg4-S. If you are using the demo from my home page, thats the default page, but it has full client software, plus that web page can be edited, ill make an edited version to show that it can be totally redone. Contact Herm for pricing on Iview in the US. Rory

Yeah I need more cameras though, next week. Mpeg4 is so much faster than Wavelet, You can actually reconnect using the LOGIN button, rconnect in WaveLet, and then Click the FULL SITE button at the bottom, you can see 2 connections in LIVE, click on the quad and watch the speed difference between MPEG4 and WAVELET, big difference ... Problem is Microsoft's CORINA MPEG4-S is not supported on all OS's, only XP SP1 and SP2, errors on old XP and WinME/98 errors also. Rory

Hey, I had a demo for the 16 channel but i sold it, we are going to be ordering some more so it will be back on soon. For a home user, its all you need. Its the rock bottom price of any stand alone. Dont expect too much from it, but motion detection (limited), removeable HDD, HTTP server Browser based/Full Client Software (single view camera only is good, multi is not great as it is just a single feed), remote configuration (basically you connect to the DVR and have full control of it - user sees what you see remotely). Its basic. It does have audio, alarms, loops, 2 monitor outs. Price depends on if you are a dealer or not. Rory

actually, same brand, different model, but here is the one ive used: http://powertelecomm.com.hosting.domaindirect.com/product_r16000.htm

You cant do anything without an IP to test ... PM/email me ill give you one .. Rory

Kalatel Cyber dome Day Night 25X PTZ. They have been out for years, and last in hurricane force winds as well as salt air. Bosch has a cool Tracking PTZ. Pelco and Panosonic have some very good PTZ Domes also. Other than that, most others are the general OEM stuff that doesnt last. Rory

My bet is Missouri. Anyone giving odds? I also lived in St. Louis, Mo. for a year 2003-2004. Direct Tv set me up with a free Apartment and $500 a week per diem. I was a master tech for them for a few years. However the Hacks came in and underbid everyone and took over the industry with thier shotty work. Thus the natural progression from DSS cabling to CCTV cabling. Got off on a tangent there however, St.Louis is a great city with very sexy women and a fantasitc local jazz/blues music scene. DTV, ahhh, I miss that now its all Pensat and DishNet down here .... though I only have basic cable myself ... always have .. we could never order DTV until the P4 came out, ofcourse .. then they figured out a way to legally order it .. go figure right. Yah dont want to see the Pirate videos and DVDs they have here .. straight from China!

Can you get your hands on Lorue Audio stuff? They are hidden mics. Rory

it wants to dial a number in the US ..

done a couple of those ...got 2 of those ready to make a deposit ...

http://www.webgateinc.com/wgi_htdocs/eng/distribute/zboard.php?id=wgi_eng&category=1 If you look at the Divar Software, you will see it has the same design, same DVR list on the right hand side, etc. Looks like an SDK from one to the other, so you are saying Bosch makes WebGates DVRs who then sells them to Hunt, who then sells them for $1000 less than Bosch?? Regardless, i changed it to PARTNERS with as thats what Webgate sais, if bosch has a problem, let them contact them.

yeah, they got all dose dred, but i aint had one in like 10 years myself ..i normally just buy out .. i dont even have a phone where i live though .. and havent used a fax in years ...

i tought it waz bastidz .

nah just some bagel bits ..

Hmmm. Serial Communications work well in XP, as we are running our alarm central station connected through serial cables, to the Alarm Receiver. I think we used Emulators also, to test the signals coming in.

you could install XP on a second partition, then just run ME when you need the DOS apps, and XP for the others. Why do you need your laptop for this though??

on the subject of radiation .. how much does a TV put off? I got a PC Tube Monitor but that turns off, and a TV I leave on all night ..basically whenever im home ..efficiency appartment. What yall tink ..

hmm, just answered my own question, thanks to google .. SDSTAFF Q.E.D. replies: If you ask me, one of the cleverest parts of a microwave oven is the door. It lets you see into the oven to make sure your potato isn't about to explode, yet keeps your face from being cooked off by microwaves in the process. It accomplishes this remarkable feat with a metal mesh—basically a sheet of metal with a regular pattern of small holes drilled or punched in it. This, along with the metal material of the oven cavity itself, forms a sort of reverse Faraday cage. A Faraday cage is a metal enclosure that normally keeps electrostatic fields and RF (radio frequency) radiation from getting in, but in the case of the oven, from getting out. A solid sheet of metal would be the most efficient at containing RF, but since you can't see through metal (unless you happen to be Superman), a compromise must be made. How much RF escapes through the mesh depends largely on two factors: the wavelength of the radiation in question, and the diameter of the holes. (For you picky types, the conductivity of the mesh material has a slight but negligible effect, as does the shape of the holes, among other things.) The shorter the wavelength of the RF, the smaller the holes need be to block the radiation. Microwave ovens operating at 2450 MHz emit radiation with a wavelength of about 12 centimeters, and the holes in the mesh of the door are typically on the order of 1-2 millimeters in diameter. Since the holes are small compared to the wavelength of the microwaves, little radiation can leak out. There are also mesh screens on the sides of the oven cavity, one to protect the oven light while allowing it to shine into the cavity, the other to permit ventilation.

check your security settings. under security, custom, activeX and Plugins, whatever is set to disabled there, set them to PROMPT. so it will prompt you, otherwise it wont load if it is set to disabled, If it is set to enabled leave it for now. Dont enable anything though, as then you will be wide open when browsing the web, just make it prompt you.

Dont know. I have updated a couple of the older Kalatel single channel DVRs though, its just a bin file. They all have that feature in the Kalatel line. I imagine most others do also.

Cool .. Yeah i tried but there is no available OCX or DLL to play with .. Strange thing is, WebGate inc has alot of browser based stuff for their other products, servers, etc, big DDNS thing and all. They even have Pocket PC and an SDK for their web server thing, but it doesnt work with the DVR. I think we need to learn linux and start editing these bin files ..LOL Rory

I imagine they have it on low quality for bandwidth as its a demo ..as they use Wavelet so it should be very clear. Rory