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Im getting PC resource in the 90-99% range on a Geovision 1480B card with Intel Core7 4770 on an ASUS H87 Plus motherboard, 8 GB RAM Windows 7 64. Im using the onboard graphics from the motherboard. What first brought my attention to this was a 4-5 second lag between IP and analog video. I've got 9 analog cameras and 16 IP cameras. Would the GV 5016 drop my resources much? Is it worth the upgrade? I tried turning various things on and off and the biggest resource hogs were the analog cameras and digital matrix. If I shut down the analog cameras, resources drop to the 30s; stopping digital matrix drops resources into the 60s. Turning off prerecording helps a bit as well. I tried a decent add on video card, but that didnt help much at all. I guess I could migrate everything to IP but thats gonna be costly.

I have Gv-2008 cards which have a DSP out built in. I cant seem to get any of my IP cameras to show up on the DSP. The analog come over great and look wonderful on there. Is there some setting in the software I am overlooking? Thanks!

You would think. I am not familiar with that card, however, so I cant help you. Perhaps the manual?

I have two GV 2008s on a new built box and all has been running well for a few weeks. I decided to try the DSP out and I can only get 8 channels from each card. I was hoping to have the master card output 16 channels on the one RCA out plug instead of having two cables. Is this possible? If not how can I have all 16 channels input to my cable tv? will a splitter work? Thanks

Turns out my cable was bad.

I realize this is 3 years old. But I recently tried to get this to work again and cant seem to get it working right. I have tried putting the 6 pin cable in all different combinations to connect the 2 gv-2008 cards and still I cant seem to get 16 cameras to output through one card for the TV out. Andy, if you are still here, please help.

Any word if the DevKit will be upgraded to the M14 specs as well?

Here is some pricing I got from a dealer today The WVCW504F are$ ......... (list $973.00) the WVCW504S are $...........(list $991.00) Significant discount was offered. Should be in real soon PM for details if interested..

When is Panasonic supposed to release the WV-NP502? It was shown and ISC West and won an award and also showed at IFSEC 2009. http://www.panasonic.net/pss/security/products/nw/nc00.html#WV-NP502 It is listed on the Panasonic global site as coming out Summer 2009, but isnt on the US site. When I tried calling US Panasonic, I was told a representative would call me back...that was a week ago.... The specs look good. Did anyone see this cam? Is it worth waiting for?

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelDetail?displayTab=O&storeId=11201&catalogId=13051&itemId=360500&catGroupId=14471&surfModel=WV-NP502 Its on the US panasonic website and is becoming available now. Anyone?

Thats the manual iris version. This is the auto iris version: LMVZ3510A-IR

There was a bit of a discussion when they were first introduced a few months ago http://www.cctvforum.com/about13580.html Havent heard much since then around here. Anyone know of on the market cameras that are available yet? Im in the market for upgrading my home system and these look interesting. General info here: http://www.sony.net/Products/SC-HP/cx_news/vol52/pdf/featuring52.pdf

I got a response from Geovision support that GV8.3 is coming out in February. The only thing I know about it is that it will improve/allow adding IP cameras to the gv-2008 cards and that Arecont H.264 IP cameras will be supported. Does anyone know what other improvements are coming our way?

I have two GV-2008 on a 16 analog cam system and am looking into moving to some IP cams. I found the following list of supported IP cams posted in here in May 2008 by Andy Chen. Was wondering if there are any new cams that have been added to the list. In particular I am interested in the Arecont H.264 cams, especially the AV5105 Here is the IP Camera Support List... GV-IP Camera GV-Video Server GV-Compact DVR AXIS_206 AXIS_207 / AXIS_207W AXIS__207MW AXIS_210 AXIS_211 AXIS_211A AXIS_212 PTZ AXIS_213 PTZ AXIS_214 PTZ AXIS_216FD / AXIS_216FD-V AXIS_221 AXIS_223M AXIS_225FD AXIS_231D+ AXIS_232D+ AXIS_233D IQEye_301 IQEye_302 IQEye_510 IQEye_511 IQEye_701 IQEye_702 JVC_VN-C20U JVC_VN-C205U JVC_VN-C215U JVC_VN-C625U JVC_VN-C655U Mobotix_M12 SONY_SNC_CS10 SONY_SNC_CS11 SONY_SNC_CS50N SONY_SNC_CS50P SONY_SNC_DF40N SONY_SNC_DF40P SONY_SNC_DF50N SONY_SNC_DF50P SONY_SNC_DF70N SONY_SNC_DF70P SONY_SNC_DF80N SONY_SNC_DF80P SONY_SNC_P1 SONY_SNC_P5 SONY_SNC_RX550N SONY_SNC_RX550P SONY_SNC_RZ25N SONY_SNC_RZ25P SONY_SNC_RZ50N SONY_SNC_RZ50P Panasonic_BB_HCM110 Panasonic_BB_HCM311 Panasonic_BB_HCM331 Panasonic_BB_HCM371 Panasonic_BB_HCM381 Panasonic_BB_HCM403 Panasonic_BB_HCE481A Panasonic_BL-C10 Panasonic_BL-C30 Arecont_AV-1300 Arecont_AV-2100 Arecont_AV-3100 Arecont_AV-5100 Sincerely, ____________________ Andy Chen Technical Support, GeoVision Inc , Taiwan +886-2-8797-8377 with extension 287

