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New Sanyo VCC range cameras have spot monitor called "Spot monitor" output on actual camera. Cable has specific connector on one end and BNC on another. Supplied in box with camera.

Asus S101 little luxury baby?

Ilk, really good video, thanks for posting!

Josh, How many cameras at what resolution, framerate live view this PC would be able to handle? http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/05/asus-eeebox-eb1501u-packs-ion-and-usb-3-0-need-we-say-more/

But I would want to discuss all my points with those who got Mobotix experience. Telling "Go for course" makes me think that I was right about overhyped statements

How many courses there are to attend to become Certified Partner? How much each of them cost?

After taking Mobotix training course, do I become Certified Partner? Or to become Certified Partner there is some kind of special course for it ?

Manufacturers training courses are often full of marketing gurus who will wash your brain with overhyped statements abour their products talking bad things about other manufacturers. I dont need that

Tom, I believe I might be wrong, thats why I want to find out Can you comment with some facts, numbers? At day time with 3mpix you get for example 200pix/m, then at night with 1.3mpix sensor you would get lets say 100pix/m, which is not enough any more for some object recognition. Whats the point of having second smaller size sensor?

Getting this error. Official distributors replied with "Change your PC!". Nice reply, isnt it? Ideas?

I downloaded EXE file now, installed, all running fine. Before it was ZIP.

Nothing unbelievable, they are CRAP when it comes taking care of customers. I sent support email them two days ago, no reply. Local distributor is useless, cant help. Thats what you get paying such a high price Can you lookt at this problem and help me please? http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=20670

Nothing unbelievable, they are CRAP when it comes taking care of customers. I sent support email them two days ago, no reply. Local distributor is useless, cant help. Thats what you get paying such a high price

Win XP Pro SP3

Why 5th RJ45 port is on actual card not where rest 4 of them?

Its definitely more clean install, but world famous brand usual PoE switch vs unknown brand PCI PoE card. What do you think? If its 275$, then price is similar to Netgear/Trendnet 4 port PoE switches.

Why do you need one? What stops you using PoE router?

Got my hands on Sanyo VCC-HD2300P, size They are getting smaller and smaller every year.

Does this camera/Axis Station ONE have built in dynamic IP feature? Guy has dynamic IP and ISP is asking for too much for static one. http://www.axis.com/products/cam_m1011w/index.htm

I installed the previous major release and upgraded to the current major release. Both the install and upgrade on Windows was both easy and quick. Best, Christopher It was some 2 years ago. Installation was kind of wierd and I couldnt get my head around it, error messages kept popping up. Emailed support but they werent very helpful(probably because I wasnt their customer, just potential customer). Just tried downloading, cant, asking for password. Seems that they dont have trial?

ExacqVision I have a Atom 330 server with 2 1.3MP Areconts (h.264)and 1 AV8185 Arecont(4 2MP h.264 streams) works great.. Look at theExacqvisions EL box, 16 analog cameras and up to 24MP cameras on a Atom based system. Arecont cameras use less processing power with h.264 then MJPEG. The Atom works great for low cost low camera count MP setups if you upgrade to a dual core you could do up to 64 IP cameras on one box. Sounds unreal Then I should scrap my loved Luxriot I tried Exacq once, but it was complicated to install and support wasnt great, so never tried again.

I doubt there is any cpu on the market which can handle you requirements. To display live view even 4 H.264 2mpix cameras you need Quad core cpu. If you will be displaying live just 4 or 9 cameras, then you should be OK with Core i7. HDD should be able to handle, as H.264 is 7-9 times smaller than MJPEG. I have Atom based PCs that decodes multi-megapixel cameras with out a problem. It all depends on the NVR software you are using. I would like to see how Atom would handle live view of 2mpix H264 camera Which NVR software?

I doubt there is any cpu on the market which can handle you requirements. To display live view even 4 H.264 2mpix cameras you need Quad core cpu. If you will be displaying live just 4 or 9 cameras, then you should be OK with Core i7. HDD should be able to handle, as H.264 is 7-9 times smaller than MJPEG.

Not tried yet, but I have heard that built in IR leds have problems called "ghosting" and "spider". God knows what does it mean.

I cant figure out, how come spec is so similar, but size is like 5x. Why KT&C can fit such a high spec camera into small bullet, but Samsung have huge box? For example: http://www.ktnc.co.kr/english/viewtopic.php?t=653 vs http://samsungsecurity.com/prd/pro_view.asp?pro_uid=4682&cat_uid=14&cat_biz=ctv&cat_lev=AA