QC444 SOFTWARE FREE DOWNLOAD

And I truly hope others will contribute to this thread with information, details and questions! Using the remote control is possible but difficult. Ill check it out further. Actually seems like it has a couple more features such as individual encoding settings per channel for the network, which the basic Dahua does not have. These were mostly saved as a snapshot while playing back in the main PSS network software:. Its viewable from web browser but Internet Explorer ONLY claims other browsers too chrome, firefox , but that doesn't seem to work for me as it requires activex controls and weblets - I think that was a typo or maybe left over in the manual, specs and brochure from another q-see product?

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So to end, that DVR you got is actually being used by professionals, just as is the Avermedia and the Avtech worst ive used. I only want to know if there's motion when I'm closed. But obviously it's an expensive promise to make to people, especially to the average end-user who can be technically-challenged. While I'm sure these systems are not up to par with what professionals use and install, that is not this products bundle target audience either.

Very flexible configurations and recording options. Already have an account? As for tech support and cost Yours should look somewhat similar?

But this might be just me. There are going to be many like it anyway, ofcourse never sure until you test them as cheap color IRs vary. There is a basic option to change the bandwidth type, fluency, adaptive, or latency, I havent seen much difference.

Its a dahua DVR. The setup is not super easy, but I think anyone with basic computer knowledge should be able to set this up pretty easily. The mouse makes it so much easier. And you can configure it on your local network using a PC, which is nice. Nice one with this is their other units have HDMI output which tested is a little clearer than the VGA in this case, but the composite output is still the clearest as these are composite DVRs. I'm lucky in the sense I had the ability to buy, try and return or exchange as needed - and since I needed wanted 2 systems one for home and one for business I bought 1 of each to compare.

I wanted to change the CH1 and CH2 encoding options.

The output video is a proprietary. And I truly hope others will contribute to this thread with information, details and questions!

Q-See QC444 - standalone DVR - 4 channels Specs

The narrow view camera's have an extremely limited viewing angle! The daytime video is pretty good, the only bad eoftware in my opinion is when there are shadow area's and bright sun area's on the screen at the same time - the shadow area is almost completely black and not viewable. The quick on the camera's: And I never could figure out how to change any settings on the dvr.

Of course I did. PSS just flat out confuses me.

Doesn't sync time automatically with free time servers online. I don't like this. I didn't want to go sit on the floor in front of the tv to change the encode settings, so I logged in using PSS - and I can get the playback going, but that's about where I get stuck, and I never could get it to "save" the layout - so each time I sfotware PSS I have to re-login, re-connect to the dvr, re-launch each camera.

Softwafe something that I really pride myself and company in providing for free.

Q-See QC DVR Consumer's Mini-Review - Digital Video Recorders -

Q-see QC DVR with GB hard drive and the bundle came with 4x 40ft 27ir led's night vision cameras, cables, power supplies, 1 4x splitter for cameras, cat5 internet cable, usb mouse and remote control, sofgware and some software. I have the same one here, except its with HDMI. It's a great story And my son is who made me softwaree report it in the first place From what I've read here and other places cameras seem to be the weakest link in any of these systems.

I had the QT from costco, and the cmos cameras are awful.