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You're getting some kind of electromagnetic interference. It could be the ground that your CCTV or your DVR is connected to. Are they both on the same circuit? Try plugging the system and power supply into a different outlet, (If possible) but connect them both to the same circuit (Power strip). You can always try using a filter like these: http://pamdist.com/products.php?action=dosearch&field=Advanced&cat99=1&sort1=1&contains=2&itemnumber=SEE-CB001VH&description=&man1=1&d11=1&minrange=0&maxrange=100000&sort1=1&perpage1=25&x=0&y=0

Hey Lucky, I work for Intelli-Tec Security, we're in Syosset. How about you?

Hello all, I'm happy to be here. I work for a Security Integrator on Long Island as an engineer for the last 8 years. Prior to that I worked as a computer/network engineer. My main focus of business is IP CCTV. I have enjoyed trolling the site, I figured I might as well join. Thanks, Bill

ryuker16, Did you ever find a solution for your bosses needs? What happened with the 10MP Arecont Camera? Cheers!