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Hey Snakes,

Just post the name of the equipment you want info on or a link from the manufactures web site. No harm done at all.

Hey MisterNetwork & Shisha welcome to the forum. Sounds like you are a jack of all trades sort of guy and your expertise is welcome here.

Hello Tendy,

If you are new to CCTV then this is the place for you. Plenty of experts here to answer your questions

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Welcome to CCTVForum.com hope you find all the information you need

Welcome to CCTVForum.com Walter. Enjoy yourself

onSSI is just Milestone rebranded so the differences are tech support and customer service.

Hey Syed ,

Welcome to the forum. Your Pelco knowledge will be welcome.

Welcome Gary, glad you finally found us. I'm sure you've got alot of knowledge to share.

Welcome to the forum DrCCTV.

Glad you decided to join us. Your experience will be certainly be a benefit to all.

Welcome Marmot,

There are many people here who are new to CCTV so you'll fit right in.

Enjoy the forum

The forum software does not have that functionality now. I can look into getting it put in. But I also want to keep the registration process simple. Those items don't seem like they will slow registrations though, so I'll look for a mod that can handle that

Welcome Wookie,

Hope you enjoy your stay on the interplanetary CCTVForum.com. May the focus be with you.

I made that restricted due to the topics being discussed in there. They were getting very propreitary. You should have access though - I'll check on that noe.

Hello Khandurian

Welcome to the forum. Glad you decided to stick around and become a member.

Hello ImSol and welcome to CCTVForum.com. Im glad you found us.

Hello Ken. Welcome and enjoy your stay

Hello,

You should probably hire one of our expert members here as a sub-contractor or consultant to do this for you. We have some very qualified people hire to that would do a very good job of putting this together.

Since violence has already occurred you definately want to do this right.

Welcome to the forum.

I am not even an expert at this stuff but I can tell you that you are not going to find a good wireless ( day/night or not) system for 500-750 pounds (930-1400 USD).

You might get a wired system using a stand alone, Nuvico 4 channel or similiar for around 800.00 USD plus 300.00 each camera.

Use this thread for storage requirement estimates:

http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=4149&highlight=storage+calculator

Yes, that forum is now a private forum like the Dealers section. The topics being discussed where too related to margins and markups so the decision was made to make it private.

If you are in the CCTV business and you stck around long enough, you may asked for access to this area.

Take some camera image captures with the software and attch some images of the blurring

If you want to go the PC route, you should probably look at Video Insight, GeoVision and AverMedia.

Looking to spend in total about 6000 - 7000

Is that price realistic for what i want?

I have not done any cost comparisons lately but that price is more realistic than the people who want to do this for 1500 bucks. You will probably wind up in the 10000+ range though but that's just a guess. Good IR cost good money.

A month worth of storage with 16 cameras? A lot of variables determine HD size. Such recording resolution, codec and fps. You would definately need to go with record on motion detection. Nevertheless with a PC, you'd need a pretty big drive(s) I would imagine.

Most of what you are asking is here in this forum. I just have to condense and organize the frequently asked questions into the forum I created for them.

Good Luck

Am image would help

Hello and welcome to the forum.

I know this does not answer all your questions but here is a link to a thread about that dvr http://www.cctvforum.com/about4763.html&highlight=nvjv4000

As far as camera type goes, I would go with domes on the retail floor or resturant and box style behind the cash register facing the customer. Like you said, they - the customer - won't know where the dome is pointing and they WILL know that the box camera is on them. Depending on your lighting, if it is subdued, you might need a camera that switches to B/W. Guess it depends on what you want to capture.

He is a member of our forum. Just send a PM to the user spytown to inquire about it.