One of the most important pieces to your surveillance
system is your surveillance video recorder. Whether you have one,
four or sixteen cameras you have to take what those cameras see
and store that video for reference or possible evidence. Now you
need to decide whether you want to record digitally to a DVR or
record onto VHS tapes using a VCR.
Digital Video Recorder (DVR) - Unlike VCRs, DVRs record video to a computer hard drive or other media such as a CD or DVD. This makes a DVR easy to maintain because there are no bulky tapes to change or the risk of losing video quality when recording over previous footage. Some of our DVRs can be operated and monitored remotely from anywhere in the world using the Internet. While the surveillance video data is stored on the DVR it can be protected from loss caused by operating errors, tampering and accidents. We have both Windows® based and embedded DVRs.
DVR cards are used in PC computers and digital video recorders which allow video to be recorded to the hard drive and viewed remotely over the internet. Choose from 4 or 8 channel dvr card. DVR cards will work with Windows 2000, 2003 and XP operating systems.Key Features: High resolution Imaging, Built in Motion Detection, Embedded PTZ Control, Real-Time Display Card, Built in web server, Audio Recording and all necessary software.