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Keep in mind the motion detector on the Mobotix camera is only good for about 30 ft

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It's been awhile since i played with Milestone..... gonna download the demo and put it through the paces.

Is there a limit on the number of concurrent client connections? Is there a web interface?

I know the lens is not a issues i would just like to know what lens you are using with the camera

Do you have the model number of the lens you are using?

Do you see the full image when you use Areconts software? If so it would a issue with Milestone. Its a new camera so there might be some firmware issues right now. What lens are you using?

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any advice on the on this? This is all based on your NVR software. Yes there is NVR that will run on atom boxes and record multible megapixel cameras.

+100 I stay away

Monster is almost as bad as Bose when it comes to markup.

What IP cameras are you using?

I want to see someones solution for $1500.

I would stay away from them unless your going to use them indoors with little or no traffic. If you want to use them outside look at IOImage but your still gonna have problems with tracking stuff you don't want to. Also if you have a lot of moving objects in the area the camera will feakout and try to track everything thing.

People that just spent thousands of $$ on HDMI cables are going to pull their hair out . But just like every other standard before this one saidly will never see the full potential and there will just be more frustration for the consumers and dealers. DVI was a joke, HDMI still doesn't do everything they said it to was going to do and never will. You sell a customer a $3000 HDMI 1.3 cable and run it in the wall then 6 months later HDMI 1.4 comes out and then you have to tell your customer the cable will not work with the new features of 1.4. Hopefully this new standard is quickly adopted and they STICK WITH IT end rant http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfbiILDmw-I

Mobotix can do Images video and/or audio. You can use SD cards, USB jump drives or hard drives plugged into the camera. So you could hook up a 2TB directly to the camera and get alot of storage!! Would the HDD be NAS or USB or other? Also does that slow down the video and if so by how much? thanks. Could be USB directly to the camera, a network share on a computer or a NAS. No slow down in video.

Mobotix can do Images video and/or audio. You can use SD cards, USB jump drives or hard drives plugged into the camera. So you could hook up a 2TB directly to the camera and get alot of storage!!

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Depends if you want a turn key solution or role your own.

I have worked with 2 camera systems with these requirements that start at 15,000$. You will need to increase your budget or lower your expectations.

Axis also has a great program to find there cameras

I have also heard that Pelco cameras require a lot of processing power to decode there H.264 streams.

Interested to hear your thoughts on the Pelco camera... I haven't heard one good comment about there MP cameras.... I took a look at them at ISC and was not impressed.

Well up untill recently Arecont was the only Megapixel camera that could do h.264 with high frame rates. Now there are other options up to 5MP. I do like Mobotix alot but there software must be easier to use for the end user and there support for there dealers must get better in the US.

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