I come across this often , DIY installs connected to the Internal customer network , and picked up on on if because passwords are still on default , and allot of them internal cameras around the house apparently secure various makes and models
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-50760103
No the 48 would work , sure experts might agree
But if it was choice I would buy the 96 anyway , depending where and how you buy it , not much in the price
Customer calls , cqr carbon monoxide sensor activation, alarm silenced but detector sound still activating
Told them over phone open your windows and you garden door
I happen to be on route to another place with this in-between , got there sounder has cleared
What you think , detector faulty ? Boiler man tells them buy a portable detector before calling him out
Ok so go Screwfix or b&q and get a Yale fix it yourself end of story really
Your story has been done here so many times
Dinner is in the dog yeah?
You want it for safety
You have dog
And something behind your 40" katana behind wardrobe
Oh and your a light sleeper yes? So protecting yourself is easy ......
No offence old chap of course
Buy better TV ?
Question what TV model is ?
You could take the DVR to someone else where it might support the resolution then in the menu , change it to lower resolution and then bring it back to yours
But you must have an old TV if it doesn't display most models are atleast 1080p now and the DVR should have auto switched aswell
Had this a little while ago , again it was broadband issue , only difference I knew when engineer was coming , met him on site and he actually helped reconfigure wiring until his tester was happy end of story
But what swb said is spot on