Will this NTSC camera work with a ATSC monitor? Are there backup cameras that will work with a mobile TV?
1763001
It cant work with ATSC monitor. All display devices with RCA interface can work with it.
66513
I'm not exactly sure what your question covers...if you're asking will this camera connect to your unit...it appears so...I have never seen your unit, but looking t their web page for them, it appears they use RCA connectors for the video...most others use BNC type...but both can be converted one to the other with a simple device you can buy cheap. If you're asking about the signal...yes this camera will work just fine with your DVR..
999250
you need a digital set top converter box it converts ATSC signals TO NTSC analog sinal so your tv can use it you can get a picture if you get digital cable THAT WOULD ALSO REQUIRE A CABLE BOX TOO FLAT SCREEN PANEL TVS HAVE atsc tuners built in i hope that helps
1160448
Yes! As long as your TV has HDMI inputs, It should work perfectly for this since it is an SDI to HDMI converter. Just hook the camera's SDI to the converter, then take an HDMI cable from the converter to your tv's HDMI input. The converter will not work to convert analog RCA/BNC signals from older CCTV cameras. It will only work with HD-SDI CCTV cameras at NTSC SD, 720p, 1080i and 1080p signals.
532276
There is a AV output jack on side of this camera, if you have a big monitor can connect AV in, it should be working.
1484036
Yes can convert ntsc to pal or pal to ntsc, but the bad feature that it works at 1 frame per second, not worth money, useless, waste of money
1230118
I made this mistake too, this is a camera to be used with a CCTV which means you already have a monitor to be seen on, it's not a stand alone camera, as I think you are looking for. I didn't read the specifications properly and now I have to send it back and I ordered a WiFi / IP Camera, which can be easily set up through the computer or mobile device, you do need a current network to set it up (In case you are thinking of using it for the summer cabin or something, just an example) With IP / WiFi surveillance cameras you can set up to be recorded whether its video or pictures every period of time, although you need a computer and it has to be left on to record. I bought a Foscam FI8910W and I'm happy with it, I've playing around with it and it would do for the purpose I wanted it for, check every now and then how things are running at a work place. Hope this helps.
1705088
Not directly, this camera is for use with a system recorder if you have that then you may be able to use your TV as a monitor.something like this Zmodo PKD-DK4216-500GB H.264 Internet & 3G Phone Accessible 4-Channel DVR with 4 Night Vision Cameras and 500 GB HDThen monitor using HDMI connection to your TV.
1707141
My experience is that it will receive NTSC channels, but does not display them very well. I use my equipment for displaying QAM channels only. I view the NTSC channels using the internal receiver on my projection tv. I hope this helps!
101958
wont this work even with a hdmi cable??? cos i thought if we use hdmi cable then there is no such thing as ntsc/pal
156476
U can use any type DVR. Just make sure it uses H. 264 recording format. That's if you wantto view your DVR on your mobile phone
1827793
Nope. Wish it would. If older reviews are still available there is one that suggests a very limited use for this cable. HDMI is a digital audio and video signal and needs a digital to analog conversion with synchronization of the audio to the video. A cable can't do that. It requires digital signal processing to do the conversion. The cheapest way to do that is buy a digital TV. There are converters, but they cost way more than the converter box to convert HDTV to NTSC analog.
1955536
It can record in NTSC through the composite and S-video inputs, you must have a secondary video source like a digital tv decoder box or sat or cable box with video outputs. But it does not have a built in tuner for ATSC or NTSC so can not be connected through the F-type(75 ohm screw on cable) connector. You can get 2 SCART adapters to use these connections as either input or output for video composite(RCA), RGB or S-video...........It also has a built in RGB & HDMI output for video hookup....
146517
NOT unless your TV has a digital tuner. An analog NTSC tuner will not work.
651054
Yes, dongle does work with my DVR (DirecTV.) I don't see why it wouldn't work with CCTV but I can't say for sure.
1303777
What it does is convert broadcast signal from PAL to NTSC. I use mine with cable TV and it works just fine. It has in and out for both HDMI and AV and digital is what it is all about.
330436
I am not sure it would work for TV since the camera requires windows installed.