Newbie needs help on DVR recommendations

[Growler]

Hi,

My small business needs to replace it's old time lapse vcr. I am
running 4 analog cameras, but would like to have at least the capacity
for 8. I would like to keep it under $1500.

I have read and read throughout the internet. Seems I have taken a
crash course in CCTV DVRs.

Here are some of the things I think I need. Can someone please give me
some recommendations?

Key features
At least 120GB Hard drive
8 cameras supported
Ability to burn video and audio to a CD.
Remote administration-allow to change settings and operate remotely
Comprehensive search capabilities
RECORD resolution- min 640x480, prefer 720x480
Record should be capable of 30fps/cam
Scheduling
Display should be realtime (30fps/cam)
Network connection / remote viewing capability thru Internet Explorer
(no special viewing software) so camera can be pulled up on any
computer on company network.
Motion detection
Email on alert
Remote Administration

 

[martez]

Dear Growler;



You might consider these options;
http://www.deltadeals.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=538 this unit
meets your specifications with CDRW optional. This unit is configurable
through the IE browser. It also recorded real-time, and has 8 channels of
audio. There is a bay for installing a CDRW drive. The other option is
http://www.deltadeals.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=557 . This unit
is not configurable through the browser but comes with built in CDRW. We
sell wholesale. If you are purchasing through your business we will be
more than happy to supply you with what you need.



Please feel free to visit our site for a complete listing of our DVR’s











Let us know how we can serve you



Martez Fountain, Sales Manager


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Delta Deals, Inc.
http://www.deltadeals.com
Phone: (770) 986-3646
Fax: (770) 986-3691

 

[Les George]

Hi

try http://www.cctvforum.com

Lot of useful advice & information.

 

[Dandelion Acres]

Nice. "Wholesale", but will sell to you directly. More asian junk, I
suspect. Buyer beware, do your homework.

 

[pcbutts1]

All dvr's are from Asian countries

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not all. GE makes their DVRs in the USA. They may use some asian parts
though, ofcourse.