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<blockquote data-quote="Archive-8" data-source="post: 989785">That's why i gave you the link as you will also need to register with them.The dvr is the easy part to sort, as the are much the same.I use a mix of IP cams and analogue cams.I have a 32&quot; tv in the corner of the room displaying all the cams.1 analogue cam is on the front door/top of the driveway, another cam is looking at my kitchen door/car/garage door.1 analogue cam pointing at my back wall, as I have had criminal damage to garden ornaments and shed.I have an ipcam on a bird feeder in the garden, and another IP cam viewing the brick shed door.And at my other house is 2 ipcams 1 front and 1 back. Theses stream back to my nvr.That way I can view them all real time, and I can also view them on iPhone.I have also used them twice to capture&nbsp; anti social behaviour.The lastest incident was some one regularly letting his dog foul my front garden.And I have had car parts stolen from my car.I have other security measures also in place now. But I won't mention them online.The ipcams have wi-fi on them, but that's useless, and keeps dropping out.So I have them all hard wired, and it's far better now.And try and keep all the video cabling and power cabling as short as possible.My dvr's keep the recordings for 28 days, and have geo fencing options. If some one brakes a geofence line, then it's sets it recording and it snaps a photo. I can also get it to email me.I now have better vision during the night as I have added ir flood lamps so both Gardens and drive way light up. Another security tip, don't fit the dvr/nvr in with the rest of your kit, keep it in your bedroom/loft and run a cable down to view it or use an android box or similar to view it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archive-8, post: 989785"] That's why i gave you the link as you will also need to register with them. The dvr is the easy part to sort, as the are much the same. I use a mix of IP cams and analogue cams. I have a 32" tv in the corner of the room displaying all the cams. 1 analogue cam is on the front door/top of the driveway, another cam is looking at my kitchen door/car/garage door. 1 analogue cam pointing at my back wall, as I have had criminal damage to garden ornaments and shed. I have an ipcam on a bird feeder in the garden, and another IP cam viewing the brick shed door. And at my other house is 2 ipcams 1 front and 1 back. Theses stream back to my nvr. That way I can view them all real time, and I can also view them on iPhone. I have also used them twice to capture anti social behaviour. The lastest incident was some one regularly letting his dog foul my front garden. And I have had car parts stolen from my car. I have other security measures also in place now. But I won't mention them online. The ipcams have wi-fi on them, but that's useless, and keeps dropping out. So I have them all hard wired, and it's far better now. And try and keep all the video cabling and power cabling as short as possible. My dvr's keep the recordings for 28 days, and have geo fencing options. If some one brakes a geofence line, then it's sets it recording and it snaps a photo. I can also get it to email me. I now have better vision during the night as I have added ir flood lamps so both Gardens and drive way light up. Another security tip, don't fit the dvr/nvr in with the rest of your kit, keep it in your bedroom/loft and run a cable down to view it or use an android box or similar to view it. [/QUOTE]

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