Security camera dvr private ip address always changes?

Dr. Jake

I have a security camera dvr that is being port forward on a static ip address, so the public ip address never changes, however, the private ip address (example: 192.168.1.4) always changes. So when I try to view remotely, it does not work, and I have to go back to the dvr and change my ports to the new ip address. This is very annoying, what is the fix to this?

Answer
What is assigning the camera a dynamic IP? Can't the camera be forced to have a static IP (either at the firmware level or through a utility) and if not, can't whatever is assigning the IP (the DNS server, for example) be set to *not* assign an IP from the pool?

I've worked for two security companies that both used IP cameras in their CCTV systems. We almost always used Panasonic cameras and they had a static IP by default, but you could also access the settings through a browser to set a static IP as well.

How do I transfer a security camera DVR to a computer?

innatrance

How do I transfer a security camera DVR to a computer?
Its been on my mind for quite some time. I can transfer the recorded video onto a VCR. but I would like to hook it up to the computer so that way I can record it on the computer which then i can easily transfer to dvd if needed for evidence.
I work at a thrift store and we are having a lot of problems caught on camera so i'm having a full time job just transfering it all on a VHS tape. Which is such a pain.
We have several security camera systems in the store.
The DVR we are using is a Clover DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
Model CDR4060
Which can be found here http://www.cloverusa.com/product_detail.asp?id=159
Is there a way I can hook it up to the computer which is about 30 feet away from one of the DVR's? using a USB port on the computer?
I appreciate your help.
Thank you.

I have looked and thought about the Pinnicale video transfer thing but not sure if that would work the way i would like it to.

Answer
i think you will need a security DVR software to do that. check this out for more info about surveillance: http://www.video-surveillance-guide.com/dvr-security-software.htm

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Installing a security camera?

Ava D

We've been hearing a lot of noises outside our house. And, my friend advised me to try installing a security camera. What are the benefits of installing home security cameras in my home?

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I've been a product manager for Security Cameras for about 10 years. I believe the benefits are:

1) Pre and Post event recording (seeing what happened not only during a crime, but what happened just before and after)
2) if you have a camera at your front door, you have a better way to see who is at the door without approaching the door. If you hook the camera to your TV set, you can even see who is at the door without leaving your couch
3) Remote Viewing -- if you have your camera hooked to a DVR or if it's an IP camera, you have the ability to remote look in from anywhere that has an internet connection. I even have the ability to get live snapshots from my cameras at home via my cell phone.
4) Deterrant -- Cameras that are visible to would-be burglars, intruders, hooligans, etc, are great deterrants to those types of activities.

Try not to go cheap. The cheaper the camera, the worse the image. Resist that urge. Expect to pay between $700-$1500 for a really good, Day/Night, high resolution camera, installed, plus the price to record it. If you go cheap on this, like with a Swann or Qsee camera from Fry's, yes you'll be able to see if SOMEBODY is at your door, but forget trying to ID them later.

Reliable Night Vision Security Cameras amd DVR for home.?

Connor

Hello, I'm looking for some reliable night vision cameras that have, say, 60 ir LEDS. The ones I have now have 30 leds and don't see very far, not to mention they are breaking. I want to upgrade my entire surveillance system with night vision cameras and if the price is right it would be great if they were PTZ as well. I'd cameras $200 or less a piece. Also, if anyone knows of a good quality 8ch (or 16ch if 8 is unavailable) DVR System that works with an iPhone that would be great. I would like to watch my cameras over a cellular network while away from home. The one I have now has a dead vga video card and is a pain to set up. Something with easy set up capabilities without havung to run through dyndns would be fantastic. If you have any suggestions or experience with any equipment I would greatly appreciate it!

Thank you!

Answer
Go for reputated security cameras shop and tell about your model and its specifications.If u like any one then simply purchase that one,but kept that camera in highly confidential way ........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Why would a Security Camera DVR not turn on when the HD is plugged in?

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Nicolas

I have a security camera DVR with a Western Digital 500GB HD. It won't turn on when the HD is plugged in, but when I unplug the Hd it works perfectly.

Answer
Maybe your camera DVR is only SD.

Security camera dvr private ip address always changes?

Dr. Jake

I have a security camera dvr that is being port forward on a static ip address, so the public ip address never changes, however, the private ip address (example: 192.168.1.4) always changes. So when I try to view remotely, it does not work, and I have to go back to the dvr and change my ports to the new ip address. This is very annoying, what is the fix to this?

Answer
What is assigning the camera a dynamic IP? Can't the camera be forced to have a static IP (either at the firmware level or through a utility) and if not, can't whatever is assigning the IP (the DNS server, for example) be set to *not* assign an IP from the pool?

I've worked for two security companies that both used IP cameras in their CCTV systems. We almost always used Panasonic cameras and they had a static IP by default, but you could also access the settings through a browser to set a static IP as well.

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how do i set up a security camera to a dish dvr system?

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Michael W

how do i set up a security camera to a dish dvr system if im using it to watch tv also.

Answer
you cant, they will need to be on separate inputs

Any solutions to Build DVR Card for a Security Camera?

