Does this dvr support any security camers that use bnc. Also will it accept a 1 tb sata hard drive
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It supports 48 bit LBA so HDD size is not limited. Any camera ~500 lines of resolution will work; HD cameras won't.
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If you are asking how to use this drive as a backup device for your computer, completely independent of any use for a DVR, then all you would need is an e-sata cable and an e-sata port on your computer. Plug the cables in, turn it on, and Windows should recognize the drive and allow you to format it/use as you see fit.
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No you will need a DVR to record. Any standard DVR with BNC input would work.
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Don't know - I used it with a DVR and it worked great! Caught a thief the first 24 hours of use.
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I am not using the HDD in question, I am using a Seagate SV35 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6-Gb/s NCQ 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive for Video Surveillance ST1000VX000 in a security camera DVR. This system records 24/7 and I have not had any problems with it. Understand though that I am recording in 700 lines, not high definition. In addition, I am recording 8 cameras at the same time and still no problems. You should test to see if you find out why it is pixilating. Is it the connection to the unit, i.e. is it USB, HDMI etc.? Does it pixilate when recording in standard definition? You will also need to know the specs for a replacement drive from the manufacture as to drive speed, type, and maximum size. DVR are to use 24/7 if they are recording all the time. Also check to see if the system you are trying to connect the expander to will work with that expander. This information you need to get from the manufacture of the DVR. he reason I suggested testing and questioning is because I had a Brand new 55" TV that I was hooking up to a Home entertainment center that I could not get to work properly. I was finally directed by the manufacture to try the highest end HDMI cable. BANG, that was the problem, not the same but it does show that it can be a simple solution to an pain in the neck problem. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You will need a special DVR card in your computer or a computer based DVR. The DVR card will also need to accept BNC video connection which is common for surveillance camera.
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No. The WD2500JB has an IDE interface. The Xvim 4 channel DVR supports internal 3.5" SATA 500GB to 2TB Hard. You'll need a SATA interface drive.
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Any SATA HD, I had a few laying around and used a 250GB, just screwed it down and plugged it in, it was ready to go. The DVR has formatting configuration pre-installed to set up your HD.
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Any SATA drive should work without issue, I'd recommend a 2TB Western Digital PURPLE drive as they're specifically made for DVR systems, such as this.
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Yes - you can record. I don't know about the DVR with hard drive - however - here's what I recommend: Get the Blue Iris software - yes it runs on Windoze - but - you'll have a ball with the features and what you can do to manage the camera, the alerts and recording clips. I have 4 of the 18905's outdoors and 4 18910's indoors :)
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I would think this BNC camera would work with any BNC DVR. I have had different brands of cameras on my Zmodo DVR and they work just fine. I can tell you this is a really good night vision camera. it is advertised to be long range and it is. the IR reaches out over 200'. I hope I have been some help to you.
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1 TB with continuous non-stop recording will hold about 3 weeks. You'll need a 3.5 SATA hard drive with a maximum of 3TB. So lets say you want a 3TB HDD, well you'll have about 9 week of non-stop recordings. However, you can set your DVR to motion detection, that way it'll record when it is triggered by motion in order to have optimum storage. Also, the DVR has automatic override, so when your HD is full, you'll system will override itself and keep recording. Hope this helped!
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yes any camera just as long is analog with bnc connector or you can use and cat5 to bnc converter to connect you camera (Balun)quality comes from your DVR and your Camera.
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I have a 750 gig connected to a TiVo HD and a 1 tb connected to my TiVo Premier. Outside of an eSata cable issue with the Premier, I haven't had any issues with these Expanders. I just connected one to my Cablevision Scientific Atlanta DVR and so far so good.
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It has one SVGA input, one BNC (camera) input and one VGA monitor output. So, unless you have a DVR that allows you to combine multiple camera inputs to one (BNC) output, it only supports one camera NTSC video input. I use mine to test cameras on a spare VGA input PC monitor before going out and climbing a ladder to install them permanently.
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That is essentially the point of a cable like this. But DVRs, unlike most computers, sometimes have funky compatibility issues with some types of storage expansion. So your mileage may vary.
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No need for bnc unless your gonna feed through a cat 5I have it connected to windows media player I wouldn't anticipate any issues with CCTV hook up since camera is always powered on and delivering feed