Update: Here is the list I got from Geovsion. First list is the current list for 8.2 and second list is for 8.3. They've added alot more cameras. Also there are more that are not on the 8.3 list as stated above. V8200 IP camera Support List Total: 51 Dev0 = GeoVideoSVR Dev1 = GeoStandalone Dev2 = AXIS_211 Dev3 = AXIS_213 Dev4 = Panasonic_BB_HCE481A Dev5 = Panasonic_BB_HCM381 Dev6 = Panasonic_BB_HCM331 Dev7 = Panasonic_BB_HCM311 Dev8 = SONY_SNC_RZ50N Dev9 = SONY_SNC_RZ25N Dev10 = SONY_SNC_CS50N Dev11 = AXIS_206 Dev12 = AXIS_207/AXIS_207W Dev13 = AXIS_210 Dev14 = AXIS_211A Dev15 = AXIS_216FD/AXIS_216FDV Dev16 = AXIS_221 Dev17 = AXIS_225 Dev18 = AXIS_212 Dev19 = AXIS_214 Dev20 = AXIS_231D Dev21 = AXIS_232D Dev22 = AXIS_233D Dev23 =Panasonic_BB_HCM403 Dev24 =Panasonic_BB_HCM371 Dev25 =Panasonic_BB_HCM110 Dev26 =Panasonic_BL Dev27 = SONY_SNC_RX550N Dev28 = SONY_SNC_CS10 Dev29 = SONY_SNC_CS11 Dev30 = SONY_SNC_P5 Dev31 = SONY_SNC_P1 Dev32 = SONY_SNC_DF40N Dev33 = SONY_SNC_DF70N Dev34 = SONY_SNC_DF50N Dev35 = SONY_SNC_DF80N Dev36 = Mobotix_M12 Dev37 = IQEye_702 Dev38 = IQEye_301 Dev39 = IQEye_302 Dev40 = IQEye_510 Dev41 = IQEye_511 Dev42 = IQEye_701 Dev43 = AXIS_207MW Dev44 = AXIS_223M Dev45 =GeoNessy2IPCam Dev46 = JVC_VNC20U Dev47 = JVC_VNC215U Dev48 = JVC_VN_C655U Dev49 = JVC_VN_C205U Dev50 = JVC_VN_C625U V8300 IP camera Support List Total: 101 Dev0 = GeoVideoSVR Dev1 = GeoCompactDVR Dev2 = AXIS_211 Dev3 = AXIS_213 Dev4 = Panasonic_BB_HCE481A Dev5 = Panasonic_BB_HCM381 Dev6 = Panasonic_BB_HCM331 Dev7 = Panasonic_BB_HCM311 Dev8 = SONY_SNC_RZ50N Dev9 = SONY_SNC_RZ25N Dev10 = SONY_SNC_CS50N Dev11 = AXIS_206 Dev12 = AXIS_207/AXIS_207W Dev13 = AXIS_210 Dev14 = AXIS_211A Dev15 = AXIS_216FD/AXIS_216FDV Dev16 = AXIS_221 Dev17 = AXIS_225 Dev18 = AXIS_212 Dev19 = AXIS_214 Dev20 = AXIS_231D Dev21 = AXIS_232D Dev22 = AXIS_233D Dev23 =Panasonic_BB_HCM403 Dev24 =Panasonic_BB_HCM371 Dev25 =Panasonic_BB_HCM110 Dev26 =Panasonic_BL Dev27 = SONY_SNC_RX550N Dev28 = SONY_SNC_CS10 Dev29 = SONY_SNC_CS11 Dev30 = SONY_SNC_P5 Dev31 = SONY_SNC_P1 Dev32 = SONY_SNC_DF40N Dev33 = SONY_SNC_DF70N Dev34 = SONY_SNC_DF50N Dev35 = SONY_SNC_DF80N Dev36 = Mobotix_M12 Dev37 = IQEye_702 Dev38 = IQEye_301 Dev39 = IQEye_302 Dev40 = IQEye_510 Dev41 = IQEye_511 Dev42 = IQEye_701 Dev43 = AXIS_207MW Dev44 = AXIS_223M Dev45 =GeoNessy2IPCam Dev46 = JVC_VNC20U Dev47 = JVC_VNC215U Dev48 = JVC_VN_C655U Dev49 = JVC_VN_C205U Dev50 = JVC_VN_C625U Dev51 = SONY_SNC_RX550P Dev52 = SONY_SNC_CS50P Dev53 = SONY_SNC_RZ50P Dev54 = SONY_SNC_RZ25P Dev55 = SONY_SNC_DF40P Dev56 = SONY_SNC_DF70P Dev57 = SONY_SNC_DF50P Dev58 = SONY_SNC_DF80P Dev59 = ARECONT_AV_1300 Dev60 = ARECONT_AV_2100 Dev61 = ARECONT_AV_3100 Dev62 = ARECONT_AV_5100 Dev63 = ARECONT_AV_8360 Dev64 = JVC_VN_V25 Dev65 = AXIS_241Q Dev66 = ARECONT_AV_3130 Dev67 = AXIS_216MFD Dev68 = AXIS_211M Dev69 = Canon_VB_C50i Dev70 = Canon_VB_C300 Dev71 = SONY_SNC_RX530N Dev72 = SONY_SNC_RX570N Dev73 = SONY_SNC_DM110 Dev74 = SONY_SNC_DS10 Dev75 = SONY_SNC_DM160 Dev76 = SONY_SNC_DS60 Dev77 = SONY_SNC_CM120 Dev78 = SONY_SNC_CS20 Dev79 = AXIS_210A Dev80 = Panasonic_NS202A Dev81 = Panasonic_NW484 Dev82 = Panasonic_NW964 Dev83 = Mobotix_M12D_Web Dev84= Mobotix_M12D_IT_DNight Dev85 = Mobotix_M12D_Sec Dev86 = Mobotix_M12D_Sec_R8 Dev87 = JVC_V686U Dev88 = JVC_VN_V26 Dev89 = AXIS_209FDR Dev90 = AXIS_209MFD Dev91 = IQEye_703 Dev92 = IQEye_705 Dev93 = IQEye_752 Dev94 = IQEye_753 Dev95 = IQEye_755 Dev96 = SONY_SNC_RX530P Dev97 = SONY_SNC_RX570P Dev98 = Pelco_SpectraIV-IP Dev99 = Pelco_IP110 Dev100 = Pelco_IP3701