Bella.Yuan

A DVR card, or digital video recorder card, is an electronic device that is installed inside a computer to record video in digital format. Installing a DVR card is an alternative to buying more expensive security systems. Using a DVR card involves plugging the card into a home computer, connecting a security camera to the DVR card, and installing the DVR interface program in the computer,I need to collect solutions of building dvr card for security camera?

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Locate the spots where you want to mount the security cameras.Run the coaxial cable from the camera to the computer that you will use to view the security camera.Open the cover of your computer system unit, or CPU. Locate a vacant PCI slot on the motherboard inside the computer CPU. Using a pair of pliers, remove the knockdown metal plate on the CPU chassis at the end of the PCI slot.Plug the DVR card onto the vacant PCI slot. Screw the metal tab at the end of the card to the computer chassis, using the screw supplied with the card. Plug the coaxial cable to any of the exposed dvr card at the rear of the computer.Plug the power supply cable to the nearest 120-volt wall receptacle. Turn on the computer.Open the DVR software program to view the program interface. View the camera image following the procedures instructed in the program.
Source from:http://www.dvr-securitysystem.com/ProductsType/SD-Card-Mobile-DVR.htm

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Can I Make a TIVO into a Security Camera DVR?

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Leo John

So I have this old working Tivo Series 2 DT DVR. And I also have a security camera. Can I hook it up to my security camera and record footage?

Thanks

Answer
Yes you can. However, the Tivo will not let you continuously record more than 30 minutes of "past" recording. You can program it to record a fixed amount of time (for example 8 hours) every day.
However, you will need to manually enter the recording for each day.

The other answer is wrong. You do not need to subscribe to the Tivo service to do this.

Can I hook up a security camera to a Verizon DVR box?

Sue C

I see you can buy a DVR box to hook up with the video camera. But if you already have a DVR box from Verizon can you just use that? Or does the DVR box have to be specifically for the security camera?

Answer
The DVR has to be a box that has a video input that can record.

The Verizon box has no such inputs; it records only form its digital cable/IPTV input.

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Any solutions to Build DVR Card for a Security Camera?

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Bella.Yuan

A DVR card, or digital video recorder card, is an electronic device that is installed inside a computer to record video in digital format. Installing a DVR card is an alternative to buying more expensive security systems. Using a DVR card involves plugging the card into a home computer, connecting a security camera to the DVR card, and installing the DVR interface program in the computer,I need to collect solutions of building dvr card for security camera?

Answer
Locate the spots where you want to mount the security cameras.Run the coaxial cable from the camera to the computer that you will use to view the security camera.Open the cover of your computer system unit, or CPU. Locate a vacant PCI slot on the motherboard inside the computer CPU. Using a pair of pliers, remove the knockdown metal plate on the CPU chassis at the end of the PCI slot.Plug the DVR card onto the vacant PCI slot. Screw the metal tab at the end of the card to the computer chassis, using the screw supplied with the card. Plug the coaxial cable to any of the exposed dvr card at the rear of the computer.Plug the power supply cable to the nearest 120-volt wall receptacle. Turn on the computer.Open the DVR software program to view the program interface. View the camera image following the procedures instructed in the program.
Source from:http://www.dvr-securitysystem.com/ProductsType/SD-Card-Mobile-DVR.htm

How to remotely connect to a DVR security camera?

Christophe

Hello. I want to be able to access my security cameras at work from home. I got an app on my phone called "i-smart" to do this. I was able to access the cameras through this app while I was at work on the wi-fi at work, but once I switch to my phone's 3G or used the wi-fi at my house it told me connection failed and it would no longer connect. How can I fix this as to where I am able to connect remotely to the security cameras regardless of what internet connection I am using? Thanks!

Answer
The outputs on your standalone DVR conjointly use a configurable NO or Tar Heel State circuit which might be used for causative relays that may be accustomed trigger motors, door locks, activate lights, arm alarm systems, sound sirens and additional. just about any form of lightweight, buzzer, alarm, magnet or motor are often controlled directly or indirectly through NO or Tar Heel State alarm outputs from the standalone DVR. These outputs will then be controlled pass from home employing a laptop, permitting you extra management of your home through your security camera system.

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Why would a Security Camera DVR not turn on when the HD is plugged in?

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Nicolas

I have a security camera DVR with a Western Digital 500GB HD. It won't turn on when the HD is plugged in, but when I unplug the Hd it works perfectly.

Answer
Maybe your camera DVR is only SD.

Security camera dvr private ip address always changes?

Dr. Jake

I have a security camera dvr that is being port forward on a static ip address, so the public ip address never changes, however, the private ip address (example: 192.168.1.4) always changes. So when I try to view remotely, it does not work, and I have to go back to the dvr and change my ports to the new ip address. This is very annoying, what is the fix to this?

Answer
What is assigning the camera a dynamic IP? Can't the camera be forced to have a static IP (either at the firmware level or through a utility) and if not, can't whatever is assigning the IP (the DNS server, for example) be set to *not* assign an IP from the pool?

I've worked for two security companies that both used IP cameras in their CCTV systems. We almost always used Panasonic cameras and they had a static IP by default, but you could also access the settings through a browser to set a static IP as well.

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