This stand alone DVR is designed for you to be able to view your cameras on any computer over your local area network, and over the Internet from a remote location.

You can watch your home from your business, or vice versa, or from any Internet computer anywhere in the world.

When you are at your business, you can see all your cameras from any computer on your local area network.

When you are at home you can see your cameras from either your large screen TV or from any other computer you have.

If you have a wireless router you can walk around your home or business and see your cameras anytime on your wireless notebook.

We Help you Set Up Remote Viewing

We will help you through the network set-ups you will need to go through, to achieve this remote accessing. We will show you how to deal with router programming, dynamic IP addressing, firewalls and internal IP addressing.

You will have telephone access to us, using our Toll Free line. We have procedure FAQ's to email you, and we have videos to send you.

We will be there to help you when you need us!!

Remote Viewing with 3G Mobile Phone

Access your Cameras on Your iPhone

Several iPhone Apps Available
Google: APlayer and Meye

Steve Jobs Talks About the H.264 Compression Code

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H.264 Explained

The latest video compression standard, H.264, is expected to become the video standard of choice in the coming years. It has already been successfully introduced in electronic gadgets such as mobile phones and digital video players. For the video surveillance industry, H.264 offers new possibilities to reduce storage costs and to increase the overall efficiency.

H.264 (sometimes referred to as MPEG-4 Part 10/AVC) is an open, licensed standard that supports the most efficient video compression techniques available today. Without compromising image quality, an H.264 encoder can reduce the size of a digital video file by more than 80% compared with the Motion JPEG format and as much as 50% more than with the traditional MPEG-4 Part 2 standard. It is the magnitude of these numbers that makes H.264 highly relevant for video surveillance applications.

Reduced storage and bandwidth costs

One immediate benefit of the drastically reduced file size is the impact on storage and bandwidth requirements.

For the same amount of video data, with the same image quality, a video surveillance system supporting H.264 compression will basically reduce the storage cost and bandwidth occupancy by at least 50% compared to when using conventional compression technologies. As the systems grow larger, and the requirements for high-resolution images in combination with high frame rates increase, H.264 will be a key differentiator between various system solutions.

Higher resolution and frame rate

Depending on application needs, there are various ways to benefit from the impressive compression rate of H.264. Today, it is common to choose a limited frame rate or lower resolution in order to stay within the specified storage limitations of an application. This has a negative impact on the video images, which become either blurry or less detailed. Introducing video surveillance equipment that supports H.264 compression in such an application that will enable several combinations of increased frame rate and image resolution, thus providing higher image quality.

Origin of H.264

H.264 is the result of a joint project between the International Telecommunications Union's Video Coding Experts Group (VCEG) and the ISO/IEC Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG). ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization and IEC is an organization that oversees electronic and electrical standards. H.264 is the name used by ITU-T, while ISO/IEC has named it MPEG-4 Part 10/AVC since it is presented as a new part in its MPEG-4 suite.

Jointly defined by standardization organizations in the telecommunications and IT industries, H.264 is expected to be more widely adopted than previous standards.

Manual Available

eMail us or Phone us Toll Free at 1-888-445-8375 to arrange to view the operating and installation manual for this device.

