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Hi guys I have a small problem. I want to buy a good DVR (16 cameras output) and I have about $4000 for it, I just want something really good. Researching the market I found 2 good DVRs: Panasonic WJ-HD316A and Pelco DX8100. I don't have any experience with them at all. I know that Pelco DX8100 is based on Windows 2000, and Panasonic is a regular DVR (but I heard really good things about Pelco products even though that is based on Windows 2000). Have you ever had any of them, and if yes what do you think about them. Tx For help

Hi vf702 No offense, but you didn't tell me anything new. I know the specification of the cables, and UTP has 100 to 120 ohms. And I also know that you need to use a coax connection to connect these adapters to the cameras and DVR. My question was are we able to split the signal from RJ45 through a punchblock without any visible losses with a distance about 1000 or 1200 ft. Another question that I asked was if NVT has something else than NV-452R that translates BNC to RJ45. I just want to use RJ45 all the time and if I will use NV-452R than I have to use both, and I dont want to mix. The perfect solution for my problem will be NV-704J-PVD, but that one sends not only video but also power and PTZ. The thing that I want to do (and I probably repeat myself), like in the networks. You connect two swithes together and you are able to use a single cable between them and than split it to more devices (like a star topology). Any ideas about it?

Hi Guys I was looking on NVT web page. I notice couple nice devices and I also noticed that they can be connected through the punchdown blocks. Have anyone ever tried it, and if yes how far we can go with it and how good was the picture quality. Basically what I want to do is to use these punchdown block and a single cable, than I want to use NV-862R to receive the signal (and connect it to DVI) and conncet 3 cameras to NV-452R through RG59/U cable, and that would go through a punchdown block and than to the NV-862R. The only problem is that the distance from NV-862R to the farthest camera will be about 1000 or 1200ft, and I don't know if the punchdown block will decrease the distance or not. One more question. In this design I'm mixing RJ-45 cable and RG59/U cable, is it possible to just use RJ-45 cable all the time (I know that NVT doesnt have 4 port hubs to connect RJ-45 cable, or maybe I don't know about them). I know it's a little bit complicated but I hope that we can solve this problem. Thanks for help

but why? It seems to be a good graphic card. You know I dont want to just try and hope that would work. I want to know where is the problem and if that's the onboard graphic card why is not supporting these things.

Basically I want to use this camera for a parking lot, honestly I don't know how it works, because if there is one person everything is fine, but what about 2 or 3 people that go different directions?. Also, if anyone has other idea about camera for the parking lot that is 50x175ft, I'm pretty open for that. I want to be able to see someone face in the front of the parking lot and in the far end.

Intel BOXD945GNTLKR Socket T (LGA 775) Intel 945G ATX motherboard with the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 on board video card I can but the problem is that the camera system is a little bit far from my and everysingle time I have to go there and check one thing. What things should I look for??

Hi I checked the setup for Geo software and Direct X and everything seems to be fine. Direct X has enabled everything, and Geo also. What do you think what else can be wrong? Should I replace the drivers ??

Hi Guys I'm looking for this type of camera, maybe someone has a good experience with this. So far I was able to find Bosch EnviroDome Outdoor PTZ Dome Systems. It looks cool but I don't know how sensitive it is and how good of the AutoTrack motion tracking option is too. Basically what I want to do I have a parking lot (about 50 x 175 ft) and I want to be able to see if someone broke in to the car or not. Tx for help

ok great thanks for your help, I will check it and I will let you know about it.

Geo 8.0, I heard that they have a patch, but I don't know if that would help OS - Win 2000 Pro

I bought Intel BOXD945GNTLKR Socket T (LGA 775) Intel 945G ATX motherboard with the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 on board video card. I thought that's a good card. But where I can check if this is enable or not?

Hi Guys I have a problem with picture resolution on this card. Everything else is fine, but when I want to see the picture in sesolution 640-480 the picture is not sharp enought. I checked the camera and adapter (I have RJ45 adapter that I send power and picture from the camera to the PC server). I think that's the software (is seems that it makes the picture bigger. I'm sending you two photos maybe you can tell me what is wrong with it. I also changed in Cameras source resolution from 320x240 to 640x480, but I dont know if I have to change something else. Camera: is Bosch DinionXF LTC 0495/21 Day / Night Camera Thanks for help