Re: DVR Recommendations

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On Feb 23, 4:42 pm, "Bob La Londe" <nos...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "Just Looking" <nos...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >> MACE
> > Never heard of it, other than the kind cops like to spray on drunks.
>
> Mace is a low price unit that is sold through distributors for retailers.  I
> bought one to play with.  It is simplex, but networks (lan & wan) ok.  Feels
> like it may be Linux based, but can't tell for sure.  Standard boot up hides
> any signs of the OS.  I may jerk the hard drive and take a look at it.  I
> had one in service 24/7 with no shutdowns or reboots for over a year in the
> old office.  It worked.  I have to set it back up on my demo rack in the new
> office yet, but will soon. <

Mace is a Linux based DVR.
The units aren't too bad at all. Mace does offer tech support and
replacing equipment is never a hassle.
I'm not sure of what company distributes them because I buy directly
from Mace.

A surprisingly decent DVR from a company called Unimo is manufactured
in South Korea and is relatively inexpensive.
I'm not certain of who distributes their products in the States.

I'll tell you one to run like hell from and that's the Samsung monitor/
dvr combo. That thing is so crappy it should come with a few rolls of
toilet paper.