| | |  | DVR Lock Boxes & Brackets | Home » » » » Q-See QSDT42DPCRC 4 Channel H.264 PCI DVR Card | | | | | | | Description: | | Turn your personal computer into your own surveillance center with our Q-See PC based Security Solution Package! The QSDT42DPCRC combo bundle includes a PCI DVR Card with 2 CCD Cameras. It offers state of the art H.264 software recording compression, allowing you to record and store video files directly to your computer. H.264 recording compression enables you to maximize your storage capacity without compromising quality. This package is a great solution to all of your security solution needs. Not only can you monitor your video feed directly from your personal computer, you can also remotely monitor via Internet Explorer, your iPhone or other supported smartphone equipped with Win Mobile Pro or Symbian operating systems on a 3G network. (Blackberry & Android not supported). This PCI DVR Card is capable of supporting up to 4 cameras and is equipped with 1 audio feed input that works in conjunction with your PC sound card to capture audio. Q-See security solutions maximize your ability to keep your family secure, protect your assets and manage your staff and resources effectively and efficiently. This security system is easy to install and contains everything you need to setup a secure home or business environment. With Q-See, surveillance can be handled remotely – worldwide. For Product Questions contact Q-SEE at (877) 998-3440 or cs@dpsi-usa.com. | | | Features: | |
• Digital Video Surveillance Through Your PC (Connect up to 4 Cameras)
• Advanced H.264 Video Compression
• CIF Real-Time Recording per Channel (Record & Display at 120/120 FPS)
• Stream Live Video Directly to a remote PC, iPhone, or other Supported Smartphone Running Windows Mobile Pro or Symbian on 3G Networks. Trigger Email Alerts on Motion Detection Events
• 2 Color CCD Camera Kits: Weatherproof Outdoor/Indoor Use; 420 TV Lines Resolution; 12 Infrared LEDs providing 30 Ft. Night Vision (PCI DVR Card Supports up to 4 Security Cameras)
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 12.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 12.13 inches | | Product Height:
| 9.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.7 pounds | | Package Length:
| 12.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 12.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 10.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 6.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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 Q-See 4-channel DVR card does the jobMay 26, 2010
By William B
With video surveillance systems with DVR and 4 cameras pricing out around $1,100, I was thrilled to discover this 4-channel PC card that comes with two cameras for around $200. It probably would not have been such a deal if I had had to purchase a PC and graphics card, but I had both sitting around. I've been installing accessory adapters since 5-1/4" floppies were popular, so I had no trouble with the installation, but it really was not difficult. The DVR software that comes with the product has a lot of features you would expect to find in something costing a lot more.
My only disappointment with the system is the remote access. Initially, I was able to access the PC on the network and view live or recorded video. But after moving it to another location, I seem to have lost that ability. Q-See support is very poor.
 Ups and Downs, Good PriceAug 05, 2011
By S. Fitzmaurice
Pros: If you already have a compatible computer, this is a nice, inexpensive way to get yourself some camera based security.
Cons: The motion detection system is pretty bad. It seems to use software to detect changes in pixels rather than IR hardware. The result can mean you get lots of false alarms. I had a spider put a single strand of webbing across the view area, and any action that made the strand jiggle, also set off the motion detection. The GUI is nothing to look at and will win no awards for intuitive design or ergonomics.
Mixed: I found Customer Service to be responsive if not particularly useful. On the upside, you get a normal person on the phone.
Other: You'll need to have enough computer knowledge to handle a card installation. Requires some beyond novice expertise to set up your router to accommodate mobile aps. They work effectively once you do though.
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