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Have you still got a 6480?

I'm looking to purchase a wired or wireless IP camera that will work with the nv6000? Anyone got any links to a camera that will work for under £100?

Hi. PM me your address and I will send you a full set of new leads Thanks mate. will send you a PM now Appreciated

Still just trying to fix my problem before from one of the sockets not working. thanks for that will try having a look. OS: xp VGA memory: 1056mb direct x: 9.0 Firmware 7.3.0.0013 Active connection 0 Hardware version B

Anyone able to help?

I need assistance and I hope someone can help as I'm losing the plot! I have a custom workstation designed by a company that no longer exists and it is running with a Avermedia Averdigi NV6480 Express card. The card had two outputs that I think then has two DVI to BNC cables with 8 x video (BNC) and 8 audio connection on each. The exact product is below.. http://www.apexcctv.com/p-255-avermedia-nv6480exp-security-dvr-card.aspx One of the cables are faulty and i'm trying to buy a replacement but can't find one anywhere online! if somone can point me to one I would be delighted. Preferably in the UK but can live with US. Thanks

Can anyone point me in the direction for cheap network camera wired or wireless that will work with this system software?

Hi. Your system is a hybrid analog or IP. Under system settings click on camera and in middle of screen you will see analog IP or DVR ....... Click on each camera at top of screen and check analog is picked .... Also then BNC leads this will give you problems if not in the right connector on your card. You should have two leads and one will have a yellow phone out ...(this is only on 1 lead ) and should only be in the top connector on card. It is the lead with the yellow phono i'm having issues with.. currently connecting via BNC to the BNC input however I think at one point it was connected to the white phono using a phono to bnc adaptor?

Channel settings shouldn't have changed and I looked over them and don't know what I'm looking for? it's not an IP system - Analogue using BNC cabling. I assumed it must be the cable as I couldn't see anything else?