Does this come with GeoVision Software? Can you install 2 of these cards in a computer for a total of 32 cameras and 240/240 fps?
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Yes it comes with the software. I know the older PCI cards could be installed together for a total if 32 cameras, but I haven't tried that with PCI express. Also, once you register the card you can download software updates from geovision.
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Yes, it does come with software with free lifetime update. Yes, you can use 2 of these cards in a computer.
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Yes, it does come with software with free lifetime update.Yes, you can use 2 of these cards in a computer.
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I use Blue Iris (BI) and it works perfectly. I didn't try the Hikvision software, but I doubt it has the features of BI. I have a Synology NAS and tried their Surveillance Station - it's not even close to BI and it cost $50/camera.The only downside with BI, is that the software runs the motion detection, which puts load on the computer you're running it from. I have a 18 month old i7 computer, and it takes about 10% of the CPU power per camera. I have two Hikvision 2032s connected and the CPU's running at around 20%.
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It does but you will have to have an sd card (not included) to install both us and canada. 1 or the other will fit on the built in memory but not both. Btw, hang onto your atlas. It's not bad for the price but you can't trust it 100%. I always double check the route.
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I am not familiar with that type of camera but you should be able to connect any BNC/RCA/Coaxial camera to this card without any issue. I currently use Sony 1/3" Varifocal Lense Dome Cameras. I have also connected other generic cameras without issue. As far as IP (network) cameras go, I'm not 100% sure, but you should be able to connect brands other than Geovision. These DVR cards are great. I have two of them, one at two different stores, and they have been flawless. The DVR Servers the cards are installed in are configured with: Intel Core i3 CPU Crucial 8gb DDR3 RAM Gigabyte Motherboard 4 Western Digital Black 2tb SATA Hard Drives nVidia Geforce 8400 1gb PCIe Video Card Antec One Hundred Case Antec 650w Power Supply Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64bit OS and they work great. The software for these cards is fantastic. It is, by far, the best software I have used for DVR systems. These cards are more costly than other DVR cards but you get what you pay for. You can do 30fps for up to 16 cameras. The maximum resolution for each camera, if I'm remembering correctly, is 720x480 for NTSC. NOTE: In the manual and on the website, and this goes for every DVR I have every built and I'm not sure why, Geovision says that this card is only compatible with Intel CPUs, Intel chipset motherboards, and nVidia GPU video cards... no AMD or ATI for some reason... I have always been curious but have never had the time to test this in a live environment and I wouldn't risk it just to save a little bit of money. I highly recommend this DVR card.
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I am using 7 of this camera with Blue Iris software on a pc.and using 3 of them on a Dahua NVR (same brand) at a diffrent location. It's always better to use the same brand NVR .be carful when buying NVR some of them say that they support 16 cameras but they only support 4cameras at 3mp. So if you are trying to connect 16 cameras at full 3mp then you need to by a more powerful NVR or buy multiple NVRs.
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It's been so long that I have forgotten. Gave those two cams away sometime last year and have not looked back.Save yourself the grief and buy a HikVision DS-2CD2032-I or ....2333-I for less than a hundred bucks on AliExpress.As with most cameras, the Hiks do not require any special software: you just log into the cam's web page.
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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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You can hook one up through your graphics card USB port the graphics card on this comp as one.As for a interal capture card I'm not sure.I would go with a Eglato but I hear that roxio is abit more noobie friendly and has some editing software on it
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yes, the card comes with one DVI adapter that splits into 16 BNC connectors to which the cameras are attached.
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Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps total) and it records about 2 weeks on a 1TB hard drive. Hope this helps. Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps... » Read More Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps total) and it records about 2 weeks on a 1TB hard drive. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Mel, There is no "base" with these cameras, meaning that the recording logic is built into the camera. Just add a 32GB microSDHC memory card to each camera, and each camera is able to operate independently, recording video onto the memory card inserted into the camera. The problem with this arrangement is that it is very time consuming to review the video recorded by the cameras. A solution is to also buy an inexpensive Synology NAS unit, and when each camera records a video, instruct the camera to send the video to the Synology NAS using FTP. Note that you could install a free FTP server program on your PC, but getting that setup and working correctly on Windows 7/8 with firewalls and User Access (Account) Control enabled is challenging. I have quite a few of the TriVision cameras set up for use in combination with one of several Synology NAS units (I have used DiskStation DS212+, DS214+, DS113j, DS412+, and DS415+ in combination with the TriVision cameras). For four internal NC-239WF cameras an inexpensive one bay "j" model Synology is likely sufficient (DS114j or DS115j - whichever is an actual model). If you plan to later add outdoor 1080P cameras (such as the NC-336PW) I recommend that you buy at least a 2 bay Synology that is a "+" model so that the NAS is able to keep up with weather related false alarms (snow, fog, heavy rain). Make certain that you have a good wireless N access point (or router). With a good wireless access point this camera will connect at a distance of about 50 feet with a clear line of sight. With a high powered wireless access point 180 feet is possible.
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Hi,Sorry, it should be used with nVidia graphics card.please see 3d vision system requirements in following link:http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html
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Virsion 8.5.5.0 is the version of the software that came with the card you can download the latest version of the software from the Geovision web site. The card is a Version B. I did receive a 1480B card it did not require a power cord to be attached only the PCIE 4X slot. I used a PCIE 16X slot and it works fine
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No. They run very well on I.E. or Crome. I have 12 going right now. If you want to see several cameras at the same time you will need to use I.E. though. I don't have much bandwidth so I only view two at a time in different windows...
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It works both as a GPS Chart plotter and a fish finder without the SD Card. The SD card slot is for the Garmin vision 2 cards that show landmarks, bottom contours etc.(They cost around $200 each)
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Mine didn't come with software, per se, but I could usually re-map in game or in Windows. Had to download a free app to remap on my mac.
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Yes it does. The issue is getting t he most recent driver software and to get that to install and work on your computer. It took me a while to get this working. From what I can tell, you need to totally remove the software that came with the camera and install the upgrade fresh. There doesn't seem to be any support by the manufacturer so you are on your own. I posted some links in the reviews of the camera so read the reviews for the most recent drivers. Good luck.