securitymonster

It could be the router and its ability to upload. Try to FTP a large file somewhere and see if it can handle it. I currently have that problem with my setup at work. Its a new D-Link router and it cuts out on any upload larger than about 1mb, so I cut the router out and it uploads just fine.

With staying up late and the amount of hours you actually sleep, I would fingerprint and keep a close eye on you too

oh, and I just threw my terrorist halloween costume away....

Thats hilarious! We have a friend that we bought one of those $50,000 winning scratch it tickets....it was pretty similar to that video clip!

okay, if somebody covers my plane ticket, I'll cover the dinner for Rory

I like how everybody ducks like its something flying, but they all know its a automobile sound!

If somebody pays for my plane ticket, I'll go!

Call up microtek and get some feedback from them! They will help answer all your technical questions too! Like JMAN said, they have a 30 day return policy!

I don't have much experience with GE units but there is a 99% chance that you CANNOT upgrade the unit. The other guys on the board with GE experience will know more....just hang out a little bit longer and you'll get an official answer.

send me some prices on those "cheap" plasma's

I like how they won't let the friend near the perp but then this other guy casually walks by the perp with his 5 year old kid like there is nothing going on!

Yeah, check out AVE. JMAN can get some specs for you if you'd like! http://www.americanvideoequipment.com

tell them to go ahead with the deal. Tell them to send payment via money order or cashiers check. Then tell them that they need to pay for shipping, 9 times out of 10 they will give you a UPS/FEDEX account number. Then when they send you the money, send them a box of rocks from the backyard! Thats what my buddy did, it was pretty funny. The guy threatened to get the authorities involved.

Just pullin' your leg.... JMAN has spec'd out some killer jobs using microtek for me in the past. They are very affordable!

shoot, if he can afford that, then he just won the lottery, and if he just won the lottery, might as well retire.....

There are quite a few cameras with analog/digital outputs. I recently played with the Toshiba IK-WB02A that offered this.

I've used it and really like it! Very simple to use and configure once you play around with it! Awesome remote access no matter what browser your using too! Two Thumbs Up!

Yup, they still make BETA machines. My tv commercial was shot using a BETA2 setup, I couldn't believe they weren't running digital.

yea, we haven't decided what planet you come from yet!

What country do you live in.......j/p

Yeah, but at least I work till closing......

eyecu, I didn't get a PM from you

I have alot of college kids in town that purchase my hidden VCR cameras, you can use your imagination as to what they are using it for.......anybody wanna host the video?

Lets make this easy and just vote on the type of bnc connectors that we all use. That way we can see what the majority of the forum uses. Maybe we could make this a "sticky" if it works out well.

They work real good. They come in 64mb or 128mb models. You basically press record, set it on the bookshelf or wherever, and let it do its thing. Specifications: # 1/4 Color CMOS Camera with 64Mb Flash RAM # 90 Degree FOV # Covert 3.7mm Pinhole Lens # 0.80 LUX # 640x480 or 320x240 Recording Modes # High/Medium/Standard Recording Quality # Selectable Motion Detection Sensitivity # Record speed range from 1 frame every 10 seconds, or as fast as 15 frames per second @320x240 # Records up to 8000 frames in 320x240 standard mode, or 2000+ frames in 640x480 HQ mode # Time and Date Stamp # Searchable Play-Back # Playback via TV # Uses four AA batteries (6 hour battery life), or use the provided AC Adapter. # Can be mounted to a wall via the included tilt/ swivel bracket or just set on a desk or counter top. # PAL or NTSC ready