will it work with Linux based dvrs
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It operates and functions for all intents and purposes as a wireless keyboard / mouse combination. If you can run a USB mouse / keyboard on the DVR, it should work. I have used this now on 3 machines and have never had to install a driver as it is just seen as a standard input device.
877958
It should, but I don't have personal experience with that particular DVR. I have used this with other DVRs, Blu-ray players, Wii, Xbox, receiver, Dish, etc. This remote is great.
1655651
That should work fine. Have you considered the higher resolution camera. Just make sure you have a Power Over Ethernet router or use the POE from the DVR. I have three cameras connect through a wireless bridge. That works great.
1928362
Recommend you get an external tuner instead, so as not to need to worry about drivers. Take a look at the silicondust dot com products. In the downloads section, you'll see HDHomeRun software for Linux, and some Linux based DVR programs are supported. Most all of the silicondust external tuners are sold on Amazon. Note the feature sets are different for each one, get the right one...some are for over the air, some for digital cablecard arrangements, etc.
1669663
I dont see why it would not work. As long as your cameras have the same connectors as the DVR then it will work. You may want to check power to your cameras and make sure this DVR will send the correct wattage/voltage to your cam.
501655
Here is a link to the 64 bit drivers. http://www.digibuyitnow.com/eBay_download/20154-DVR-driver-64bits.zip
1410341
If you have a DVR type receiver or a HD attached and registered with the appropriate receiver. I have a VIP211z with a 1TB USB drive attached and it works fine.
32887
Yes, it can support Synology and its Surveillance System, it ip camera is OEM of Grandstream, so you can select "Grandstream" from the Synology supported camera list. Thank you very much. Fosfun
1603279
The DVR software is compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista 32 bit. It requires Intel based PC. If you have AMD, or have Windows Vista 64 bit, or Windows 7, it will not work.
1803611
Not exactly sure but I do have an HD-DVR box....... Actually I'm pretty sure that it won't work on a regular HD box because it downloads (saves) the program to the hard drive on the DVR box. Hope that helps........
501652
Here is a link to the 64 bit drivers.http://www.digibuyitnow.com/eBay_download/20154-DVR-driver-64bits.zip
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Unless your main dvr has some sort of DLNA functionality, I'm going to lean towards no. You most likely are not going to able to watch recorded shows.
1989580
The Direct TV Connect Kit will work with HD DVR from Direct TV. It will NOT work with the TIVO Direct TV unit, they have a software issue.
1555551
yes it will am sure of it haven't tried to set one up but platform should work follow the protocol of linux either runs wired or wireless
777029
It will if you have a wireless connection for the dvr to connect to. But it's more technical than most would think, and swann is terrible at helping you. I have fixed all the issues on my system by myself because they were clueless. They also told me it wouldn't support audio but I got audio to work on mine after buying about $10 worth of parts like a mic and cables. They have an app for iphone that will work great for what you're wanting, as long as you have wifi on the system.
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It uses standard security cam connections (power and video) and will work with your dvr and other cams, I used this and a couple other non QSee cameras with my Qsee DVR system.
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It works on a Uverse system via ethernet. It works well if you use it on the slave receivers, little sporadic if you connect the primary (DVR) receiver to it and are watching/recording multiple streams - probably not enough bandwidth.