Here is the response I got from Geovision support: Thank you for contacting GeoVision Technical Support. In V8.2, we do not recommend adding IP channels to GV-2008 systems. However, the problems will be fixed in V8.3, which should be released in February (ie. you can add IP channels to GV-2008 systems in V8.3). Please find attached a list of supported cameras in V8.2 and V8.3. We have since then added Arecont 5105 to the V8.3 support list (ie. you will not see 5105 on the list, but it will be supported in V8.3). Please contact us in February for V8.3 software download. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best Regards, 　 Ray Lee Of note, there was no attached list of compatible cameras. But the h.264 are supported as the 5105 is covered. So that is good news! Anyone know anything more about 8.3?

Here they are, coming in January.. http://computarganz.com/product_series.cfm?series_id=40

Ive managed to send alerts through my email account directly to my phone using att. I use (cant post this yet....dont have enough posts) and it sends emails with the pics. xxxxxxxxxx is my phone number including areacode. Other carriers I bet would work also. NO need to buy a dedicated SMS device. Of course I have unlimited bandwidth account on this phone. This is very cool, especially when on vacation and no one should be in the house. Question/problem: each email has about four pages, though. The firs three are pages of all my account info, including ip address for webserver, rpb, etc etc. Doesnt seem very safe and it clogs up my phone. I just want the pic and the time only. Is there a way to edit this? THanks

I am moving to a new house and would like to try my first ptz. I have a budget of up to 3k. I need it to be stealth as the neighborhood rulebook is larger than our phonebook and would like to put it in recessed surface mount on the top of a pyramid roof. see pic.. With the camera being basically upside down like this, am I going to run into problems? I figure I need 240 degrees to cover the grounds. I need high zoom factor with excellent low light but no IR and I need excellent auto tracking. No need for fast ptz. I live in the south so Im not sure I need any special housing....in fact Id like to use a smoked glass to hide it. Any thoughts guys and gals?

I do have the cable connecting the two cards. Maybe I have it connected wrong. I fiddle with it. I thought the cable was to allow all 16 cameras to work on the dvr software.

http://www.cinemarsolutions.com/mlserver.mlipcamera.html

One last question: Is there a way to send an alert when someone logs on remotely to your server? THat info would be very usefull.

the format is 1234567890 at mms dot att dot net where the number is your area code and number. It should work with other carriers if you research.

Has anyone noticed that when using the multiview product through a web or lan connection that when you double click on an image it goes to a single size... this is how it used to work. When you double click it again, it doesnt return back to your original quad or 16 view, whatever you used to have. you have to right click and uncheck full screen. What a pain in the rear. Its not like that on the full version. Ive tried this on XP and Vista... same problem.

each dsp seems to work independently. Looks like Ill need a videomodulator to distribute throughout the house.... oh well