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View Full Version : Wired CCTV to a pc alanjack 15 October 2006, 17:32 I am after putting a system in at home,m I want motion activated cameras wired direct to a pc. I really do prefer wired , had wireless before and it was ****. I want to be able to goto any event etc... Has anyone done this and can advise me on the best route. Thanks:) ChrisB 16 October 2006, 12:40 What sort of budget do you have Alan? I've just put a 16 camera system in with a central recording server. Cameras were from Axis or Mobitix, all cabled. We're using LuxRiot (http://www.luxriot.com/) software for the recording and playback. If you opt to save the motion information alongside the video, can you skip through a time interval by motion, rather than by time. Does that make sense? I'm impressed by the software and the support from the US has been great so far. David_Wallis 16 October 2006, 17:31 im using supervision cam which is 'OK' alanjack 16 October 2006, 19:01 looking at 6 camers top side. How much would I be looking at? mad mush 16 October 2006, 21:46 you would be looking at 6 things with 6 cameras ha ha tried gardner al alanjack 17 October 2006, 06:20 You mean Gardiner?? in Rochdale ? mad mush 18 October 2006, 22:46 yher there the ones there is one near the yard get them through ctm an get there discount alanjack 19 October 2006, 06:35 I'll see if they have a catologue;) alistair 20 October 2006, 21:03 I've got a Geovision card & software - does 16 cameras, byt I'm only uo to 10 so far. I've been really impressed with it. alanjack 05 June 2007, 17:54 Ok I'll look at geovision, I downloaded the luxriot software but the card I have seems to be a bag of ****e from E-bay that has no make/model no.. Is it possible this card can only receive an RF signal as opposed to a video (yellow phono plug on my cams) signal? Cheers:) |