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Actually, it probably won't. The "discovery" packet that the AV100 software sends out is a UDP datagram sent to the local subnet's broadcast address (i.e. 255.255.255.255) - an address that most routers, by design, will not route off of the originating subnet. Now some routers can be configured to forward broadcast packets from one subnet to another (e.g. so that one DHCP server can serve addresses to multiple subnets), but this is the exception rather than the norm. This "magic packet" is one of the things I really dislike about Arecont Vision cameras, BTW. Most other brands of IP cameras that I have dealt with give you alternative methods of configuring their cameras that don't involve having to install some special software package that you don't ever plan to use. I know it works because I have done this many times. I do like the Av100 software for one reason and that is you don't have to log into every camera to set them up. You fire up one piece of software and everything is right there. That is about the only thing Av100 is good for. I am very surprised Arecont has not released newer better software.

we could always go to him.. http://cctvpro.co.za/support/

Well if you do come back you need to look at his http://gigapan.org/viewGigapanFullscreen.php?auth=033ef14483ee899496648c2b4b06233c

Looking for small mini-itx computer cases. I have looked at newegg forever and I haven't found any I liked. Does anyone have an links to some professional looking cases with good airflow and no plastic or LEDs.

Roy FYI that camera is north of 30K http://www.handbooklive.com/product/334/

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Rvision makes very good very expensive cameras. Call their support and they will be more then happy to help.

Aviglon does not require a password to download the new software.

As of right now yes

Avigilon does not have any yearly fees

The camera can be on a different subnet.

q6034-e will spin 360 and is designed for continous use. Also the q6034-e can tilt above the horizon.

Make sure all firewalls are of on your computer. Then run AV manager and click Setup cameras > RUN

Turn your firewall off. You will find the camera even if is on a different subnet using the AV100 software.

The 51mp camera is around $50,000

How many BNC connectors are on the camera?

Yes I have a Q24 and a Grandstream phone

I would say 95% HD/MP for me. Installed one analog DVR based system, one encoder based system and swapped out a time laps VCR for a DVR in the last 2 years. I am working on a large 176 camera project right now that we are replacing all the DVRs with encoders and adding HD/Megapixel cameras. As the old analog cameras die we will be replacing them with HD/Megapixel where needed.

Great, I think that's where my entry to Hdcctv is to begin --- I am going to start a project to get a demo setup in my offices and then let my customers take it from there. @Rory --- I see Dahua has also released an HDcctv 4 channel capture card ---- any idea on pricing, TVT will also soon release their HDcctv offering....these are the guys that are going to drive down the costs of Hdcctv. Is the Everfocus HDcctv compliant? I don't see the HDcctv logo anywhere on the cut sheet. http://www.everfocus.com/downloads/product_spec/HD%20CCTV/P63-64_ParagonHD.pdf Also I have a flyer on my desk for a 4 channel SDI dvr for $649

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The cameras have different streams. In house your viewing the stream set at 1 FPS. Your MvaaS provider is viewing a different stream set at a higher bit rate. If you go in house with a NVR and VMS you can connect and record at 1 FPS if you like.

Is this a LPR version of the M12? Also do you get plates at night? No it is a plain jane M12 and yes... perfectly I would love to see a night time image.

Some Axis cameras let you customize the web page or even load your own HTML page.

Is this a LPR version of the M12? Also do you get plates at night?

Fluidmesh is nice because you have a company behind you for support. Their MITO products are so easy to setup and install. One of the Nodes will be the master unit that that is where you will monitor and manage the network from. Also keep in mind Fluidmesh will to PTP, PTMP and MESH where Ubiquiti only does PTP and PTMP. With Fluidmesh you only pay for the speed that you need. So calculate the bandwidth form each device so you can come up with the plugins you will need. If you need help PM me.