Re: DVR Card - Anyone know a good one?

["Vacu Flo" <sodom@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I just bought this one (I am just a homeowner who is replacing the pirated
Pico 2000 with Chinese card), will let you know how it works.  $165
including shipping).  Great customer support!

http://www.univisioncanada.com/product_if.html

Feel free to email me.

"CCTV" <onehappyindian@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> viewgatedvr.com
> ilps.com vendor
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> "Ed." <tinman_x@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Hello,
> >  Have been looking at DVR cards in Australia, but can't seem find one
that
> > does everything i require.  I don't ask much, but just can't seem to
find
> > everything I want in one package.  I think it's mostly the s'ware that
> > lets
> > them down.  What i'd like is the following....
> >
> > 4 ports.
> > individual colour, contrast, hue, saturation settings for each port.
> > motion detect, with sensitivity settings.
> > Setting of mask area for motion detect.
> > Settable schedule of when to motion detect or not, ie all night, all
> > weekend.
> > good video quality
> >
> > I'd have thought they's almost all have these features, but I just
bought
> > one recently that lacks in motion detect settings and quality, and also
> > unable to adjust colour, contrast etc per camera.
> >
> > Anyone have a card/s'ware package they have been happy with?  I've one
at
> > a
> > site, simply called "security system" which is old, but great, but has
no
> > indication in the s'ware or on the card as to where it came from or who
> > made
> > it.
> >
> > All the best,
> >  - Ed
> >
> >
>
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