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8 Channel 240 FPS Real Time DVR Card -- USS808
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Product Description
8PCS Philip Chip 7130, Guaranty 240FPS
Real Time Display and Recording
Life Time Software Upgrade Free
Model USS808
PC Requirements:
- Intel Chipset Motherboard 845 Chipset or Higher
- Intel Pentium 4 or higher
- ATI, Nvidia or Intel VGA Card
- 512MB Memory
- 80GB Hard Disk Driver(Mininum)
SPECIFICATION
- 8 Channel Video
- Each Camera 30FPS 240 FPS total in display and recording
- Triplex operation for Playback/Record/Network in same time
- Support H.264 and MPEG4 Compression
- Support up to 4 Cards, Total 32 Channels
- 640 X 480 high resolution
- Timer/ Motion/ Sensor/ Scheduled Recording
- Live Playback in real time by Day, Date and Time
- Perfect motion detection function
- Easy Video Color Brightness and Contrasts controls
- Pan / Tilt / Zoom Control
- Multi user and level protection Management
- Video/audio Data Backup Management
- Manual Back-up to CD or DVD media.
- Automatically email a photo to user when a motion is detected
- Build in Web Server
- IE Remote Viewing over the internet with internet explorer
- Remote playback, Recording, and PTZ Control
- Support Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
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Posted by John on 15th Nov 2016
I have been using these DVR cards for several years now, back when I bought them they were more like $100.00 each.
These DVR cards work good and are easy to use, if you have an old computer that has an earlier OS and you don't have a use for it anymore, or even if you do, you can turn it into a nice DVR cheap with these cards.
I have 2 old HP D530 Tower computers with XP pro OS and I have 1 of these cards in each of them, makes 2 DVR's displayed on 2 different monitors.
I have a home Ethernet LAN and I disabled my DVR computers from the internet, but they are still available on my LAN and visible on my other computers using the DVP (Digital Video Player) that comes on the install disc for the DVR cards.
If you disable the computer from the internet, you don't need most programs or virus protection or even IE, it's only available to you on your LAN.
I can view 16 camera views from everywhere I have a Windows 10 newer laptop computer (4 different locations), very handy. I put extra hard drives in the HP computers for massive recording space.
Now I have good use for my old computers that I otherwise would not have.
Thank you,
CIB (USA Security Store)
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