Re: Intelligent DVR questions

["pcbutts1" <pcbutts1@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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"Tom Gardner" <tom(nospam)@ohiobrush.com> wrote in message
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> Well, I don't really have any INTELLIGENT questions but I have some dumb
> ones.  First, here is my situation:
>
> I have old 15k' light mfg building in the Cleveland inner city.  I have
> been broken into 15 times this year alone.  We have an ADT system with 3
> PIRs, 1 Dualtech, door switches and fire system connections.  We have an
> armed guard service that tours the building every few hours and has almost
> caught the thieves a couple of times.  The thieves can hear the main gate
> opening and they run.  The Cleveland Police has staked-out the building on
> numerous occasions without joy.  I have researched many security solutions
> and upgrades and am most inclined to use a video system.  One of the
> limiting factors is that we have cats on duty in the building thus
> limiting our dumb sensors.  The other BIG advantage other than security is
> monitoring and recording workcenter activity with the intention of
> improving efficiencies, supplement training, reduce shrinkage, record
> injury circumstances and see just what those silly cats do at night.
>
> The end product I want is:
>    1.  Selectable, robust motion detection areas that will be cat-immune
> but record face identifiable footage of criminal activity and trigger my
> ADT system.
>    2.  Constant recording of selectable work activities.
>    3.  An easy to use, robust, low-maintenance, non-twitchy, good-feeling
> system that does not have too many capabilities that I will never use but
> has most of the capabilities I DO want, at a reasonable cost.
>    4.  Administration of system through our tcp/ip computer network.
>
> We can internally handle installation and computer related issues with no
> problem.  I have been looking at various websites of DVR cards and related
> equipment and will pull the trigger as soon as I am sure of what I want
> and need and find a vendor that I have confidence in. I see the full
> spectrum of ebay vendors to stuff that is WAY out of my range with
> capabilities I will never need.  I believe that eight cameras would more
> than cover the internal views I need but I don't know if I might like to
> expand to accommodate external views and coverage of some areas with
> different angles or magnification.
>
> I haven't submitted a budget range yet as I am unsure what I will use.
> The prices vary so much, I know some of the stuff is crap and some is just
> WAY over-priced...I haven't figured out the sweet spot yet.  A few local
> companies I have called knew nothing about DVR systems.  Most of the
> on-line vendors I have e-mailed with questions haven't responded...they're
> out of the running, they must not want my money.
>
> Just what is the difference between a Geovision 800 for $700 and a
> off-brand with similar specs for $210?  Does every DVR card demand an
> Intel or can I use an AMD?  What cameras can I be happy with?  What's a
> reasonable budget number for everything excluding labor?  What stuff
> should I avoid like the plague?  What features are necessary, too cool not
> to have, or just plain cheesecake?  Are there any recommendations for
> vendors?
>
> Thanks, next time I might have intelligent questions!
>
>