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I, personally, know that D3Data's software can easily accomplish this.

Check out all of the IP Security Video Software vendors out there: D3Data Milestone INetCam...just to name a couple Google some stuff and you will come up with a ton.

I understand your perspective, but all that an individual does is take IP Camera software (that can support analog, as well) and install it on a PC and they now have a "DVR" - a networked DVR, granted - but a DVR none-the-less. Or - as we like to say - an NVR (Network Video Recorder). You can bring hybrid systems together, utilize the intelligence of IP cameras and support existing analog systems with video servers. That is where the industry has been going...away from capture cards.

D3Data has a Network Video Management (NETVM) product. They also OEM their product.

MJPEG is the most common for NVRs (Network Video Recorders) in the security arena. MPEG-4 is powerful and is preferred, but there is not a lot of support (from a software standpoint) out there yet. Most DVRs are using MPEG-4 or some hybrid proprietary codec.

D3Data can easily support that with the NETVM product.

IPCameraReports.com = a great resource for all IP/Networking questions - software, hardware, video servers and cameras alike. Does reports on cameras and you can post your own feedback/thoughts on cameras. Also Expert Reviews of cameras and has a cool forum for discussion. Hope this helps!

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