Can I use this USB DVR with this to hook it up to my computer? EasyCAP DC60 - USB 2.0 Audio/video Creator Capture High-quality Analog Video
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It's possible. You will need to use the provided bnc to rca adapter, then you would be able to connect the camera to the EasyCAP DC60. Now if you wanted to use your computer as a security dvr, it would be better to add a Q-See QSDT4PCRC DVR card - 4 CH or one similar. They come in pci or pci express versions.
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The VGA port on this device should be for a computer monitor itself; to connect to a computer you'll need a video input card on your computer and a BNC to Component cable. Please note that it will only display the video feed from the DVR to your computer and will not allow remote administration of the device.
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I just got the item about a month ago. I haven't used it much yet, but some, and so far it has been a good product with no problems. I have recorded to DVR from various sources, and dubbed from VHS, and so far all good. As per your question, it has the following outputs: - analog audio - analog video - component video - s-video - coaxial digital audio - HDMI The analog outputs are RCA jacks, the others as you would expect. The user manual quotes, "HDMI outputs the video / audio signals without converting to analog signals. No audio connection is required." Having HDMI output means you can connect to many digital devices, but depending on whether the graphics card on your PC supports video capture, you will probably need a separate video capture card. You can get the user manuals here: http://www.funaiamerica.com/support/download.php http://funaiport.com/download/download.php?id=3361&brand=FUNAI
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yes. You need a cable, depending on the laptop. I have a Macbook Air, it has a mini DVR (?) port.
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Hi, thanks for your interest, only Firewire port (no usb port) or you need to get something like elgato analog to digital converter if you need to connect it to your computer via USB port. Take care, Norman.
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You should be able to record to your computer through the USB to whatever recording software you are using.
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Connection method on this unit is via i.Link cable (DV interface) to USB. You may be able to connect it on your computer using that kind of cable. -Ely
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Yes, there is a BNC connector for the Analog CCTV DVR connection, but it's better to use a HD-SDI DVR to record this camera video image, it's 1080P camera afterall.
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You need a dvr to hook up to pc or composite input on your pc. This is an analog camera.
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Yes, I use mine for that. Don't expect setting up program recordings to be as easy as cable DVR. The set up for program recording is not very user friendly but it does the job. Antenna cable attachment is easy. Output to the TV is easy as well. Just read the user manual to set up.
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Unfortunately, no. DVRs like that only accept analog video cameras, and these Aircams are entirely digital (most IP cameras are).These require much more technical know-how to install. Also, note that these cameras do not have night vision, so they may not be suitable for your purposes anyway.
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you would have to get some special cables to connect to your computer.mine is hooked up to the vcr.consult radioshack.they would be better able at explaining it
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I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may only get one of the four inputs to work reasonably well. I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may... » Read More I researched your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter" and it appears that this adapter has four RCA video inputs along with one RCA audio input. Physically, the GE 45231 will connect to your "4 Channel USB 2.0 DVR Video Audio CCTV Capture Adapter". Whether it works or not will depend solely on device drivers available with the capture adapter or the system this capture adapter is plugged into. Using USB for video capture will require a system with a fairly fast central processing unit (CPU). Using a system with a Celeron Processor and 32 bit XP may only get one of the four inputs to work reasonably well. « Show Less
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If your DVR supports external hard drives and can provide enough power through the USB port yes.
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Not sure Thomas, I returned the system due to some issues with exporting footage of the DVR. However, when I was testing this system, it did seem like as long as you had a long enough cable, the system captures (but not exports) fine.
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Yes it is. You can use any analog camera with this dvr. What's the resolution on the cameras you are planning to use. This dvr can support upto D1. Which is close to HD.
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Don't quote me on this, but I don't think that would be an issue if you used the software included. Seeing as it's a USB connection and converts the analog signal through the unit it should be OK. I'm not a computer expert though, so I could be wrong. Just my thoughts.