I'm not familiar with audio survelliance. Will the dvr list the mic as its own channel?
1685134
This is a mic and power cord. The jack is an RCA type jack. If your DVR has RCA type inputs, you would plug this into one of the audio inputs. There are usually two audio inputs (one white, one red) and a video input (yellow). I recommend getting a splitter and feeding both inputs with the same signal.)
1685135
Your DVR must support audio, if it does there will be seperate connectors an controls for the audio. I hope this helps.
1685136
Depends on your dvr. Most will include audio on the video channel you select in setup.
526488
No, it will not work directly. You need a splitter if you want both audio and mic.
211432
The DVR's got 8 audio channels corresponding to 8 video channels. If you are interested in letting 8 video channels to hear from the same audio; the only way I can think of to do it is to get an audio wire (RCA) splitter We don't carry an audio wire splitter; please purchase this from other vendors.
1409393
Sorry, this kind of DVR can not achieve the function you described, because it can only record via wired mic.
1495388
I use an RCA to mini jack cord directly from my DVR to my Audioengine 5s, then to the sub. The sub also has both RCA and mini inputs if you prefer to bypass speaker setup and go direct from TV or receiver. Easy setup.
1029310
The software in the DVR has an alarm setting. I don't use it so I cannot say anything. I know as far as the aux channels, I have 8, but one of them I use for audio until my 12v power supply that I ordered comes in. I don't know what kind of alarm you got, or how its configured to work, so I can't tell you. However, besides the 8 channels for the cameras, there are 4 RCA female receptors for "audio in", I guess for mics, but I don't know about alarms. Hope this gives you some kind of idea. If it doesn't, call ZMODO support, and I'm sure they will help you. They have good support people there. So to give you 1 more clear picture as to what you got to work with in back of the dvr, you got all of these: 8 BNC ports for your cameras(female), 2 BNC ports, (video out, audio out" (female), 4 RCA ports, "Ain", now I don't know I got to look, if thats audio or aux, ok it is "audio in", I just checked (all female). 1 vga output for monitor or whatever video you use that has a 15-pin din connector ((female), 1 rj-45 jack (female), 2 USB ports, and your 12v power supply for the DVR. I hope this helps.
1247405
I'm no expert, but it seems to me that you would need a mixer. A resistor from each mic to a common resistor across the DVR in would work, but probably with low volume. An active mixer would be better. In any case, it can be done, but you are going to have a lot of noises coming in to the one input.
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I'm not at my dvr at the moment - but you can record audio on at least channels 1 and 2. I do not believe audio record is available on the other 14 channels. For channels 1 and 2 you can add a microphone to the cameras and connect to the dvr.
686482
I don't think so. But not 100% sure, I did tried several times to hit record audio on DVR, but were never able to record or hear sound.
745201
Correct. There are two outlets on the end that are not controlled (always on) so they can be used for the DVR. Note that there is a delay (half minute or so) after the "master" item is turned off before the "controlled" items go off.
1930726
Yes it does on at least 1 channel. Depends on your machine, some have 2 channels to record audio.
1471994
i don't think so you have to be able to turn this mic to the proper group and channel
2087015
It would record properly thru the mic only. Any input via line-in was distorted. I first thought it may be the cable, but tried another cable with same results.
398455
Don't know - I used it with a DVR and it worked great! Caught a thief the first 24 hours of use.
1603282
Hi, you will need to have a pc which is compatible with the dvr capture card to make it work. Irene
2100777
The camera has a built in microphone it would be up to your DVR to have the ability to alert you when it picks up voice.
1996034
If you unit has universal RCA connections, it will connect to the DVR. Mine is connected to an amplifier. I am so pleased with it that I am going to get another for my surround sound that is connected to my DVR.