Re: DVR solution?

[tysonjm@xxxxxxxxx]

Hey, I just purchased a Clover DVR (17" All in One), but having a heck
of a time getting it to connect over the Internet to view remotely.
Sounds like you got it to work over you DSL? Clover support doesn't
seem to respond, and being a reasonably smart PC/Networking guy and
playing with this for several days, I still get the dreaded "DVR not
found!" error in the Clover software. Curious what router you're
using, etc. Thanks for any insight you can send my way!

Tyson

On Jan 14, 9:03 pm, <noweldrecumbe...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I just set up a 4 chanelCloverDVR with remote at my place. Sams club for
> 300 dollars. So far so good with it. The picture is clear over a slow dsl
> line. It has ptz control on it also.
> Dave
>
> "trs80" <t...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> news:qTxjh.25808$0D2.25307@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> >I know Swann has one for less the $500.  That is probably the way to go for
> >me.
> > "Roland Moore" <rol...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >news:458e2bae$0$20018$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> >I use the Dedicated Micros ECO 4 System
> >>>Eco4 is $1600. not my idea of an economical DVR
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> >> The unit he described is a the lower end of the market.
> >> If you think that is bad, these are a lot worse price wise, but a lot
> >> better feature wise.
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> >>http://www.americandynamics.net/products/digital_video_recorder.aspx
> >>http://www.boschsecurity.us/pdf/EN/DiBos%20Micro.pdf
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> >> The above units are solid and a dealer could help you set them up and
> >> stand behind them if you had a problem.
> >> In other words the low end of professional grade.
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> >> There are plenty of other DVR units at the lowest end of the junk grade.
> >>http://www.specotech.com/cart/products/productDetails.asp?prodID=837
> >>http://www.everfocus.com/Product%20HTML%20Pages/EDR410H.htm
> >>http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/solution/GV-MiniDVR_SYSTEM.pdf
> >> or anyone else with a garage and Asian friend that can speak the lingo to
> >> help him by grabber cards from Korean or Taiwanese vendors and stick them
> >> in a machine and send them out the door.
> >>http://www.allproducts.com/ee/diorama/27-dvr004.html
> >> Those or a bunch more like them end up being sold at places like this:
> >>https://www.supercircuits.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=461
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> >> The units above would be where a dealer might say kiss my behind, you set
> >> it up, and may say the same if you have a problem.
> >> If you buy the low end junk you might not get what you've paid for, but
> >> you'll pay for what you get.
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> >> "trs80" <t...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >>> thanks  Eco4 is $1600. not my idea of an economical DVR.
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> >>> "Matthew Stanley" <armorsec...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>>news:Olljh.433$Cy1.5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>I use the Dedicated Micros ECO 4 System. Have not had any problems with
> >>>>it.
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> >>>>http://www.dedicatedmicrosus.com/products/p_eco-main.asp
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> >>>> Matthew
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> >>>> "trs80" <t...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>>>news:Fhejh.302$0D2.87@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>> thanks for that. But im just looking for a cost effective DVR.  I got
> >>>>> the design , its pretty simple.  Im just looking for a DVR that is
> >>>>> affordable and has networking features.
> >>>>> thx
> >>>>> "Roland Moore" <rol...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>>>>news:458c3fff$0$4892$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>>> Here is a place to get some of your design questions answered.
> >>>>>>http://www.boschsecurity.us/ip/
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> >>>>>> "trs80" <t...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >>>>>>news:q0Xih.33705$B42.3794@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>>>> Is there a cost effective DVR that will do 4 cameras, with features
> >>>>>>> to record on motion detection, limit the time of recording.? Where
> >>>>>>> is a good online store to start to figure out what I can buy to do
> >>>>>>> this?
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> >>>>>>> Maybe other value added features like alarms to pC or email, stuff
> >>>>>>> like that? I would only view via 1 of 4 pcs in my house and not need
> >>>>>>> or want a montior.
>
> >>>>>>> Hoping for a least cost solution to have 2- 3 outdoor day/night IR
> >>>>>>> cameras to view the front and back of my home. Something that I can
> >>>>>>> view from my computer which is the house via my IP network. One of
> >>>>>>> the cameras should be able to view about 50' at night. I suppose Ive
> >>>>>>> asked enough to know that this will be a DVR based solution with
> >>>>>>> analog camera.
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