Question: Security Camera Systems

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brennan

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1. Axis cameras (more pricey than hongkong junk, but worth it)
2. Milestone 'GO' software (FREE download from world leader in VMS)
3. a PoE switch, to run power & data to your cameras via Cat5
4. a wifi router, if you must connect via wifi (not recommended)
5. your NVR/ old beater garage desktop computer
6. a good DDNS subscription (for remote viewing)

You can easily put together a 4 camera 'superior-than-chinese-crap-in-a-box' system for around $700.

Some one that has done this before.
 

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nathanz said:
I got this wireless security camera. I'm not that techie so I'm not sure how the wireless transmission is secured. I Had a friend set it up for me. Any thoughts on this?

It's probably not secured. I refuse to use wireless cameras. Crappy quality, highly susceptible to interference, they can be snooped on...
 

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i use q-see camera set up, i got 4 cams and dvr for 200$ basically


http://cj.myq-see.com:8080

youll have to download the drivers from q-see website also to view though
http://www.q-see.com/files/software/QSee D9-Viewer-QR4-8.zip

im also a q-see registered dealer but. basically gives me like 5-30% off their prices on some things.

guest password is OSA

I downloaded the software and tried logging in multiple times before I realized this thread was over 3 months old... lol
 

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