Digital Video Recorders | DVR

    Now, in the market, there are models of VCRs(video cassette recorders), DVRs(digital video recorders) and NVRs(Network video recorders) as video recorders working with security cameras for video surveillance.

    The DVR is the more popular and innovative product over the dwindling VCR. This growth in the DVR market has allowed retailers to offer more competitively priced DVRs with better features that were once only available for commercial use and at a very high price.

    DVRs used for security purposes are the same in concept as household ones used to record TV programs. However, security DVRs are capable of storing many more hours of footage, record multiple channels, and produce other helpful features in the recording, organizing, and playback of video.

    Network video recorders, commonly referred to as NVRs, offer a means of recording via a network or IP configuration. This allows for an easy setup over an existing computer network and in some cases even remotely from different places around the world. Being able to work on a standard computer network can mean that installation is much easier by being able to just plug into a network connection and enter the cameras ip address.

    4 Channel DVR starts Only $159.99

    8 Channel DVR starts Only $85.00

    16 Channel DVR starts Only $179.50

    Standalone DVR starts Only $159.99

    PC Based DVR starts Only $85.00

    Monitor Built-in DVR start Only $499.99

How to Choose suitable Digital Video Recorders for your home or business video surveillance?

    1. How many locations do you want to watch?

    This also helps you to decide how many cameras and what kind of cameras will you choose. There are usually 4 channel dvr , 8 channel dvr , 16 channel dvr , and 32 channel dvr .

    2. Does remote access need or just for local monitoring?

    The MPEG4 & H.264 are the two mainly popular video compression formats for digital video recorders. However, you need to make clear the difference of these two formats: MPEG4 (good for local storage) V.S. H.264 (Network transmission, remote access needed). However, personally, I recommend on H.264, which is widely used with remote access control.

    3. How long do you need to save your recordings for?

    500GB and 1 TB are hard drives are usually installed in the DVRs. Generally speaking, 500GB HDD is enough for your home and small business for more than 30 days at H.264 compression of 4 channel.

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