Re: Video Surveailance - kind of OT

["obo" <obo@xxxxxxxx>]

under $500 may be a bit of a stretch

"equity-loan.info" <info_at_equity-loan_dot_com@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> AZ Woody wrote:
>
>> I figured there were a bunch of people here who set up this type of
>> system, that could explain why the video like these crime scene tapes are
>> soooooooo bad.  It seems that a system with clearer video would be a
>> great
>> assistance in cutting crime in my area, and I just wonder what the
>> problem
> are.
>
> Owners of both businesses were not paying attention to the state of their
> CCTV equipment that deteriorated over time. The tapes were most likely
> written many, many times over, and every time it introduced more and more
> distortion.
>
> What they should have done, is to purchase a new DVR-based system that can
> be had for less than $500 these days and throw the time-lapse VCRs out of
> the window. The single time you actually need to look at the video usually
> pays for the entire investment into a good quality cameras and a good DVR.
> Thieves are known to be ordered by court to pay business owners for the
> CCTV equipment once caught, BTW.
>
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