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Thanks Marku2. Got ya; special niche rate. Very helpful. What NVR and camera line are the most reliable for you guys?

If you have not done at least 5 professional installs please don’t reply to this thread. I know this site Is 99% hobbyists and I don’t want to offend you, but I don’t want you wasting my time reading your ideas and suggestions. People interested in this thread are not interested in ideas...

Licensing Classifications - Contractors State License Board You’re right. Shouldn’t be that hard to do. $250 for the test, hit the books over the weekend.

Licensing Classifications - Contractors State License Board You’re right. Shouldn’t be that hard to do. $250 for the test, hit the books over the weekend.

Is anyone using this tech to feed or partially feed their families? I’ve got a lead on the hook and need to know what to charge and what tools you are using to have low maintenance and less callbacks. I know this is a hobby site but you guys can’t be all weekend warriors. Some of you are much...

Cool. Looking forward to it. My cameras will be here next week it looks like.

The key feature I'm shooting for is the onboard microphone and PTZ. Pretty please report on how you got the microphone to work and if you're using BI. Although I can't see anything in the manual about needing to run an audio line for output; I did see an option of linein for an external...

@ArtMX $500 for 12 cameras 30 fps? Never gonna happen. FAST i7 $700 and north or just don't do it.

@fenderman how would do your physical drive layout design in an SFF box? Let say for an 8 cam, a 16 cam, and a 24 cam system. 500GB + 2TB, 500Gb + 3TB, 500GB + 4TB respectively? SD cards for backup? Or a 3rd drive in the box?

Shout out and big thank you to you guys for helping me crank out my first 8 cam project. Budget was $3000 and thanks to you guys came in south of $1800. Can't take you internet guys out for a beer but @hmjgriffon, @fenderman, and @nayr pm me so I can get you Starbucks. Ebayed an HP Prodesk i5...

Any HP elite, HP Prodesk, Dell Optiplex i5 4570 or higher performance per PassMark - Intel Core i5-4570 @ 3.20GHz - Price performance comparison. Also usff is always the best fit and are often quiet by design. I have 8 cameras running off of a Prodesk i5 4570 at 60% CPU usage running 25fps. Paid...

MrRalphMan is right by his question. Or maybe Armcrest works across your VPN and your VPN uses port 37777? Block 37777 and That would take down both. What port are you using for LAN remote access? Make sure that is not blocked. You're getting confused on your first deep dive man. Common. Unless...

Hi Arjun, My first post. New to cameras but not to routers. Ports are only open based on 3 things. You have a rule set up for a service? You forward a port from your wan to your Lan. Or you can access any part of your Lan from the wan side of your firewall. The fact that you can remote into...

Hi I need 8 IPC-HDW5231R-Z in San Diego. How do I order from you? -chuck