does this usb dvr work with windows 7 x64? it says 32bit but doesnt say anything else. is this a good card for network viewing and does it work well?
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IT will not work on AMD based computers/Avia chip sets\\. . Will not work on windows 8. Works great on 32 or 64 bit Intel based computers running Windows 7. The webcam server offers timed snapshots but no live view but for $37.99 for an 8 channal system im not complaining.
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It does work with Windows 7 64. I was quite pleased with the quality for the cost
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Yes, it does since it has no problem working with my 64 bits Window 7.Good luck.
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I am using it with windows 8.1 64bit and the only thing I have noticed is it does not like USB ports that are not hard wired to the motherboard(The ones on the back). Did not have this issue with Windows 7.
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Yep. I am currently using Windows 8 64bit and it works perfectly, but I looked for the driver and it is installed under the system32 folder, so even though it works without any problems, it is still 32bit.
122245
Works awesome with win 7 32bit.Make sure you find the right driver on creatives website though,i run win 7 32 bit with no probs at all,,
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I am running Vista(32) and it works fine. I don't use the "what you hear" function. I don't think Win7(32bit) will have any issues with this card. But it would be worth your while to find out if it will work with 64bit Win 7 if you plan to install the 64bit version.
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I am not using the HDD in question, I am using a Seagate SV35 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6-Gb/s NCQ 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive for Video Surveillance ST1000VX000 in a security camera DVR. This system records 24/7 and I have not had any problems with it. Understand though that I am recording in 700 lines, not high definition. In addition, I am recording 8 cameras at the same time and still no problems. You should test to see if you find out why it is pixilating. Is it the connection to the unit, i.e. is it USB, HDMI etc.? Does it pixilate when recording in standard definition? You will also need to know the specs for a replacement drive from the manufacture as to drive speed, type, and maximum size. DVR are to use 24/7 if they are recording all the time. Also check to see if the system you are trying to connect the expander to will work with that expander. This information you need to get from the manufacture of the DVR. he reason I suggested testing and questioning is because I had a Brand new 55" TV that I was hooking up to a Home entertainment center that I could not get to work properly. I was finally directed by the manufacture to try the highest end HDMI cable. BANG, that was the problem, not the same but it does show that it can be a simple solution to an pain in the neck problem. Hope this helps.
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I have Win7 64 bit and it works fine. A scan disc doesn't care what version of windows it is plugged into. The files might not be able to load onto a computer that has outdated programs that cannot read or convert what you have downloaded onto the scan disc. To my knowledge I do not know of any problems whether it is a usb2 or usb3.
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I've been using it with Windows 7 64bit (Samsung RV-515 & Lenove X120e) systems and it has worked A-OK.
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I bought a Hauppage digital WinTV-HVR-2250 card, but I am nothing happy -sound-frozen image-etc.-etc.-; I have Windows 8 64-Bit Xeon E31235 3.2 Processor 16GB Ram Graphic 128 Intel; question could AVERMEDIA H837 work better?
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I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit with a 3.0 PCI add-on card connected to the 7 Port USB hub. I have a Seagate 2TB, 3TB and 4TB 3.0 drives attached as well as 320GB and 500GB USB 2.0 drives and have no problems. Just remember any USB 2.0 drive is still limited to 2.0 speeds. Some of the drives are network shares and still I have had no problems. The 7 Port USB Hub works great for me.
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Mine arrived on Tuesday (11/27) and I'm having mixed results. I mainly want it as a portable DVR (I bought it with the docking station) and sometimes it works and other times I can't even see the recording tab to select it. It was great watching Monday night's Heros while I was riding the train yesterday (it was saved to my Comcast DVR on Monday and I transferred it to the 705 on Tuesday evening), and I was able to hook up a card reader to transfer photos from my camera flash cards (after updating the firmware), so I've had some success. The overall problem is poor documentation, and I'm hoping to resolve my problems by playing with it this weekend. Mine arrived on Tuesday (11/27) and I'm having mixed results. I mainly want it as a portable DVR (I bought it with the docking station) and sometimes it works and other times I can't even see the recording tab to select it. It was great watching Monday night's Heros while I was riding the train yesterday (it was saved to my Comcast DVR on Monday and I transferred it to the 705 on Tuesday evening), and I was able to hook up a card reader to transfer photos from my camera flash cards (after updating the firmware), so I've had some success. The overall problem is poor documentation, and I'm... » Read More Mine arrived on Tuesday (11/27) and I'm having mixed results. I mainly want it as a portable DVR (I bought it with the docking station) and sometimes it works and other times I can't even see the recording tab to select it. It was great watching Monday night's Heros while I was riding the train yesterday (it was saved to my Comcast DVR on Monday and I transferred it to the 705 on Tuesday evening), and I was able to hook up a card reader to transfer photos from my camera flash cards (after updating the firmware), so I've had some success. The overall problem is poor documentation, and I'm hoping to resolve my problems by playing with it this weekend. « Show Less
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Amazon has a good picture of the hardware content in the box. The software is only Hauppauge drivers and utilities which includes WinTV7 their product interface. Hope this helps. P.S. I found their product very buggy and if you peruse some of the other reviews you get a feeling it's very time consuming to get it to work right.
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It works fine with Windows 7, including both Home Premium 32/64 bit and Ultimate 64 bit (those are the systems I have). Think about it....why would Microsoft, of all companies, create a product that is not compatible with their latest operating system?
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My computer that I have the software loaded on is a Windows 7 64-bit. The software loaded as a 32-bit application so you will be fine. I did not use the software that came with the cameras much, but instead use Internet Explorer or Firefox to access the cameras. The software is good if you want to see multiple cameras at once. As a side note the software that came with my cameras does not allow recording. I would have to buy additional software to record.
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Try Netviewer. (Google it.) It worked fine for Win7 where Web Client for DVR would not.
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I just tested this with Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit and it works flawlessly using 1.02 driver. Make sure you install the driver as administrator and you should have no problem. The issues reported by other relates to mechanical issues and not software. Sounds like they may have a defective unit.