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BT878a PCI Video Capture Cards Section |
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ALL Cards tested prior to despatch and supplied with Windows WDM Capture device drivers so they work with any webcam program |
have 25 frames per second with one camera connected or 6 frames per second per camera with all four inputs being used. There is also a single channel audio input and PTZ camera's can be controlled via the PC serial port using the Pelco protocol. The supplied software provides you with a very capable DVR system and remote access client that is easy to use and includes motion detection and timed recording facilities. For Linux users this works great on ubuntu 8.04 and as a Zoneminder capture card too. The card is also supplied with Camsecure drivers that allow you to use the capture card with ANY program that uses windows WDM protocol which makes it very flexible indeed. The card works great with Active Webcam and up to 4 x cards can be used simultaneously to provide you with a cost effective 16 camera system. The card is also supplied with the settings instructions for the modprobe file to use in Zoneminder on ubuntu - linux. |
Product description: 4 Input capture card based on the 878 chip. Provides up to 25 frames per second divided across the used inputs e.g. you can |
The Camsecure range of PCI Video Capture Cards / DVR Cards provide a very flexible means for making your own security video surveillance system. By using these cards you can convert a PC into a security DVR with some great features including remote access and PTZ control. But with the Camsecure range we also provide you with Windows WDM drivers for your card so you are not stuck with the surveillance software, because with these drivers you can use the card with ANY Webcam or other type of program which supports Windows WDM Devices.........which is pretty much all of them. Another advantage of these cards is they are very stable and reliable using Connexant 878a and work great with LINUX ubuntu etc. These cards are fully compatible with Zoneminder and supported by Linux too. |
4 & 8 way video capture cards for windows or Linux fully compatible with Zoneminder |
4 Channel 25 FPS Capture Card using the Connexant 878a Chip |
£24.99 |
8 Channel 240 FPS Capture Card using the Connexant 878A Chip for Windows XP and Linux |
Product description: Famous patent Engine-K compression method giving a clearer picture, no less than 2.5K for every frame picture. Network functions only need 2M bandwidth on LAN/DDN/ADSL for full multi channel real time transmission. |
Has function for remote control of pan/tilt/zoom Total resource 200fps max 16 channel video input, individual channel recording rate adjustable from 1-25fps Software supports 2 cards, Video compression rate: 150——200 Single channel - multi channel playback, playback speed can be adjusted. Storage requirements are 120-150MB/hour/channel and multi channel display mode Playback search according to time function with simultaneous playback. Also has area enlarge, picture pull, soften and sharpen |
This is a very stable capture card and it uses one fusion 878A Chip for each channel. It can be used in conjunction with most other recording and webcam software packages using the supplied Camsecure WDM Drivers. Cards are supplied with Camsecure drivers so you can use your card with ANY program that uses the windows WDM protocol which makes it very flexible indeed. The card works superbly with Active Webcam and up to 2 x cards can be used simultaneously to provide you with a fast and cost effective 16 camera system. This is a very popular card with Linux users. |
Package contents: 1 x 8-ch Video Capture Card 1 x Setup and Software CD 1 x Printed Installation Instructions 1 x 8 way extender cable (D to BNC) System Requirements: PCIII 500 / 10GB HDD, AMD Athlon or Intel CPU or above, or compatible CPU which supports MMX technologies 128M system RAM OR above Display Card: GeForce or ATI chipset is recommended. Support: Microsoft Windows 2000 , Windows XP capture, driver device Windows Directx 8.1 or above Mainboard based on Intel's (845/865/915) chipset is highly recommended. (5 Volt standard PCI slot required) Dimensions - 15cm x 7cm |
£58.99 |
ALL Cards tested prior to despatch and supplied with Windows WDM Capture device drivers so they work with any webcam program Fully compatible with Zoneminder too. |
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£49.99 |
Camsecure CCTV |
CCTV Equipment Software and Systems |
DVR Software Screen |
8 Way Cards supplied with BNC to D plug fly lead for very easy connection. |
For Windows XP and Linux, supplied with software and Windows Drivers Too |
2000/XP and LINUX 32 bit only, for VISTA compatible cards see PCI Card Index |
When used with modern Linux e.g. ubuntu, there is very little to configure for this Linux compatible 8 channel DVR card. The 8 channel BT878a capture card also works great with Zoneminder for Linux, and is fully supported in Linux. The card is supplied with settings instructions for the modprobe file to use in Zoneminder on ubuntu - linux too. |
4 Chip version BT878a card providing 120 FPS across card |
4 Channel 120 FPS Windows and Linux compatable BT878a DVR card Our 4 chip BT878a 4 input capture card utilises 1 x BT878a chip for each input. This provides a card frame rate of 120FPS giving up to 30 FPS per camera input when all inputs are used. Because this 4 way DVR card uses the Connexant BT878a chip, it is supported in Linux and works great with the well known CCTV Zoneminder too. This card also has a single video output for a local monitor which can be controlled from within the supplied software. This version is ideal for those who want high performance across 4 channels but dont want to go to the 8 channel card below. However the difference in price between this card and the 8 channel version means you should think hard as to whether you may need more cameras in the future in which case an eight channel card is more cost effective than two of the 4 x chip 4 channel models. This card is supplied with Kodicom software for Windows and also includes settings instructions for the modprobe file to use in Zoneminder on ubuntu - linux. Dimensions - 18cm x 10cm |
4 input 25 FPS DVR card for Windows and Linux |
4 input 120 FPS DVR card for Windows and Linux |
8 input 240 FPS DVR card for Windows and Linux |
The Connexant BT878a chip has been around for a long time and is therefore supported by many webcam and CCTV programs and other software. This includes that well known and very good program Zoneminder which operates on Linux OS, and the card is fully supported in Linux. Software supplied with our BT878a chip DVR cards includes an excellent Kodicom application which provides a fully featured Digital Recording and viewing system and includes remote access too. We supply Windows WDM drivers with the cards so they can be used with all good Windows applications that can use these standard format drivers. Our BT878a cards are available in the three most common and popular configurations. 1) Single chip 4 channel card with a total of 25 FPS across the card (PAL) giving 25 FPS when one channel used and 6 FPS per channel when all 4 channels are used. 2) 4 x chip 4 channel card with a chip per channel with a total of 120 FPS across the card giving 25 FPS per channel (PAL) when all 4 channels are used. 3) 8 x chip 8 channel card with a chip per channel with a total of 240 FPS across the card giving 25 FPS per channel (PAL) when all 8 channels are used. The four channel DVR cards have BNC or RCA connectors for camera inputs, when supplied with RCA connectors they are also supplied with BNC to RCA converters so standard BNC camera cables can be plugged in. The Eight channel cards are supplied with a DIN to BNC plug and fly lead so all 8 cameras can be aesily plugged in to the fly leads without trying to fit 8 coax cables directly to the back of the PC. Windows software supplied with the cards works on Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The WDM drivers supplied (single chip and 8 chip cards only) will operate on Vista so you can use these cards with other Vista applications if you wish. The cards are supported directly by Linux. See our other cards for Vista, Linux, XP and other operating systems too. |
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