jonl102765

The operating system is xp. I don't build them but I'm the guy who has to try to fix. The customer may have faulty elec, also but I'm not an electrician. We seem to have the same occuring problems and not isolated to one incendent. I appreciate the comments. I know the vga connection is built in to the motherboard so am I correct to assume that its built in video card? Also Is their anyone here that builds their own dvr's, if so I would appreciate some input on quality components to use to do so such as power supply's, motherboards, video cards and dvr cards. What kind of dvr card do you use? I have only been working with surveillance for the past 9 month's so I am relatively new at this but I am hard-headed enough to perceiver(spelling) despite my ignorance. If a hard drive is not ventilated enough would that cause system to freeze up.

I have been intstalling dvr's for a company that uses divis dvr cards and sometimes the video freezes on one or two screens or sometimes the whole system. Reset the computer and works fine for a week or two and then freezes again. Is it the cards or some other component of the computer? Also with these cards one screen may not show video for instance port five doesn't show any video but the camera works fine if you hook it up to port 6 so basically any camera that you hook up to port five is just a blank screen. Anyone have any input?

Does anyone use divis dvr cards on a regular basis? I've been installing Dvr systems for a small company that makes their own dvr's with divis dvr cards and they seem to freeze up alot. I assume its the dvr card but could quite possibly be some other component such as power supply proccesor etc... I don't know. Are divis cards suppossed to be good cards? If not what would be a better card?

Anyone here know what type of License I need to install cctv in Missouri? And if you do, do you know what to do about getting one? Thanks.

What would cause video to be wavy?