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Are you referring to the GV systems IDs? Yes, I've confirmed that all systems are running in different address, starting from id:01 ~ 8. If you are referring to something else, pls clarify...TY Well, did you find out the cause? I'm dying to know what's going on in this case...

No problem, it's just I was a bit suprised when I saw that every cctvforum I know has this info published straight in your eyes internal use only..... yeah right

It's not easy to respond in few sentences. Maybe you can read some stuff and then we could talk about it more. These links may be helpful for you while choosing the right machine: List of computers tested with Geovision cards http://www.polvision.com.pl/files.asp?lang=en&id=85 Which motherboards are recommended for Geovision systems? http://www.polvision.com.pl/faqs.asp?lang=en&id=60 Which graphic cards are compatible with MultiCam system? http://www.polvision.com.pl/faqs.asp?lang=en&id=50 You could also search this forum, people sometimes describe the Geovision DVR computers they've installed - which of them work fine and which don't. Question for other guys: does MultiCam 7.1/8.0 support NVIDIA chipsets? I heard Geovision intends to support NVIDIA in 7.2 (8.1?).

Yeah, but - from what I know - this 8.0 information was for INTERNAL USE ONLY.... If you guys immediately forward to public everything what Geo says, they are probably going to keep their mouth shout in future

I suppose we could find it out using REGMON and FILEMON from Sysinternals, but I haven't had enough time to look more thoroughly. Currently I'm not aware of any possibility to reset the password when "Allow removing password" option is disabled. For all people who have this "small" problem, I prepare such short article: I cannot login to MultiCam system. What can I do? http://www.polvision.com.pl/faqs.asp?lang=en&id=58 And I will try to find out some other possibilities when I have more time.

Hello, Recently, I opened a cooperation with David Pan from Geovision, who is their regional representative for Central & Eastern Europe. David publishes monthly newsletters about video surveillance systems from general perspective and from Geovision's perspective. I think they are worth to spend a while reading, so I decided to regularly translate them into Polish for all my customers in Poland. After second issue, I thought you guys also might be interested in these newsletters and I'm very curious of your opinions: 1) Massive False Alarms Represent Poor Cost-Effectiveness in Security Systems http://www.polvision.com.pl/files.asp?lang=en&id=66 2) Thieves from Inside http://www.polvision.com.pl/files.asp?lang=en&id=69 I must admit that currently in Central Europe these are very important security issues and I was wondering if the same problems and solutions apply to U.S. CCTV branch. I would appreciate your comments. Thanks.

During my tests GV-1480 performance was much worse on Pentium 3.0 GHz with HT enabled. Task manager showed me that second (logical) CPU was working on 100% while first logical CPU was working on just 1-2%. It seems like Geovision software is not able to benefit from many CPUs so I decided to disable HT in my installation. I hope to get a response from Geovision on that topic soon.

Agree, NVT products are really good, but most our clients in Poland find our products better and less expensive than NVT's If you are interested please visit http://www.polvision.com.pl. We've been selling our products in Poland for couple years with very good feedback and starting with IFSEC 2005 we plan to expand our business to foreign countries. So watch out NVT -- Tomasz Polus, Polvision tomek@polvision.com.pl