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the update for the IP cameras will be the latter part of this year, this is all Geovision will tell me at the moment

next version of the software will allow you to connect other IP cameras, not just ones connected through the geovision video server........so you will just have to wait

I assume you mean view it from another location, not on the same LAN. You will simply forward ports 80, 4550, 5550, and 6550 to the DVR system. Turn on your "webcam server" in the geovision software (it will say WEB in the top right hand corner when activated). Depending on what type of internet connection you have simply go to whatismyip.com and use that WAN IP in IE to access your camera server from another location. A website that can walk you through forwarding ports if you do not know how is portforward.com, if your router is posted on there.

ditto

that is a tuff question.........and i don't think there is an answer.........maybe call a pest guy

I currently have 2 x 8 channel Geovision DSP output cards in stock. Granted they are discontinued now. Let me know if anyone is interested, these are brand new in box.

first are you sure your connected to the internet connection on your phone, also I have seen where you have to start IE or MSN before accessing the cameras.......make sure you have all your regular webcam ports open (i.e. 80, 4550, 5550)

I have spoken directly to Geovision about this and the GV-2004 is not stackable, you would simply get a GV-2008, then you could stack 2 of those in one system for a total of 16 cams

First I would say no to the HP, heh, but I guess that is personal preference.....Make sure it has intel chipset on the motherboard and get a Geovision Card, which one depends on what frame rate your looking to get with the system

tpolus is correct, the GV-2004 is not stackable but the GV-2008 is.....just to clear that up

yep

I was pretty sure they were, I am checking with Geovision and will post the findings.

nope sorry older cards are not stackable, the only ones that are stackable are the new GV-2004 & GV-2008

i beleive it depends on how you setup the POS box, you will not be able to use the ethernet port with the software version you stated, you will need at least Geovision V8.01 i beleive maybe even 8.1

GV-Com or GV-Net Card

when you buy a new geovision card with v8.1 you will get a tutorial disc with it that will show you a demo of this.......I think rory just posted it on here.........look up

Shouldn't be a problem

go ahead and upgrade to version 8.1, you can download it at dvrkits.com and you have some more options available to you

$350 one time license fee

Here are the SDK information for your reference, since our SDK has its own limitation on function development, if you can let us know your requirements first, then we can double check to make sure whether it can be done via our SDK. In additional, since our SDK uses two programming languages, Visual Basic 6.0 & Visual C++, it is necessary for the purchasers to have the knowledge and experiences of software integration. GeoVision SDK (Software Development Kits) We offer a serial software development components and tools to help system developers to develop the applications with Geovision surveillance system. LiveX Component can receive video/audio streaming data through network, and can offer input/output control, PTZ control, etc. This component use ActiveX technology to develop. Single View DLL can receive video/audio streaming data through network. It is a DLL file which was developed by Visual C++. RPBX Component can remote playback through network and run remote database query. It was developed by ActiveX. DMIPC (Inter Process Communication) is a DLL file and library. It can integrate with GeoVision surveillance system perfectly by using this library. This library can receive video data from capture card, input/output control, event list, etc. It was developed by using Visual C++. MultiView SDK helps users to customize the MultiView Application's interface. RemoteEmap SDK helps user to customize the RemoteEmap Application's interface.　　　 Announcement The GeoVision Software Development Kit (SDK) is designed for users to customize certain applications that run on the GeoVision Surveillance System. Two programming languages, Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual C++, are supported to use the SDK. To fully take advantage of the SDK, it is necessary for the purchasers to have the knowledge and experiences of software integration. GeoVision only provides technical support for the components included in the SDK, including LiveX Component, RPBX Component and DMIPC (Inter Process Communication). ___________________________________________________________ This is all the info I have, anything further I would suggest contacting Geovision directly

Yes I've done a setup like that before, run a usb cable into an attic connected to a hard drive, didn't ever have a problem Just make sure you get some type of hard drive cooling device to put the hard drive in If your going over a network, I would suggest 1000mb network for transmission speeds

you may want to take a look at the Geovision SDK kit to make a custom application

Like Rory said it is xp embedded system. We had one in here a few weeks ago, very nice machine.

You should be fine going with 2 16 channel geovision cards. Remote monitoring will be very easy to setup with this configuration as well.

I could take a look for you, had a customer the other day who just got a new dell pc and was having a similar problem.