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DVR's & VCR's
 

A VCR (we all know what they are) can be used to record what the camera see's. A DVR (digital video recorder), is what pretty much has replaced the VCR when recording. The DVR works like a Tivo which records on a hard drive instead of a tape. The nice thing about a DVR when recording your cameras, is that it records only when something moves. That way when you want to view what happen at, say between noon and 4 o'clock, you don't have to watch 4 hours of tape, it just goes to where the action is, and view it. You can get a system that uses 4, 6, 8, 9, 16 and 32 cameras at the same time.


Real Time Live Video and Recording High Quality MPEG Playback with Easy to Use VCR Like Controls Digital Recording at Selectable Recording Modes: Continuous, Motion Based, Alarm, Scheduled, Manual EL-DVR431RW - 120GB HDD Standard up to 800GB internal Up to 4 Channels of Audio Recording 4 Looping Video Outputs, 2 Main Output, 1 Sequence Output Dynamic IP (DHCP) support /DDNS Network IP Support for Plug & Play on LAN 4 Programmable Alarm Inputs, 1 Programmable Alarm Output Includes CDRW, Web Server, and IR Remote

Here is a 16 channel DVR, which has a few more features on it.
MPEG2 Compression Technology • Embedded Linux Operation (Stand Alone) • 4/9/16Ch Video Input & Looping Output • Built in CDRW Writer for Easy Backup
Triplex Function (Simultaneous Record/Playback/Network) • High Resolution (360x240, 640x240, 720x480) • Various Search Modes (Time/Date, Event/Panorama) • Multiple Video Outputs - Composite, S-Video, VGA • 4Ch Audio in/1Ch Audio Out • USB2.0
Support for External Backup • RS-422/485 Support for PTZ control or external controller • Firmware Upgrade through Network • Supports Various PTZ Protocols
IR Remote Controller • Panorama View • Static Dynamic or ADSL IP assignment • Web Browser Interface- Internet Explorer 5 or later (PC only)