I have a H.264 dvr video system. I have 2 audio input ports and 1 audio output, witch ont should I use?
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If it is an RCA audio output port, you can get a y adapter which combines L and R into one RCA plug. If you don't care, plug either red or white.
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You would use one of the audio inputs for plugging in this microphone. Most systems have a setting for mapping which microphone input goes to which camera. You would use the output to output audio to an external speaker for live playback of audio. You would have to have a speaker with an rca type connector to do so.
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Use one of the audio inputs. Try it on each one until you get the audio on the right video feed. You may have to use the menu to turn on the audio recording.
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Hi, you will need to have a pc which is compatible with the dvr capture card to make it work. Irene
1984404
Actually by default some of the Qsee DVRs are set to port 85, so yes you can use another port..
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I'm no expert, but it seems to me that you would need a mixer. A resistor from each mic to a common resistor across the DVR in would work, but probably with low volume. An active mixer would be better. In any case, it can be done, but you are going to have a lot of noises coming in to the one input.
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Yes you can, I have one tv monitor with hdmi connection to DVR and computer monitor VGA connection to DVR
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1 usually will suffice. The 2nd one is audio only in case your receiver does not support hdmi 4k. Unless you have a 4k device, the 1 cable will be enough.
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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
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Sure you can !! You'll just have to use the same hookup's you used on the old set. Either composite or component.......whichever you used before. Make sure you have the settings on the 650 set properly in the "input" menu. Enjoy the picture. You should try to take advantage of the HDMI inputs when you update to HD DVR. Enjoy.
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Connects to cable same type that is used for camera, your DVR needs to have an audio input for sound
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Hopefully your TV is 3 or 4 HDMI inputs to handle connections for your DVR and game systems. Output the audio from your TV to the HTIB and you're all set.
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According to the manual, the better option is to run one video only and one audio only to your receiver. This is how mine is setup and it works better especially when watching online content.
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You can use either RCA cables (the Yellow, White and Red ones), using two of the yellow video cable and one of the white/ red for the audio. Or you can use two S video cables.
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Dear Gary,Best way to connect this is to run an HDMI from your DVR to the Denon soundbar followed by an HDMI from the soundbar to your television.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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If you are thinking you can utilize 2 seperate devices through the receiver, I don't think so. If you are trying to augment the HDMI device, That's where I get a little hazy..... Running a fully digital HDMI device I wouldn't think that it's necessary. But I don't think that it would hurt either. Basically there are multiple inputs, but only one output sort of. Your watching a video, you get the sound for that too. Your listening to music, nothing shows on the video.
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On this system there is only input for 4 cameras (channels). If you think you will need/want more cameras get the DVR with 8 or more camera/channel inputs.
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I am using this to import video from a camcorder or vice to my computor I think you need a video output device. Thanks good luck
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The dvr should have a series of audio inputs next to the video inputs. In my case my dvr has 8 channels, but of 8 video inputs only 2 audio inputs. Channel 1 & 2.Also most dvr's cameras don't come with audio connected cables. You will have to get one that has the power, video and audio plugs.