Can I connect this to a security monitor and/or vcr so that i can record too? also can it connect to a regular tv or maybe computer monitor?
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The cameras have BCN connectors on them which means that they are made to connect to a security receiver which also supplies 12-volt DC power for the cameras.You would need to adapt the raw output to standard video out. Radio Shack did at one time carry the converters.A lot of trouble.
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Possibly, but it is designed to be used with a cctv dvr and not a vcr. To hook up to a computer you would need a cctv add on card. They usually cost more than a stand alone cctv dvr.
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It depends. There are many security cameras on the market; the connections for these cameras and systems varies. If your secueity camera system allows a VGA (Video Graphics Array) connection such as you will find on a computer, then yes. If not, there is no easy way to connect this monitor.
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The owner's manual definitely covers connecting the VCR to a cable box. It also appears the VCR is an analog system. I don't use mine for recording TV - I use a DVR.
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There's a SINGLE video/audio input area, to which you can connect a VCR, etc. -- would that work with your camera? By single, I not only mean only one device can go in it, but also that the cord is odd -- one end is a single black plug (which goes into the TV) and the other end has the usual 3 plugs (red, white, yellow) which goes to the other device.
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you need an item like this 2M BNC to RCA Male Coaxial Coax Video Cable M/M for CCTV Camera DVR then you can just plug it into your regular tv. if you get a closed caption monitor, it will have different hookups. I just used that cable to hook it up to a flat screen tv. hope it helps.
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I don't think so. There is a component and S-Video output - So if you can hook this up to your computer you could use it but there is no need. This device eliminates copy protection. So unless the VCR tapes have copy protection you don't need this device. What it sounds like you want is analog video capture ability. Check out USB devices for capturing video signal.
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I hooked mine up to a computer monitor. To get full system support the DVR needs internet connection also.
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Hi Victor, Yes I am able to connect, view live and record videos from this camera on my computer but you will need a separate video adapter/cable and install software onto your PC. The camera doesn't come with those. If you buy the camera straight out, it comes with video cables that can be connected to a television or a computer with a video card that allows AV input. If you want specifics or technical details, you have to do some research.
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This is only the camera. You would need cabling to a DVR surveillance system.
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If it is like the one I have; it is only a player; I think you can record from the tv to a vhs tape; I am not sure; try it and see what happens; but I have only used mine for a player.
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This is a CCTV DVR for recording surveillance footage. Technically, it may be possible to connect a TV/Cable to the DVR through BNC adapters, tell the DVR to record at specific times, and replay the recording later, but there are far better ways to go about it, like buying a DVR suited specifically for your purpose that will probably allow you to select the shows you want to watch from a guide rather than you specifying record times manually.
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Doubt that this will work for you. I assume you are trying to play your VCR and record on the DVD of your laptop? The VGA port on your laptop is an Output, so you cannot feed from the VCR into your VGA port of your laptop.
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This is how mine is setup; VCR connected to TV so I can view VHS tapes on TV channel 3. My VCR out w/grex to my Recorder in, my recorder out to TV - I hooked to AV but you can connect w/HDMI - I don't record TV so my cable connects to my TV, but, just like the old days of recording VHS, if you were trying to record TV you would have to connect your cable through the recorder and watch on the HDMI port that the recorder is set to and run your channels through the recorder. If you have satellite or cable TV you will need a special decoder as paid services generally won't run straight through your VCR or DVD recorders, not a problem if you have antenna. Hope this is helpful This is how mine is setup; VCR connected to TV so I can view VHS tapes on TV channel 3. My VCR out w/grex to my Recorder in, my recorder out to TV - I hooked to AV but you can connect w/HDMI - I don't record TV so my cable connects to my TV, but, just like the old days of recording VHS, if you were trying to record TV you would have to connect your cable through the recorder and watch on the HDMI port that the recorder is set to and run your channels through the recorder. If you have satellite or cable TV you will need a special decoder as paid services generally won't run straight through... » Read More This is how mine is setup; VCR connected to TV so I can view VHS tapes on TV channel 3. My VCR out w/grex to my Recorder in, my recorder out to TV - I hooked to AV but you can connect w/HDMI - I don't record TV so my cable connects to my TV, but, just like the old days of recording VHS, if you were trying to record TV you would have to connect your cable through the recorder and watch on the HDMI port that the recorder is set to and run your channels through the recorder. If you have satellite or cable TV you will need a special decoder as paid services generally won't run straight through your VCR or DVD recorders, not a problem if you have antenna. Hope this is helpful « Show Less
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also....You need to get this VideoSecu 50ft Pre-made All-in-One Video Power BNC RCA Cable for CCTV Security Cameras 1JDAnd your screen has to be connected with your DVR by VGA-cable
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I use with a security DVR so it would likely work with a Tivo but you have to hook it to something to record.
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You can connect the camera directly to tv's av input or to dvr. Mine is just connected to tv.
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this video cable is made for a security system , my system is set up with this cable from the camera to the security system with a power supply connected to this cable and to the security box that processes the camera images. From the security box I have a VGA cable that hooks to a flat screen monitor, if the flat screen tv has a vga or another connection like the one on the security then from the security box to the tv should work. But you have to have the security box connected to run the cameras.