will the camera work with 4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter
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If it has an RCA video and audio input--like you find on your tv set, it'll work.
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Yes as long as the capture adapter has normal video inputs - the GE camera has normal video output.
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I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may only get one of the four inputs to work reasonably well. I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may... » Read More I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may only get one of the four inputs to work reasonably well. « Show Less
699032
Absolutely. I replaced my older "Q-See" dvr with this one and my cameras work the same.
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It should work. Check your power and video connections from the camera to the tester.
800217
Yes it will work, however 400 lines resolution will be max since camera resoultion is lower than max of DVR. I have used these cameras on many different brands of dvrs.
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I do not think so, as this is an IP camera; not sure if your Revo supports it. You should check Revo though.
758207
I am using with Swann SWDVR-43200H 4200 4-Channel 960H DVR and 3 other Swann cameras. They all work well together.
398455
Don't know - I used it with a DVR and it worked great! Caught a thief the first 24 hours of use.
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I use this camera with Q-See QS558-852-1 8 Channel Full D1 Security Surveillance DVR System from Amazon and that works well.I don't know about the ZMODO 8CH H.264 CCTV Surveillance DVR, sold by Amazon.
1986707
Yes, it will work with both USB 2.0 and 3.0; only the latter can take advantage of higher transfer speeds which you might need to capture video.
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this power supply will work: VideoSecu Security Camera Power Supply 12V DC 500mA Regulated CCTV Switching 100V-240V AC to DC 2.1mm x 5.5mm Plug Power Adapter PW12500RS B0V Even if you find one that only provides 300 mA still will work. Make sure the plug is like the one described here. Good luck.
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You will need to plug the camera into a standard outlet. I have the supplied reciever plugged into a dvr that was supplied with a diff. 4 camera "wired" kit.
783012
You might be able to use a USB - RS485 adaptor, depending on the software that controls the camera and what it expects to see as a RS485 port
1802740
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately this DVR will only work with HD megapixel cameras.
963100
I have never seen an IP camera adapter that would allow IP cameras to work with a DVR system. If you are asking will the DVR system and IP cameras work on the same local network, the answer is yes. IP cameras typically have their own software that opens to a web browser. I have 4 Foscam IP cameras connected to my same local network as the Zmodo DVR, but they use different software to view and are not recordable by the DVR system. If an IP/ DVR camera adapter does exist, there may still be a software issue to overcome.
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As long as the camera has the 2.1mm matting connector and requires 12 VDC and its current draw is within the power supply's capability it should work.
2099551
If your DVR supports the PELCO protocol then it will work with this camera. Mine works great.
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These cameras will work with any dvr as long as the the input from the cameras is type BNC, and if they are not BNC, there is always a converter. The DVR does not have to be q-see. They come with they own 12 V power supply (an ac to dc adapter with a one to four splitter)