I am looking for a hard drive CCTV system with two cameras maybe expandable to four. It needs to be as simple to use as a DVD player and as easy to set up. I've had one already and it was a nightmare. For a start it didn't come with an actual HDD which I wasn't expecting. It needed mouse control and I struggled getting that to do owt and I am fairly computer savvy.
I use a Maplin one that was sold off discounted for £20 as "B grade".
It did not have a disc drive but my old laptop donated one.
Two problems to consider:
1. fan noise, I would definitely look for a fanless one.
2. Searching for recorded video, not easy as you have to watch a lot of video rather than cueing through it/
All control is via a command interface using arrows on the front.
Martin
2003 M13 early KAP build.
3" Trailmaster lift with 1.5 Spacers on front
Customised winch bumper and roll cage
235/85R16 Maxxis Bighorns on 16" Rims, 4:1 Rocklobster, Rear ARB locker and on-board air
Corrected arms all-round, rear disks, Recaro seats and harnesses
mlines wrote: I use a Maplin one that was sold off discounted for £20 as "B grade".
It did not have a disc drive but my old laptop donated one.
Two problems to consider:
1. fan noise, I would definitely look for a fanless one.
2. Searching for recorded video, not easy as you have to watch a lot of video rather than cueing through it/
All control is via a command interface using arrows on the front.
No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configuration
mlines wrote: I use a Maplin one that was sold off discounted for £20 as "B grade".
It did not have a disc drive but my old laptop donated one.
Two problems to consider:
1. fan noise, I would definitely look for a fanless one.
2. Searching for recorded video, not easy as you have to watch a lot of video rather than cueing through it/
All control is via a command interface using arrows on the front.
I quite like this system cos it is sort of like the old VHS sytems where you can take out the SD card to scan the week's scrote activity.
winter wrote: shootgun thats what ya want !!!!!!!!!
mlines wrote: I use a Maplin one that was sold off discounted for £20 as "B grade".
It did not have a disc drive but my old laptop donated one.
Two problems to consider:
1. fan noise, I would definitely look for a fanless one.
2. Searching for recorded video, not easy as you have to watch a lot of video rather than cueing through it/
All control is via a command interface using arrows on the front.
Shot guns are no good as you have to reload to many time ak47 is much better and more reliable
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