I have a A/V cable coming from my cctv security cam that i want to connect to my lcd monitor will this work for that the a/v cables come from a dvr?
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But if you notice some noises or distortion, I recommend a gold plated RCA video cable (yellow).
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Yes, if your DVR has RCA audio/video inputs on it. This item comes with an adapter, that plugs into the extension cable from the camera, that has two RCA type plugs on it (one video, one audio) And these plug into the RCA input jacks on any VCR, DVD recorder, or a DVR. Mind is plugged into a DVD recorder's input A/V jacks and works great that way. BTW: It's output is composite video which might cause a problem if the video inputs aren't that type too
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That is essentially the point of a cable like this. But DVRs, unlike most computers, sometimes have funky compatibility issues with some types of storage expansion. So your mileage may vary.
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I have never tried it but it would probably work it has the same connectors. I use DVR cards. I got them off here really cheap. If that camera is the same as mine it uses a bnc connector for the video.
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If your monitor has an adc connector on it this will work. One function will not, power on through the monitor.
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It should work if both your computer and your home security DVR have VGA outputs. If you can successfully display the computer by connecting it directly to the monitor, then transfer the VGA connection to the DVR and get a picture, the switch will definitely work.
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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
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This camera connects to the DVR of the security system. You can then connect your DVR to a computer monitor and watch it that way. I have my security system connected to my TVs aux input. This camera only works in lighted areas, it can not see well in low light.
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This camera has audio component; as such the sound should accommodate the picture whatever you view the video with provided the viewing TV/monitor has speakers. Make sure your CCTV & cable has power/audio/video (3 separte wires) to connect to CCTV audio.
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You will have to buy a dvr or vcr seperety. The cameras come with rca connecters or cctv connectors. So purchase what is compatible.
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The back of the DVR has a video output (v-out.) Using the same type of cabling that came with the unit, you can connect to a video input on your TV. You may need some adapters for the plugs, depending on your setup.
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I used this cable on a security monitor and it worked perfectly. Not sure about a regular TV.
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this video cable is made for a security system , my system is set up with this cable from the camera to the security system with a power supply connected to this cable and to the security box that processes the camera images. From the security box I have a VGA cable that hooks to a flat screen monitor, if the flat screen tv has a vga or another connection like the one on the security then from the security box to the tv should work. But you have to have the security box connected to run the cameras.
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This piece gets connected to the camera. You have to order a cable with audio. You probably only have video cable. Use this cable to connect to the DVR, VideoSecu AV Video Audio & Power 100 Feet Pre-made All-in-One BNC Cable for CCTV Video Security Surveillance Camera with 2 RCA Male to BNC Female Connectors 3JG
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I dont see why it would not work. As long as your cameras have the same connectors as the DVR then it will work. You may want to check power to your cameras and make sure this DVR will send the correct wattage/voltage to your cam.
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The receiver hooks to the monitor and you might have to go to radio shack to get an adapter so it will fit your monitor. But as far as I know it doesn't hook to a dvr.
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Sorry , it all depends on the DVR system you are using. If you are using only the monitor it will support only the one cam that is pluged in