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    I'll try to make as much sense as I can with this. I have a 16 ch windows system that has been flawless for about 3 years now. I'm not sure what kind of card it is, the software says NV5000. Anyway in the last week, all of a sudden my camera image appear to be bleeding into eachother in a cycle. IE, part of cam 6 will ghost over cam 12, and distort both images, then it's cam 13 for a couple of seconds, then cam 14, etc.... Is this my dvr card going out?? Bad power supply, or other??? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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    Anykeeper Software

    bcw757 replied to ruffedge's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems

    Ok, formatted and downgraded to Windows 2000 Pro, KD NET 2.5 installed with no problems. I then noticed a problem trying to access Remote View with IE outside of my network, after a little searching on this forum, I've found out this is a problem, that the computer has to be directly connected to the Broadband modem, and not through a router. Well after a little fishing around in the system files today, I have gotten access to my DVR by forwarding ports 80 and 8013 (Defaults) to the DVR. To accomplish this you have to go in a manually update a few lines of code in the wwwroot folder: screen640.html <html> <head> </head> <body> <table> <tr> <object id="WebDvr" classid="CLSID:9B6FBD9B-BD8E-4669-B4C3-1EEC540FE880" codebase="http://<?SERVER_ADDRESS?>//WebDvr.cab#version=2,50,15,0" width="640" height="480"> <param name="Address" value="<?SERVER_ADDRESS?>"> <param name="Port" value="<?DVRP_PORT?>"> <param name="User" value="anonymous"> <param name="Password" value=""> <param name="DisplayMode" value="<?DisplayMode?>"> <param name="DisplayBlock" value="<?DisplayBlock?>"> </object> </tr> </table> </body> </html> First change where the computer looks for the cab file: <object id="WebDvr" classid="CLSID:9B6FBD9B-BD8E-4669-B4C3-1EEC540FE880" codebase="http://<?SERVER_ADDRESS?>//WebDvr.cab#version=2,50,15,0" width="640" height="480"> Change out SERVER_ADDRESS to this: <object id="WebDvr" classid="CLSID:9B6FBD9B-BD8E-4669-B4C3-1EEC540FE880" codebase="http://65.15.xxx.xxx/WebDvr.cab#version=2,50,15,0" width="640" height="480"> Then You need to change <param name="Address" value="<?SERVER_ADDRESS?>"> to something like: <param name="Address" value="65.15.xxx.xxx"> Then you also need to change the: <param name="Port" value="<?DVRP_PORT?>"> to this for port 8013: <param name="Port" value="8013"> Now forward 80 and 8013 to your DVR in your router settings, and access your DVR... Note, I replaced SERVER_ADDRESS to an IP for demonstration purposes, I use a dynamic IP client called no-ip so instead of a static IP, you'd put in your dynamic IP name, mine being something like "security.no-ip.org" After doing this, you save, and then you need to edit index.html. find these lines of code: <iframe src="screen640.html" name="sub" width="640" height="480" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0"> </iframe> and change sreen320.html to screen640.html and you'll have no more problems...
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    Anykeeper Software

    bcw757 replied to ruffedge's topic in DVR Cards and Software - PC Based Systems

    I'm having the same problem wijnendael did, I can't get the KD NET software to install if I choose to install the drivers with it, then when I go back and install the drivers by themselves, the DVR folder gets wiped out, and no drivers are installed... I'm running XP SP2, would downgrading to W2k help?
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