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I want to setup a IP based CCTV security system connected to my network. But also dedicate a 19" monitor to always view what is seen on one of the camera's, without the use of a computer as well.

Is there anyway to connect the vga cable to the network without the use of a computer?

2008-03-30 19:09:23 by David P

A demonstration of the multiple monitor capability of exacqVision IP video surveillance software and systems. Included are features in the 2.8 ...

Need a video system, can't break the bank. Any suggestions.

you can eBay it there are some cheap ones

2008-03-06 19:09:51 by MartyHwd

Price: $229.99 $99.99

Selectable 640 x 480 pixels or 320 x 240 pixels Resolution
Motion detection in up to 16 zones, Auto brightness Image Processing
Windows Media Video 9 Image Encoding

I want to use my computer and my webcam or my digital cam corder to stream video over the internet, but I don't want to pay for anything, how can I do it?
I would prefer to use Linux, preferably Ubuntu, is this possible?

2008-02-15 09:11:51 by James Geddes

Wi-Fi compliant with wireless standards IEEE 802.11 b/g; Support WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption; Support dynamic IP (DDNS) and UPnP LAN and internet (ADSL.Cable Modern)
Support IE brower or any other standard browsers, you can use and control the webcam anythere in the world; Support mobile phone view & P/T control such as Iphone & smartphone (Windows mobile I.E., safari & opera browsers)
Motion detection alert via email or upload to a specified FTP server; Multi-level users management with password protection; Allow remote viewing & record from anywhere anytime

We're looking to set up an inexpensive network security camera in our home. I already have ethernet wiring in most of the house, and a Windows 2003 server that could run any software required to record video. I'm looking for a fairly inexpensive IP-based security camera. Any recommendations ?

I would recommend that you read up on video surveillance. there are lots of security cameras in the market that can specialize in a variety of things. there are simple ones that simply records videos while there are others that have night vision which is good for dimly lit environment. here's a good site to start on: http://www.video-surveillance-guide.com

2008-04-01 20:13:11 by Tyler M

as it applies to the security industry

in terms of security it's a broad topic. This sites might give some answers.

good luck,
Steven

2007-05-07 07:52:30 by James K

The remotely viewable security camera system at my business requires that I enter the ip address for access. Since I installed a wireless router to my modem, the ip address won't let me view video surveillance. Going to "What is my ip address" gives me information that is not relavent to the DVR.

You can try clicking start then run which would be the bottom right of the start menu and then type cmd in the command prompt type: ipconfig/all and that would display your ip address which is usually the first one that comes up. I hope that helps, if not the IT suggestion would work to. To find out the external ip address which is usually assigned by the ISP you can trying typing the "nslookup" command in the command prompt as the one above. I think that command gives the external IP.

2009-03-21 19:11:48 by octane