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I'm using a Louroe Ask-4 Kit #300 with a Kalatel SafeStore Pro and I'm very disappointed in the sound quality. It seems to pickup a lot of abient noise. We ran the audio to a video monitor and the sound is the same on it, so the DVR isn't causing any problems. My customer is hoping for pin drop quality audio. I don't know if thats reasonable, but I have to deliver something better than this..

Has anyone tried swapping the CD-RW with a DVD+R on a Kalatel Safestore pro? I was just wondering if anyone had tried this.

Ok, has anyone used the Position Technology CA-REMI-4 or MG-WR1 Remote Weigand Interface? We use several of these devices inside our garage & warehouse facilities to open our garage doors. Our employees use paradox omnia remotes to open the garage doors via their vehicle. They work really well in our cement buildings, but we have a steel warehouse which kills the wireless signal. Our plan is to use an external antenna or find an indoor/outdoor Remote Weigand Interface to use. Is there a competitor product to the CA-REMI-4 / MG-WR1? Or an external antenna that works well with the 433Mhz frequency?

Good point! Actually the wiring I'm using isn't sheilded either, so maybe I'll try replacing it.

I should mention. Rory's idea about the pc might help, but they'll be listening remotely via the kalatel. Not at the location.

I guess I'm overstating the quality expected by "pin drop". I'm sure they'd be happy with decent audio. Right now I have the speaker mounted on the ceiling and it seems to pickup ok, but you can hear a constant background noise. Almost like its picking up the sound of the fidges and heating system. You can hardly hear what anyone is saying. I know that on higher end audio equipment, there's filtering done to quiet the abient noise. I was just wondering if they made something that would do a good job, without spending thousands of dollars.

If you ghost the hard drives would you be able to retain the http services? On my original question, I guess the main reason I was asking about swapping the CDR drive with a DVDR was convenience. I'm pretty new to the cctv game, but I figured that playing back a DVD would be easier for law enforcement.