PCI Express DVR Card for Windows XP, Vista, 2000 and Linux (32 bit)
These cards also operate with Input and Output cards for CCTV
£117.99
The Camsecure PCI Express video capture cards are high performance DVR cards specially designed to fit the smaller PCI-E expansion slot in a
modern PC. Our PCI-Express DVR cards adopt the advanced H.264 compression format and are built using the latest PHILIPS SAA7130HL Video
decoder chipset with 9 bit ADC for superior quality video and lower occupancy of the PC system resource. The cards are constructed with an
optimised PCB design which guarantees the stability and the layout of the card allows interference free audio when the audio video card option is
selected. The PCI-Express DVR cards also have thicker copper layers which greatly improves conduction removing the need for cumbersome
heatsinks on the chips and they also employ the latest anti-oxidation coatings to prolong life in harsher environments. Compatible with Zoneminder
for Linux too. The DVR software supplied with the PCI-E capture cards is excellent and very easy to use. This card range now operates with
our CCTV Input and Output cards too. See the full specification for our PCI-Express video capture cards below.



£99.99
Camsecure CCTV
CCTV Webcams Software and Systems
9 Bit PCI Express Capture Cards - Phillips Chipset
8 Channel +
Audio CS5008A
Specification Model 5008A (Audio)
Video Input - 8 channels
Audio Input - 8 channels (Line Level)
(Audio on Windows, Linux is video only)
Compression - H.264
Frames 240fps(NTSC), 200fps(PAL)
Display Resolution
640*480 (NTSC), 704*576 (PAL)
Recording Resolution
320*240 (NTSC), 352*288(PAL)
Compression Size
Default:60~140MB/C/H (60~540MB/C/H
Adjustable)
Opreating System
Windows 2000 / XP / Linux - compatable
with Zoneminder
Network -TCP/UDP
Interface - PCI-Express x1
Card Size(mm) 225(L)*125(W)
Total Weight(g) 520g
Both of these cards are supplied with the same windows software and feature Motion detection with selectable alarm sounds, Scheduled or manual
recording PTZ control, Selectable image grades and compression format. Optional I/O Card for 16 channels alarm inputs and 8 channels alarm
outputs with motion and hard wired alarm linkage. Full password access and protection with covert camera facility. Multi channel playback and full
remote access and administration through client software (supplied) or Internet Explorer. Synchronised audio. This card is also compatable with the
superb program Zoneminder for Linux. Note Video only on Linux, Audio is only available on Windows, although both cards give video on Linux.
Specification Model 5008 (No Audio)
Video Input - 8 channels
Compression - H.264
Frames 240fps(NTSC), 200fps(PAL)
Display Resolution
640*480 (NTSC), 704*576 (PAL)
Recording Resolution
320*240 (NTSC), 352*288(PAL)
Compression Size
Default:60~140MB/C/H (60~540MB/C/H
Adjustable)
Opreating System
Windows 2000 / XP / Linux - compatable
with Zoneminder
Network -TCP/UDP
Interface - PCI-Express x1
Card Size(mm) 225(L)*125(W)
Total Weight(g) 520g
8 Channel No
Audio CS5008
The comprehensive DVR software included with
our PCI Express capture cards has a great many
features including: Motion Detection Recording,
Audible alert on motion (switchable) schedule
recording and recording on alarm from external
sources - when used with the optional I/O card.
As with all Camsecure DVR software the graphic
interface is intuitive and easy to use.
All controls are laid out logically and easy to find.
Multiple Users and Password levels can be set
up so only certain users can perform certain
tasks.
Full PTZ control including Presets is included in
addition to full remote access and control
software free of any license per machine etc.
All settings for the cameras are per camera so
individual settings per camera can easily be
made and stored.
Playback of events is simple and straight forward
with no complicated menus, just plain and
simple graphical interface.
The software is also a very pleasing modern
design and the camera screens can be made to
cover the full screen for a greater viewing area.
