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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Electronics Brand: Q-See Color: Green EAN: 0890552617678 Feature: Recording Rate 30 FPS NTSC (Total) Format: CD Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Digital Peripheral Solutions Manufacturer: Digital Peripheral Solutions Model: QSPDVR04 Platform: Windows Publisher: Digital Peripheral Solutions Studio: Digital Peripheral Solutions
Features Recording Rate 30 FPS NTSC (Total) MPEG4 Compression Record Mode: Motion/Sensor/Schedule/Manual Software Included for Internet Monitoring / Networking Input Connector: BNC
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Editorial Reviews: QSPDVR04 is a PCI Card installed in a PC that will display and record live video from the cameras connected. It has 4 channels video input, the maximum display/recording rate is 25 fps under PAL ·format, and 30 fps under NTSC format. One PC can use 4 cards simultaneously, with 16 channels video input as the maximum number. Total resource is 100 fps under PAL format, and 120 fps under NTSC format. 1-16 channel video input, 1/4/6/8/13/16 screen display modes are available. Multi alarm triggering method: sensor alarm, motion detection, video loss, and HDD sources shortage. Also supports schedule recording mode. Video compression format: MPEG4. 5 level recording quality options available, and the recording frame rate range from 1 to 30 fps adjustable for each channel. Recycling recording method available. Support multi-channel playback, searching by time/date and recording events,images can be zoom/capture/save/print/backup. Support remotes surveillance and PTZ control through web browser, support dynamic domain name.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Does what's advertised. Comment: Used as a nanny cam. Instructions sucked, which is unfortunate, because it had a lot of neat features. Play around with it and you'll get the hang of it. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is the instructions, and I'm also having problems getting color to work well... Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent device Comment: Good for monitoring and recording videos for 24h with grate features like motion detection etc. Customer Rating: Summary: Decent DVR, but you'll want IT/networking aptitude Comment: Put 3 of these cards into two dedicated Windows XP boxes (one Home, one Pro). It takes some willingness on your part to learn - port forwarding, etc. Also, in my version of the manual, they only referenced 3 of the 4 ports that needed to be forwarded. Once you see what ports the software is trying to open, you'll see what you need to do. You can also change the ports if you like. I run two servers on the same network just by assigning different ports. I believe you can only run the server side on XP (haven't tried anything else), but I've gotten the client side (WebCam, Remote Playback) to work on XP, Vista, and Windows 7. Video is stored as MPEG4 based AVI files, playable in VLC and Windows Media Player. A 160 GB can hold a couple months of recordings, at least for me, when set to record only when sensing motion. Picture quality is ok (also dependent on the camera, of course). A good value, in my opinion. Customer Rating: Summary: It does the job Comment: Was looking for something modestly priced mainly to see the front of my house from my basement office. Setup was easy and it seems to work. The only drawbacks are that you can't hide the window from the taskbar, relocate the window (it's locked in the upper corner of the screen), and my screen won't "sleep" when the dvr program is running. Customer Rating: Summary: proprietary, not worth the $$ Comment: Not compatible with any OS but WinXP -OR- any video capture software but the junky software that came with it. Do yourself a favor, find the video capture software you like (like blueiris) and get a video capture card with widely available drivers to go with it. If you are not technical, buy the fully integrated DVR system.