I greet all members of the forum !

[kRel]

I greet all members of the forum.

I'm Italian and I do not speak English very well ... I hope I can still talk to you and understand your answers


I found this site through the internet. Since I bought a surveillance camera and a VCR I have never been able to see the images via the Internet (!)

I hope in your help. I am willing to pay

Hi everyone!

 

[fenderman]

Welcome to the forum! Please tell us the model of your camera and "VCR"

 

[nayr]

Welcome; Congratulations I think your the first person ever to want to hook a VCR to the Internet

Ive never been able to get my morse code telegraph system to talk over the internet either, such a pain

hehe, sorry.. since english is not your native language and your willing to pay for results you might contact a local security specialist.. They should have plenty of experience setting up cameras so you can watch them remotely online.

 

[icerabbit]

Funny, nayr.

We can try to help. A few extra brain cells can't hurt to try to problem solve with you.

 

[Mike]

Welcome to the forum @kRel. Before you pay anyone, let's try to help. It sounds like you do not have port forwarding properly set up. Can you tell us what kind of cameras you have and how they are connected to the internet?

 

[kRel]

Welcome to the forum! Please tell us the model of your camera and "VCR"

please... read my first message here

Please note that today I have not yet had an answer ...

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My system is very simple:
- I have (for now) only one camera connected via cable to the VCR.


- The VCR is connected to my router via a pair of powerlines.


Within my network, from my computer, also connected via cable to the router I see the pictures taken by the camera. Unfortunately I can not see the camera images from the internet.


PS .. sorry if I repeat things I do just to be clear and to avoid misunderstandings ... (I have difficulty with English ...)

 

[bp2008]

@kRel, I have replied to you in the other thread. Please check there.