Specifications

Model:	JDGS2208V
Video System:	NTSC / PAL (switchable)
Video Compression Format:	H.264
Operation System:	Linux
Operating System for Network Function:	Windows XP / Vista / 7
Video Input:	16 Channels, BNC
Video Output:	1 Channel, BNC
Maximum Display Resolution:	NTSC: 720x480 / PAL: 720x576
Maximum Recording Rate NTSC, shared by 16 channels (Independent setting for each channel):	720 x 480 with 1 ~ 96 FPS (D1, each CH up to 6fps); 360 x 240 with 1 ~ 480 FPS (CIF)
Maximum Recording Rate PAL, shared by 16 channels (Independent setting for each channel):	720 x 576 with 1 ~ 96 FPS (D1, each CH up to 6fps); 360 x 288 with 1 ~ 400 FPS (CIF)
Multilingual OSD:	Yes
Hard Disk Storage:	3.5" SATA HDD x 2, supports single HDD up to 1TB, total 2TB
HDD Quick Cleaning:	Quick clean up the "index system" of the recorded files (250GB under 10 seconds)
Recording Mode:	Always / Schedule / Motion Detection / Sensor Triggered
Multiplex Operation:	Live / Record / Playback / Network / Backup
Independent Remote Operation:	Yes
Audio I/O:	4 audio inputs, 1 audio outputs (RCA), (CH4 Two-way Audio)
Motion Detection Area:	22 x 15 grids per camera for all channels
Motion Detection Sensitivity:	6 adjustable levels
Backup Device:	1. USB Flash drive; 2. Network
USB Interface:	USB 2.0
Web Transmitting Compression Format:	H.264
Ethernet:	10/100 Base-T. Live view via Ethernet
Web Interface:	Support IE browser
Remote Alarm Notification:	Email snapshot to specific account
Network Protocol:	TCP/IP, DHCP, PPPoE and DDNS
IR Transmitter:	Yes
PTZ Control:	PELCO-D, PELCO-P and Samsung, through RS-485
Alarm I/O:	4 input, 2 output
Menu Lock:	Yes
Video Loss Detection:	Yes
Camera Title:	Support up to 12 letters
Video Adjustable:	Sharpness / Brightness / Contrast / Chroma / Hue
Date Display Format:	YYYY/MM/DD, MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY
3G support:	Android, Blackberry, iPhone, Symbian, Windows
Power Source:	DC 12V, 4A
Dimensions:	430×314×53 mm
Weight:	10lbs Approx.
System Recovery:	System auto recovery after power reconnected
VGA Interface:	Built-in, resolution: up to 1280x1024

DuncansOnline
"Two Year" Warranty

As a testament to our confidence in the quality of this product, DuncansOnline provides a full two year warranty on this item, a year beyond the manufacturer's warranty and the best surveillance camera warranty in the marketplace.

 No Hard Drive Installed

This price does not include a hard drive. Many people have a spare SATA IDE hard drive lying around. It is a snap to install one in this DVR. SATA hard drives are readily available at your local computer and electronics stores.

Using a Computer with a Capture Card

Requires some computer experience.

There is more set-up work and expense required - such as......

You usually need to buy a computer and pay for a copy of Windows.

Then you will need to buy a DVR Capture Card and physically install the card in the computer.

You will need to load the drivers for the card dealing with any conflicts.

Then you will need to install the capture card surveillance program and learn how to use it.

Generally a computer will draw more electricity running 24 hours a day.

An intruder will more likely grab and steal the computer.

A computer often will be noisier.

A bedroom installation is less desirable because of this noise.

Not well suited to being used as a personal computer at the same time

A DVR Stand Alone generally has a higher frame rate for less money

A computer with a DVR capture card usually has many more features.

If upgrading is required such as adding more cameras the computer/DVR card is a better choice

With a Stand Alone DVR

It is virtually a plug and play operation - faster to install - easy to operate.

There is no computer to purchase. It is less expensive than a computer.

A copy of Windows not required.

There is no DVR capture card to install, no drivers to load, no program to load.

It will normally have a higher frames per second recording rate for less money.

It is more reliable to operate...fewer things go wrong. It uses less electricity.

It has a smaller footprint than a computer...taking up far less space.

It is easier to hide. Intruder may not know what it is
 or even to look for it. Looks like a DVD player.

It has a simpler program to learn.

It is quieter - often fan less - can be in a bedroom.

To upgrade to more cameras, you can purchase a second system. You can run both at the same time.

How to View Your Cameras Right Over the Internet This stand alone DVR is designed for you to be able to view your cameras over your local area network, and over the Internet from a remote location. You can watch your home from your business, or vice versa, or from any Internet computer anywhere in the world. When you are at your business, you can see all your cameras from any computer on your local area network. When you are at home, you can see your cameras from either your large screen TV or from any other computer you have. If you have a wireless router you can walk around your home or business and see your cameras anytime on your wireless notebook.

 
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