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That was an FYI. Pelco doesn't have a lot of control over the 8000. It was done in Korea.

Pelco doesn't do their own DVR's. At least the 8000.

You have to add the MPEG 4 codec. I would use the DIVX Codec. J

There is a bug in that version of software. It was never a wide release. Contact the person that you bought the card from.

What version are you using?

I3 buy H/W from Kodicom and make software changes in Canada.

You can buy as many knockoff boards as you want. It is 100% legal. Where you will get into trouble is in the software. If you install the software it is a violation of the software license. You must have the software from the Manufacture. For Kodicom, it would be their official CD.

Argus - SysTek They are good for home use, but remote and stability are big problems.

Just ring the person you bought your system from. They can provide you with updates.

Hi Guys, We are moving to a new office and I have to shift 70 to 80 refurbished and older PC DVRs. They are 100% Genuine Kodicom. Some are 30 FPS, some are 120 FPS, some are 240 FPS. I’ve got some rack and desk top units. I’m selling them all for $950.00 each. If your interested email sales@saysecurity.com

Kodicom's DB writes data as .bix and .box files. Even if you found the data (video), you would not be able to properly reconstruct it.

Your data is lost. Once the HD is full, there is no software to bring back the data.

You will need two public IPs. There is no way with one public.

Best of luck. Your hardware will not work in future versions of software.

ATI is 100% nessesary. SIS is NOT supported. I'm telling you what gets tested at the factory. You might get lucky on one version, but you'll get burned in the next.

ATI card only. Bar at bottom right will go to "0%" as the drive fills up Remote Desktop is not possible with 4.1.3

What version are you using?

"Web DVR" uses apache web server. You will need to change the ports in a text file.

I know them

i3dvr I'm interested. Are you out of Scarborough? Or are you a rep?

The new software is not as picky on the remote video card. We have had much success with Kodicom. You just have to put it in the right PC.

just looked at that site again. Looks like they are using a diffrent set of boards for their complete systems. The boards on the "DVR Boards" page are not digiflower. sorry for the mix up

from the specs and pics www.dfdvr.com digiflower

www.dvrmart.com is a digiflower board

You had better contact Kodicom again and ask about everyone else in the USA. The person you spoke to is no longer at Kodicom, or won't be there much longer.