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i am currently installing sum cctv cameras at my office, they come with scart leads to plug into the video or tv, one of them features a motion sensor which switches the channel over on the TV to let you know sumbody has walked past the sensor.
now im looking to use my old pc in there along with broadband for genral useage, can i hook up these cameras to a pc to record the footage (i figured this shouldnt be very hard) but can i also broadcast this via the net, so i can keep track of things while i am not there
i would like to be able to check "live" if the premises are secure and stuff while i am at home
the 2 cameras feature infra red for night time useage
how would i go about converting the 2 seperate scart inputs into sumthing that the pc will accept?
and how do i "watch" these cameras from home?
now im looking to use my old pc in there along with broadband for genral useage, can i hook up these cameras to a pc to record the footage (i figured this shouldnt be very hard) but can i also broadcast this via the net, so i can keep track of things while i am not there
i would like to be able to check "live" if the premises are secure and stuff while i am at home
the 2 cameras feature infra red for night time useage
how would i go about converting the 2 seperate scart inputs into sumthing that the pc will accept?
and how do i "watch" these cameras from home?
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Alright alright I'm here now
Right what you need is a cheap DVR card off ebay or the like you can get them for about £15 but don't expect it to make a cup of tea (bit like Puff ) Then you need to find the video output going into the scart lead then convert that to bnc or phono depending on what sort of dvr card you get then on most dvr software you can have remote access, this bit I haven't tried myself yet but I know it works speaking to other people.
One like this will do or find one that has 50fps plus it will be better but no audio on them on the smaller cards you can have audio recording as well on one camera
New 4 Channels CCTV DVR Security PCI Capture Card
And Puff I have info on your new toy
Right what you need is a cheap DVR card off ebay or the like you can get them for about £15 but don't expect it to make a cup of tea (bit like Puff ) Then you need to find the video output going into the scart lead then convert that to bnc or phono depending on what sort of dvr card you get then on most dvr software you can have remote access, this bit I haven't tried myself yet but I know it works speaking to other people.
One like this will do or find one that has 50fps plus it will be better but no audio on them on the smaller cards you can have audio recording as well on one camera
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- Data Compressing Format: MPEG-4
- Display Speed Resource: 25Frames
- Network Connection: PSTN ISDN ADSL
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thank you, i was looking at the ebay cards, but i was put off by the fact that none have a scart input, can i chop the cables off and just fit the correct plugs?
or does it need sum fancy shinanigans to convert the signal from scart to bnc/coaxil/phono?
or does it need sum fancy shinanigans to convert the signal from scart to bnc/coaxil/phono?
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Mmmmmmmmm chocky bickies
Right here is some info
Going by the the info below if you open up the scart plug it should be pins 18 & 20
If you can't take the scart lead apart ie moulded plug you will need to find a scart back to back plug and then get a scart to hono lead for each camera
Keen electronics KA146 £3.99 and KLD2 £5.99
The following information relating to the Scart Plug (Euroconnector/Peritel) could be found useful when concocting leads to connect your PCW, CPC or Spectrum +3 to a Television or Video recorder. The data has been checked against a number of technical references and should be correct.
Scart Plug viewed from the Pins.
PINUSAGEALTERNATIVE NAMES1 AUDIO RIGHT OUTAUDIO OUTPUT RIGHT2 AUDIO RIGHT INAUDIO INPUT RIGHT3 AUDIO LEFT OUTAUDIO OUTPUT LEFT4 AUDIO GROUNDAUDIO EARTH5 BLUE GROUNDBLUE VIDEO EARTH6 AUDIO LEFT INAUDIO INPUT LEFT7 BLUEBLUE VIDEO INPUT8 STATUS/16-9FUNCTION SWITCHING9 GREEN GROUNDGREEN VIDEO EARTH10 RESERVEDCOMMS. DATA LINE 211 GREENGREEN VIDEO INPUT12 RESERVEDCOMMS. DATA LINE 113 RED GROUNDRED VIDEO EARTH14 FAST BLANKING GROUNDCOMMS. DATA GROUND15 REDRED VIDEO INPUT16 FAST BLANKINGBLANKING INPUT17 VIDEO OUT GROUNDVIDEO OUTPUT EARTH18 VIDEO IN GROUNDBLANKING GROUND19 VIDEO OUTPUTCOMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT20 VIDEO INPUTCOMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT21 GROUND (COMMON)PLUG'S METAL SHELL
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thank you
cant wait lol
told one of the lads today that i would be able to sit at home and remotlely check the cameras and he thought it was amazing, until i said i would be able to ring him up and tell him to get his feet of the desk when i wasnt there
dont think the pc will be nicked TBH
its an old 1.2athlon thing thats been kicking around my room for a while, besides theres allready a pc in there that monitors the car wash and thats been there for 10 years
the place is alarmed anyway
to be honest its more for me to check on the staff then to prevent thefts lol
cant wait lol
told one of the lads today that i would be able to sit at home and remotlely check the cameras and he thought it was amazing, until i said i would be able to ring him up and tell him to get his feet of the desk when i wasnt there
dont think the pc will be nicked TBH
its an old 1.2athlon thing thats been kicking around my room for a while, besides theres allready a pc in there that monitors the car wash and thats been there for 10 years
the place is alarmed anyway
to be honest its more for me to check on the staff then to prevent thefts lol
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