The item comes with the VA/V Cables, how can I connect A/V Cables to BNC cable from the DVR? Please help me. Big THANKssss
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You would need RCA Female Plug to BNC male Jack Adapter (check to see if you need male or female adapter) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005B4O4GG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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The DVR comes with 4 cables that you connect to the cameras. The cables are all in one, power, video, and audio. At the ends of the cables, they are split so you can connect each one to the video port on the DVR and the power port on the DVRNo separate power supplies needed.
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I have Direct TV HD-DVR, 55 inches SONY rear LCD projection HDTV (purchased 6 years ago) and I'm interested in this HTIB. My A/V set up would be like this:1. Connect HD-DVR box to 576 by component(video) and optical audio(audio)2. Connect 576 to LCD TV by HDMI (my TV is old and has only one HDMI input).Questions:1. Will I enjoy the HD-TV and 5.1 digital audio by this set up?2. If yes, does it mean I have to turn on 576 whenever I watch TV?Thanks!
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Yes, there is a BNC connector for the Analog CCTV DVR connection, but it's better to use a HD-SDI DVR to record this camera video image, it's 1080P camera afterall.
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This could be a problem with the individual camera or with the DVr. Or the camera is not able to use the bnc wire.
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Hi, it's a BNC connection. Here is the cable that you can use, please check. VideoSecu 100 Feet Pre-made All-in-One Video Power BNC RCA Cable CCTV DVR System Security Surveillance Camera Extension Cable 1JEIrene
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this camera can work with any dvr which uses BNC connectors - what you need to look at is the type of signal the DVR receives. this camera uses the NTSC signal.
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All of Q-see's DVRs have a BNC out for video, as well as the other manufacturers. The 558 also has a VGA out as well as an HDMI output, which is what I use connected to a 26" HDTV.
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I had the same situation basically. This switch is a great device to do just what you want. Just remove the Cat5 plug from the DVR and insert it into the UPLINK of the switch (from the Bridge plug into the uplink. Now just use Cat5 to plug your Blue-ray device and your DVR device into the switch, but make sure you don't use the plug immediately next to the uplink port! That last port does not work in the 5 port model of this switch. Now just power up the switch and all should be working!
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This is a CCTV DVR for recording surveillance footage. Technically, it may be possible to connect a TV/Cable to the DVR through BNC adapters, tell the DVR to record at specific times, and replay the recording later, but there are far better ways to go about it, like buying a DVR suited specifically for your purpose that will probably allow you to select the shows you want to watch from a guide rather than you specifying record times manually.
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Please purchase the following items:DVR recorder:http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-Professional-Channel-Realtime/dp/B00GMUO0KS/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1394839122&sr;=1-5&keywords;=gw9704h100feet cable:GW Security Inc GW100CAW 100 Feet Pre-made BNC Video and Power Cable for CCTV Security Camera System (White)
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I would think this BNC camera would work with any BNC DVR. I have had different brands of cameras on my Zmodo DVR and they work just fine. I can tell you this is a really good night vision camera. it is advertised to be long range and it is. the IR reaches out over 200'. I hope I have been some help to you.
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Yes, you can plug directly into the DVR with either VGA monitor cable or BNC coax cable. I have not tried the BNC connection because the VGA works perfectly, but the DVR has a BNC coax video out port.
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No you can not use it from BNC camera to cat 5 DVR input with this. This is BNC to BNC and the cat 5 is the cable in between the connectors.
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The video output interface is VGA and BNC, if you TV have the VGA interface, so you need to purchase a VGA to VGA cable, thanks.
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This camera comes with split, bnc connector and a power adaptor at the end. It comes with the adaptor for power . I do not know if itll work like that but u would generally plug it in to a security unit that has all the input via dvr. It also comes with a bnc male to male adaptor incase u need a male conversion.
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This is only the camera. If you want live streaming only (no recording) you will need a BNC-to-RCA coupler and that RCA coupler will plug into your yellow RCA receptacle on your TV (aka composite inputs). If you want to record (for viewing at a different time) you will need a surveillance DVR (be sure to check and make sure it has a hard drive, otherwise you will have to purchase a surveillance-grade hard drive also). This camera will plug into the back of the DVR via no additional couplers, just the provided BNC cable. The DVR will then connect to your monitor (or TV if capable) via VGA cable. On the DVR is where you will set all of your settings, etc. Sounds a bit confusing and strenuous, but once you get started its actually very easy.