dneudecker

Oh! That makes sense. So, if I set it to record at 15 frames per second will it even out the two channels and they'll both record at an equal rate?

I purchased an inexpensive 4 channel USB dvr with "Superdvr" software from Cooldrives. My problem is that when I connect a second camera they both record but when I play back the video from the second camera it plays back at a high speed. Even if I set it to play back at half speed in Media Player, it's still faster than normal. Is it just because it's cheap software or am I doing something wrong? Any ideas? Thanks In Advance!

Really? I met a guy using a similar system and it was working fine for him and he had no complaints. That's what made me decide to buy this system. His was just a different version found on Ebay. My only problem is with the the software. I need to find software that can recognize all four cameras and record them. Thanks for your help.

I'm trying to set up a VERY simple system. It's not not going to be protecting anything and it doesn't need to be VERY high quality. I purchased a cheap, 4 camera, USB DVR on Ebay. I believe it's called EasyCap. I also purchased 2 infrared analog cameras. My only problem is the software that came with the DVR. It will only record one channel at a time and it will only record at 640x480. I found a few other programs on the web that will work with USB cameras but they only see my one USB port as one camera and don't recognize the 3 other cameras that are coming through that USB DVR. Any ideas? TIA