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DVR or Timelapse VCR Lawrence Zarb 12-18-2005
Posted by Lawrence Zarb on December 18, 2005, 11:18 am
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I am debating whether to purchase a DVR or a Timelapse VCR for my CCTV
system. Obviously price wise the VCR is a best option, but what is the
real pros and cons of each?


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Posted by BIG NIGE on December 18, 2005, 1:25 pm
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> I am debating whether to purchase a DVR or a Timelapse VCR for my CCTV
> system. Obviously price wise the VCR is a best option, but what is the
> real pros and cons of each?
>
DVR = Picture quality



Posted by a on December 19, 2005, 9:07 am
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>> I am debating whether to purchase a DVR or a Timelapse VCR for my CCTV
>> system. Obviously price wise the VCR is a best option, but what is the
>> real pros and cons of each?
>>
> DVR = Picture quality

as Big Nige says DVR all the way
VCR is old tech and it shows
DVR units have came down in price a lot the last year or two
Think about it, you need MUX and VCR when you do the costings now it isn't
as cheap an option
What sort of system have you?Don't scrimp on Cameras either as quality in
gets quality out.
If you'd like a price e-mail me direct



Posted by Lawrence Zarb on December 19, 2005, 10:39 am
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I've got 4 external cameras connected to a quad processor. Also I have a
time stamp generator with VCR activation connected to a standard VCR..

Im'm just looking for a budget DVR...



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Posted by Paul Ekins on December 19, 2005, 10:47 am
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There are plenty of budget DVR options on the market. Make sure you go for
the best recording resolution you can afford as some of the very cheap ones
have a low quality recording to save on HDD space. I would also advise at
least 8 channel DVR to allow for future expansion.

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> I've got 4 external cameras connected to a quad processor. Also I have a
> time stamp generator with VCR activation connected to a standard VCR..
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> Im'm just looking for a budget DVR...
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