How many audio channels are there on this dvr?
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i think it was 1 per channel, cant remember been over a year since I installed it
1685135
Your DVR must support audio, if it does there will be seperate connectors an controls for the audio. I hope this helps.
425283
yes there is a audio recording in this system . u will have to purchase it seperately . on the back of the DVR system there is a 3mm jack for the mic attachment . hope this helps you
2121729
The 16 Channel Card can record up to 4 channels of audio. Here is the link : http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GV800B.asp
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Your dvr has to have bnc/rca connection audio input and recording function to work with the microphone set.
1029310
The software in the DVR has an alarm setting. I don't use it so I cannot say anything. I know as far as the aux channels, I have 8, but one of them I use for audio until my 12v power supply that I ordered comes in. I don't know what kind of alarm you got, or how its configured to work, so I can't tell you. However, besides the 8 channels for the cameras, there are 4 RCA female receptors for "audio in", I guess for mics, but I don't know about alarms. Hope this gives you some kind of idea. If it doesn't, call ZMODO support, and I'm sure they will help you. They have good support people there. So to give you 1 more clear picture as to what you got to work with in back of the dvr, you got all of these: 8 BNC ports for your cameras(female), 2 BNC ports, (video out, audio out" (female), 4 RCA ports, "Ain", now I don't know I got to look, if thats audio or aux, ok it is "audio in", I just checked (all female). 1 vga output for monitor or whatever video you use that has a 15-pin din connector ((female), 1 rj-45 jack (female), 2 USB ports, and your 12v power supply for the DVR. I hope this helps.
274346
This would be the unit. 2x4. 2 inputs for your DVR. And 4 outputs for your 3 TVs.
44316
No, this is just the only thing you need, just make sure your Q-See DVR has at least 1 audio input, mine has 4, good luck
1779117
Hi John, The 16 channel dvr can support up to 16 cameras however if you only wanted to use 1 camera or 5 cameras on that system that would be ok too. It's really up to your discretion on how many cameras you'd like to use up to the maximum 16. I hope that helps answer your question.
688001
it is not a bad unit, it just your tv resolution is not match to the dvr's display resolution. you need to connect the dvr to a VGA monitor then change the display resolution of the dvr that is match to your tv.
420271
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that as I have Windows 7. I do, however, love this DVR!! In my Sweet Adeline chorus it functions better than the Sony's or RCA's. I did extensive research and learned a lot by reading through hundreds of reviews. Hope that's helpful!
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The dvr you choose must have the ability to record sound. The unit is wired and coax cabling must be routed to your DVR. If this answer doesn't help you entirely; just ask another question & you shall get more help ASAP...take care
542737
My display is a picture in a picture on the sd card dvr. I also have the 4 camera with 4 channel 500 gig dvr. it has split screen
1347875
This DVR can have up to 8 cameras hooked up to it and doesnt need adapter for it , at least my set up didnt need any adapter. It has 2 four-way hook ups that came with the QS558-852 8 channel system.
2012566
Yes, I believe it is a dual-LBN so you can feed two cables to a standard definition (not HD) DVR.
1996034
If you unit has universal RCA connections, it will connect to the DVR. Mine is connected to an amplifier. I am so pleased with it that I am going to get another for my surround sound that is connected to my DVR.
452456
Yes it does, my company has about 12 of these and they work great for the most part however there is one thing to watch out for. If you are wanting to view your camera's remotely sometimes the DVR will randomly lose it's network configuration. We have 2 8channels that do it about once a week. But so far the 16 channels have been great.