Will this nvr output video simultaneously on all its outputs (hdmi, vga, coax bnc). I'm planning on connecting 1tv via hdmi and pc monitor via vga.
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I have never tried that, but I know it handles all 4 IP cameras really well simultaneously. I am currently using just the VGA output to a "cheesy" monitor. Since I use it mostly via remote viewing!!
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Yes...you can view all four channel at the same time through your TV with hdmi connection.
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On mine, I have the output from the HDR connected to an AV input on my TV. I am able to record on the HDR while the HDR is on the channel to be recorded. But, I change the mode on my TV to TV as apposed to PC or AV and watch any channel I want to.
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It has both AV input and output. And I only tested the AV input but will test the output later.
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1. No VGA Inputs from cameras, BNC only. 2. BNC plugs on either end of cable. 3. System comes with (8) 60' lengths of cable with ends attached. These cables have the power cable attached. (2) external power supplies provided. Each supply runs 4 cameras. 4. VGA output for computer monitor. I have mine hooked to my 47" Vizio TV. Software splits the view into 9 squares. You can interact with the DVR with provided USB mouse. 5. If you decide to use PC / Phone, read their website carefully on the steps needed to take. Network setup was a PIA, and I do networking for a living. The person who programmed the on screeen setup things backwards from conventional logic, especially in the network setup.
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it will be two separate outputs working one at a time. An example us using computer on one medium sized monitor and switching to large monitor to watch Hulu from computer. Hope thus helps.
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It should. I am not a DVR expert but my cable TV DVR has an HDMI out that went to my monitor using the DVI input and it works great. I didn't have to change anything on my DVR and only had to select the DVI input on the monitor settings. As per the other person's answer, there is no audio signal going into the monitor the DVI input only supports video, not digital audio. So if you want your audio from the DVR, you will need to use the audio output with a cable for that as well (RCA, L/R stereo, digital optical, etc.).
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Hit or miss. I have a few Hikvisions and most support it if you have the latest firmware. Also its part of the ONVIF protocol so you have to have it enabled on the camera with schedule, etc then it will work with the NVR detection and schedule.
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Greetings friend Russell P. works like this: The Vga and DVI is a single output (choose one of the two) is the second hdmi output independent and if you need three monitors must install a pci express card which should override the integrated hdmi to activate the card itself if you need analog TV output you'd have to get you one of the 8400 series that bring that out OK. Saludos amigo Russell P. funciona asi: El Vga y el DVI es una sola salida (escoges uno de los dos) el hdmi es la segunda salida independiente y si necesitas tres monitores debes instalar una tarjeta pci express la cual debera anular el hdmi integrado para poder activar el de la propia tarjeta, si necesitas salida TV analogica tendras que buscarte una de la serie 8400 que traen el esa salida OK.
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No. Dvr i closed circuit . Nvr is power over ethernet. If u have a bnc connection this will work if u only have ethernet this will not
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The answer is "no". Here are the relevant sections of the instruction manual: "The camcorder will automatically switch between the AV OUT and HDMI OUT terminals based on the external connection." "There will be no video output from the AV OUT terminal while an external monitor is connected to the HDMI OUT terminal."
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I'm not sure, I record with dtv hddvr and haven't had any hdcp issues playing back with any tvs. Viz sharp Sam
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Yes, use the hdmi setting on your dvr and change the settings on your comp to output via dvi.
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I just got the item about a month ago. I haven't used it much yet, but some, and so far it has been a good product with no problems. I have recorded to DVR from various sources, and dubbed from VHS, and so far all good. As per your question, it has the following outputs: - analog audio - analog video - component video - s-video - coaxial digital audio - HDMI The analog outputs are RCA jacks, the others as you would expect. The user manual quotes, "HDMI outputs the video / audio signals without converting to analog signals. No audio connection is required." Having HDMI output means you can connect to many digital devices, but depending on whether the graphics card on your PC supports video capture, you will probably need a separate video capture card. You can get the user manuals here: http://www.funaiamerica.com/support/download.php http://funaiport.com/download/download.php?id=3361&brand=FUNAI
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I plugged this into a BNC video output on an older DVR and then into a VGA input on an LCD video monitor. The unit successfully converted the signal so I could display video being recorded by all cameras connected to the DVR. I had 12 cameras connected to the DVR and it worked fine. I think only limitation would be with the DVR.
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I don't think it will allow you to connect to your pc and record video. Converts your BNC to a PC monitor via VGA
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I have a cheap video card that has DVI and VGA plus two monitors so I just hook the VGA to the DVR and if I want to see the camera I switch from the computer to the DVR monitor on VGA dose that make sense to you?
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I don't think any 1 card could handle triple monitor support all at the same time. if they do - nvr came across on myself, usually cards have dual support but with multi ports, DVI, HDMI, and old school VGA. EVGA has great tech support - best bet would be to contact them.... Good luck - FYI - I like the card - no problems yet.. I play GW2 at max in 3D. If it dies support 3-4 monitors at once.. gona really take the life out of it fast...