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I havent had any luck myself yet but if someone has a profile for this card It would be appreciated. Advice I have been given is to use the generic setting and disable the Tuner/S-video settings just select 4 composite inputs, you can then use amcap to test each input. Failing that you need to run an exsiting app (diginet - POS) that is bundled with the card and the btspy tool to sniff the card info and build the profile that you can load into the wincap driver.... see the btwincap instructions. nb: if you have a 16 channel card you may only be able to use 4 inputs...

Hi great forum Cheers.

Your post is a little confusing. Perhaps a diagram would help. But to get you started Cisco & Linksys make some of the better routers on the market. The Dlink in particualr is a low end SOHO unit. You pretty much get what you pay for. I cannot see why you require more than one router. One device should do the trick. Perhaps you should read the excellent article on port forwarding in this forum.

for around US$450 You would expect it to be good.

Fantastic thanks for your effort. Which is the best camera for CCTV purposes and what are the approx prices of each?

what happens if one of the cameras fails and you never get any events. Better to monitor cameras in real time for loss of video.

same here. please explain.

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Hi Who is the source and what is the price.... do they include software?

GPRS is just a slower version of WiFi- There should be no difference otherwise. Maybe the GPRS is just too slow.... Your post is abit confusing. Do you have a schematic to help us get a better idea of what you are doing?

cat 6 has varying twist ratios between pairs. The idea is to ensure that no two pairs have exactly the same twist ratio at any point in the cable run in order to minimise crosstalk.

Get a DVR kit for your PC, Incl card, camera, cable, power supply, etc. look on ebay.... around $200 to get you started.