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LOL Ok wow. I didn't even think of it. Now do I download software from there to sync online for my ip when it changes?

This is the link that it gave me. Maybe I should have not chosen .biz. But the problem is that takes you to my direct ip and not my port forward of 9008. Where are you suppose to put that at. texasshootingstars.dyndns.biz

Actually I did sign up for that. Was not sure what to do after that or if I was doing it right.

First I have looked everywhere but don't even really know what to look for. I also didn't know where to post this but since it is an ip cam I put it here. My wife is opening a home daycare. I want the parents to be able to view there children. Now I am not new to setting up cams but I have never done one over the net. I have 3 foscams with software. I have only one up right now because I have not got around to the other ones. I can view it here and on the web. The only problem is it requires active X and only internet explorer supports that. Even at that you have to go into internet options and make some changes. Most of the parents are women and I really doubt they are going to know how to do any of that. Also I am on Verizon Fios and do not have a static ip. So where do I go so that I can have the ip picked up when it changes and get a link or something that I can put on my site so it can be clicked on and viewed in the browser as an operator or visitor. Here is the current ip for now: http://173.57.140.114:9008/ Login: test Password:test

I have have Geforce 7800 GS. I will try resetting it when I get a chance and see what happens.

Ok, I bought a dvr card capable of 4 cameras. Well after installing it my image shows up but it is just an image. Every time I click on something it will refresh but not continue to refresh like it should. I called the guy that I got it from as he is the dealer and he said that it does not work with NVIDIA cards. I was like well then I am bringing it back cause that is what I have and it is a good card. He said for me to bring in the computer and he would look at it. Well I was just going to take it back. But today when I was cleaning I found my old digivue card capable of 4 cameras. I put it in installed the software and fired it up. No image shows up. I go into properties to change lets say the zones for the alarm. What do you know there is a freaking image there. It is exactly what the camera sees but same problem not refreshing. I hit clear zones or something and it refreshed. So, the camera is working, the software is working but the image is not refreshing. Is this really a video card problem? Any other info you can give me would be great.

That is what I have been hearing. I was at a security shop the other day and they had all the highend stuff out front. I went in back to make a payment and saw several off brands and asked the guy about them. He said they were just as good as the others.

I have a dynapost dvr. It captures 4 cameras and is a pci card. Anyway when I bring up the program I see my one camera but it is only a still image. It does not move. I don't see the wind blowing etc. Anyway if I click some stuff on the screen real fast the image will change. Also when I go into where you can set the area that you want to record for motion I can clearly see the camera and everything is moving just fine. But when I get back to my regular screen it does not update. I called the guy who makes the card who is local and he said I need an ATI card that this card does not work well with NVIDIA. Well I play a lot of games on the side and I am not about to switch over to ATI just to see my cameras and fork out a lot of cash. I currently have a NVIDIA Geforce 7800 GS. So, anyone had this sort of problem and is there a way to fix it? Thanks, Jason

Yeah it says RG59 but man is it bad. Is Swann cable any good. 300' for 30 bucks.

Yeah just like that without that terminal thing on the end. I mean I like it better that you can just plug it in. I hate that I have to have a power supply and run 12 or 24 volts. I just figured the nicer cameras used the whole power supply thing. I seriously thought about buying one of these off brand cameras. It looked really nice from what I could tell. It was made by Digital or at least that is all it said on it. I would take a pic of it if I could post the link. Some of the other cameras were nice to but they didn't even have names on them. It just said what they did.

Someone please explain this to me. I have 3 cameras up and was adding a 4th one tonight. Here is the run down. I bought 300' of BNC to BNC High Performance 75ohm cable made by Swann. That is what it says anyway. Says it is for use with CCTV cameras that are High def. Well since I only had 3 cameras hooked up at the time I ran this 300 feet of cable out only about 25 feet to a camera and left the rest on the spool. Well the camera looked really white and blurry. I could never get it clear so I just figured it was a bad camera. Well tonight it was time to put another camera up 300' feet out. So I disconnected the 300' foot wire that was hooked to the camera that was only 25 feet away and hooked up the camera that was 300' feet out. Then I took 25 foot of cable that I had and hooked the 25 foot camera up to it. Guess what. Now the camera that is 300' out looks like crap. It's very white and looks blurry. Well that is that cable that was on that 25' camera. So, the camera at 25' now looks great with a new cable and the one 300' looks bad. Did I get the wrong cable or what? These are just black and white cameras. They are not high def cams but I can't imagine that would make a difference.

Are there cameras out there that are good and are off brand? On another thread I was somewhat discussing about offbrand cameras. I have found a site that has some good deals and they are local to me. They don't even put the name of the cameras online. So, today I went and looked at the cameras. They seemed great to me. I viewed a 420tvl and a 480tvl. I didn't even notice a difference except the price. One thing that was weird about these cameras though or maybe it's cause I am a newb. It did't have a 24/12 volt input. It had that 12 plug in type. So you could use your standard cable from frys or where ever that has the power and bnc cable on it. I think you know what I am talking about. Where you just plug the power supply into the wall then take the power cable and plug it into that and then run your wires. I would post links but I still can't until I get my 10 days in. (Hey admin can you bump me up to 10 days?) Thanks, Jason

Ok I found the manual on it. If you go to atvideo website and click on literature and then click on DPX/SPX.

Ok do this. Go to craigslist choose dallas. Then search for this. 431057470

I can't post a link I have not been here 10 days so I can't paste the link