Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Image
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Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Image
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Photo
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Photo
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Pic
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Pic
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Image
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Picture
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Image
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel Picture
Videosecu Home Security System 16 Channel
This DVR card is a PCI Card installed in a PC that will display and record live video from the cameras connected. It has 16 channels video input, the greatest or most complete or best possible display/recording rate is 120 fps. Video compression format: MPEG4 and Motion JPEG, recording resolutions up to 640 x 480 NTSC. Advanced event search feature is available, search recorded files by year, month, date, hour. Simultaneously record and monitor 16 cameras. This listing is for hardware only. Software is free. Intensive PC and CCTV technical psychological result of perception learning and reasoning and experience are required for installation. Installation help is not included. It works with Intel PC with Windows XP and 2000, 98. It does not work with Windows 7 and Vista 64 bit. AMD computer will not work. Please check your PC before making the purchase. We are not responsible for compatibility issues.
- Brand: VideoSecu
- Model: DVC1612
- 16 ch DVR card for home surveillance system
- Several simultaneous operations: Live Local Viewing, Live Remote Viewing, Recording, Local Playback, Remote Playback,
- MPEG4 and motion JPEG Compression, Record Resolutions up to 640 x 480 NTSC
- Record Mode: motion detection recording / schedule recording / recycling recording method
- Remote connection over TCP/IP. System control through remote access (PSTN, ISDN & LAN network)
- Local System Configuration, Remote Location Configuration and Saves (copies) video to removable storage devices
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
 The worst Computer product EVER
By Dbdata
Words fail to describe how bad this product is. The first sign of trouble was when it came with a hand-burned CD-R with a 1 inch by 2 inch printed label. Not one SHRED of other documentation.
The installation went fine UNTIL it got to the point of requesting a file system to FORMAT before it could proceed. Remember, NO documentation is available just yet. Format my C drive? I don’t think so.
Saying “NO” to that input causes a cascade of failures that can’t seem to be set right again.
Any attempt to address the software causes it to set my screen resolution to one that my monitor doesn’t support.
Need I go on?
The sale of this product is outright theft.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
 Not Recommended
By FRED
This product fails to work as advertised, and with no online support and a manual on CD that does not completely match the software supplied, you are not getting what was advertised. When installing the software, be sure to not let windows install the drivers or the software won’t work at all. The dvr initialization step will not initialize the boot disk but will initialize another internal, external, or flash disk. The initialization process does not wipe out the disk but only makes a folder for storing recorded video. Not all video modes (7 windows, 9 windows, etc) work, but the single window and the 16 window modes work. At setup, the installation software claimed there was no audio card installed, which is incorrect, I have an audio card, but no audio functions were testable. Camera resolution modes are CIF, Half D1, and D1: no explanation of what these are in the manual. Be sure to change the setup so that when you exit the eyeonet software, it doesn’t shutdown your computer which is the default setting. Once the software was running, the motion activated recording would store videos on disk. When trying to view the recorded videos, however, the software will occasionally spontaneously exit and reboot your computer. This could have been a great product, but the software needs a lot more work.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
 Good card with useful software
By Ashby Sheckells
I’ve tried a few different pc cards and almost all of the cards have compatible issues except this DVR card. This card runs smoothly on Windows XP and 2000. It’s not too picky on your hardware either. Basically, you just need to make sure your hardware is good enough to be a recording system. It is very pleased with this card, and you can spend the money you saved on descent cameras.
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