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Welcome to the threads! See you on the forum!

Welcome to the threads! See you on the Forum!

OH! That explains why I got a warm glass of water, and then I peed myself while I was waiting for the bartender to point the way!

I actually had to "Google" it!! I entered Qui Pasa! At least I can order a Cerveza, and then ask for the el Bano!

Que Pasa! See you on the forum!

I would sell this camera, and then the first complaint would be "Hey! I cannot get any facial recognition of the people"! LOL! I thought the "picture" looked good considering the wide angle view!

The DVR is not an AVTech DVR.

I would suggest a line filter / UPS for any DVR. This may, or maynot be the root of your problem, but it does make a good investment to keep the "nails out of you DVR's coffin".

If you are buying a DVR based on the level of engineering then you are buying the wrong DVR!! The engineering level for this DVR is actually a reverse engineer. To keep a DVR within a cheap price range how can we engineer it to meet this goal? How thick is the PC laminate? How thick is the metal on the lands? What kind of bnc/rca connectors, and what are their quality ratings? What is the quality rating of the connection at the PC board? How fast is the video processor? How cheap can you make the video server? I think you should switch to another DVR perhaps from ICRealtime, or perhaps from GE. I think you should switch to a 4 channel DVR that is in the $1000.00 price range. What do you think?

Was this product "top secret", and then recently declassisfied so that it could be implemented in to airports, and sports stadium ect. ect??

Can you use IP over powerline? This means usng the "internet" that is transmitted over the electrical lines. Netgear among others have the devices needed to convert this on to your power system. You might be able to use IP cameras. What do you think?

I'm sorry. I just could not resist!!

Budweiser has started a new email account system. If you want to get your own you can go to budweiser.com and press the link at the bottom of the homepage, and get your own email name!

iamnotanalchoholic@budweiser.com is for sale. you can email your offer at the above email account. Thanks

I do not think this is an AVTech DVR. Before you open up your DVR make sure that it does not have some kind of security tape. If you tear the tape then you will have voided your warranty. Some companies will not put tape on the DVR, but they may put some kind of "glue" on the screws to the PC board. If you try to remove the screws then the "glue" is damaged, and so is your warranty. If your DVR is out of warranty then feel free to do as you please. On that link there is a picture of the PC board with a screwdriver shorting the two pins for a hardware reset. There is one "how to" for the AVC 760, and other 4 channel DVRs, and there is one for the AVC 785 / AVC 787. Good Luck!

Where did you buy the DVR? ONLINE, or at a storefront?? Can you go back to the distributor, and have them order one for you?

???? Why do you have to wear a watchcap, and a peacoat to format a HDD?

When customers are talking price I include 365 9 volt batteries, and the first thing they say is why 365?? Well! Don't you want to change it out every day so that you will have video? What?? Lithium 9 volts are about $10.00 each!! O.K. Now which camera is cheaper?? Oh! To run a wire through the attic for power to the camera is a minimum $100.00 charge! We charge more for cathedral ceiling with no crawl space!!

In my defence my enter key must be stuck, and it must be "stuttering". Ya! That's the ticket!

Build up my post count?? Who me?? I would never do that!!!

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Hello! Welcome to the threads! See you on the forum!!