do these cameras have audio?
2019984
No, you have to purchase an outside microphone. There is a plug on the back of the DVR for the mic. You would only have sound in the location of the mic, not each camera. I heard Eclipse makes better systems.
2019985
No they do not. I was really disappointed in that. Had to add additional wire and Mic for each camera.
2062110
The DVR is audio capable, but you need cameras that are audio ready. The cameras that come with this setup are not able to receive audio. Your best bet is to either return the item or sell the cameras to someone else and buy cameras with audio.
956729
no, this is a film camera so it doesn,t do running video. therefore no audio.
2112358
Unfortunately no. They do not. But the sound is better than what headphones can give you. Trust me.
715636
Yes it has a camera and a microphone. The sound is pretty bad. I usually use earbuds or a USB speaker if I can't hear whatever I'm listening too.
1138231
I don't understand the comments below. I have model #02000-02 and yes, you can hear the audio from either camera you choose. Or, if you have the monitor in "scan" mode, it switches cameras every 8 seconds and the audio switches with it. I've been using this model for a few years and love it.
513334
There is a small built-in microphone at the bottom side of the camera. Also check to be sure that sound is enabled on the menu screen before recording.
556175
These cameras don't have an audio function that I'm aware of. They are good cameras and provide good resolution. They're are several on eBay that are used but fully functional and in like new condition if you're still interested in one. I've looked into several of these and have 4 installed Pan/Tilt and one fixed. So they're good cameras. Hope this helps.
1064420
I have not owned that camera in a long time so I cannot remember about the sound, but I'm just about 1005 positive it took video. I always watched them on my computer after I uploaded them.
1615382
No sound on camera. Audio inputs on DVR for separate mics. You would have to purchase mics separately. Good quality on video. I have 20 years in the CCTV and alarm industry. This is a great system for the price.
1559528
They are a Quicktime video file, so no you don't, the settings on the camera however are what you need the software for. It will film just fine, just audio volume and beep on and off. Stuff like that is done with the software.
164445
The recorder has the ability to record audio, but the cameras that come with the system do not have audio built in. To record audio you would have to get different cameras and possibly run additional cables for the audio
1529654
Hi Leigh, yes, the camera has audio when playing back videos in it. -Vincent
142904
Not they doesn't record audio. Night view is fine. However quality are not. I just have 1 year and 2 months of use and have one water leak camera and another did work at all. So, after 14 months only 2 are working. DON'T WASTE YOU MONEY my friend.
1129588
Yes they do. I use them with my LG and they work fine. You will more than likely need to download an app to capture the audio though. There are a few of them out there and a few that are free. I use RecForge Lite and it works pretty well.
950463
These cameras do not have a built in microphone. You can purchase a separate microphone that is powered in-line by the camera power supply and then the camera plugs into it. The cables that come with most(if not all) of these systems do not have an audio connection, I have always had to purchase cables separately that have the audio hookup jack(search for audio video security camera cables). Most of these DVR's will USUALLY have only 4 audio inputs but you'll have to check with Zmodo to be sure...
957184
From looking at the pics if you zoom in on the one that shows the back of the unit it shows 2 audio inputs and 1 audio output, typically most DVRs only have anywhere from 1-4 audio inputs, usually they are already assigned to the first and second video channel for recording, but to answer your question no the cameras don't have microphones, new IP cameras are now coming out with two way audio, so you can listen and talk back thru the camera, audio recording has always been considered invasion of privacy that's why companies never really make models with microphones but I've heard the law has changed somewhat and its "supposedly" legal now as long as it's two-way audio which a lot of the IP cams have. But if you want to stick with analog that same company makes the pro-88500 looks like a better resolution system and includes 2 cameras with built in mics, but remember it is NOT two-way-audio... Hope that helps