Newbie needs DVR

[howards cowards 0]

I have a good handle on television technology. I'm an engineer for a public television station. But I'm way behind when it comes to cctv security. Especially DVR's. I have a family project that I have been asked to undertake. I need a DVR that is:

1. 9 cameras or more

2. Do at least 15fps on every channel.

3. close to NTSC resolution. on record

4. ease of use

5. reliable.

 

Any suggestions or advise is welcomed. Thank you.

[Soundy 1]

Would probably help to know what your budget is. There are options ranging from $500 to $5000 that fit your criteria, just for the DVR. Cameras to go with it can range anywhere from $20 to $1000 apiece.

[Thomasy 0]

I have a good handle on television technology. I'm an engineer for a public television station. But I'm way behind when it comes to cctv security. Especially DVR's. I have a family project that I have been asked to undertake. I need a DVR that is:

1. 9 cameras or more

2. Do at least 15fps on every channel.

3. close to NTSC resolution. on record

4. ease of use

5. reliable.

 

Any suggestions or advise is welcomed. Thank you.

 

Hello, there.

 

DVR from AOPVISION might be a good choice for you.

 

The price of DVR ranges from $65.00 to $350.00.

 

Maybe you could feel free to contact me anytime.

[Soundy 1]

Oh yeah, something to keep in mind if you're shopping for $65 DVRs direct from China or somewhere...

 

http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=19541

[howards cowards 0]

Ive been looking at Avermedia SA6000E or SA9000E DVR's. They seem to have the adjustable frame rate I'm looking for. I know they dont have a 9 channel but that is ok. i feel I need the resolution and frame rate to catch the thief. It seems like so monay times servielance video is fuzzy and jumpy. Any other suggestions?