Hi,

From a thread a few months back you installed the R200 DVR from rf concepts I was just wondering how this unit performed you said it had loads of features what about the recording quality etc...

any feedback

We have installed many of these now.

Customers seem happy with the image quality & features easy unit to network.

Only glitch we have found is an interminant audio if using motion detection.

RF are investigating this with the manufacturer.

We have installed many of these now.

Customers seem happy with the image quality & features easy unit to network.

Only glitch we have found is an interminant audio if using motion detection.

RF are investigating this with the manufacturer.

hi baywatch,

hope i'm not offering to suck eggs for you here,

have you tried increasing the post record say to 6 seconds? i don't know this kit but find most motionrecordings are defaulted to short a time, so the perf only has a few shots taken if they remain still say at a safe.

just a thought and only trying to help,

//shuts up and creeps back inside my little box containing my whole world - incase i upset someone

regs

alan

Thanks for the advice.

No the problem is as follows:

Camera No1 has audio & records perfectly when triggered by motion detection, absolutely no problem with video or audio.

Camera No2 has no audio, but if the motion is triggered here while camera No1 is recording then the audio on camera No1 goes intermitent, video records as normal. I think its a glitch in the software.

Thanks for the advice.

No the problem is as follows:

Camera No1 has audio & records perfectly when triggered by motion detection, absolutely no problem with video or audio.

Camera No2 has no audio, but if the motion is triggered here while camera No1 is recording then the audio on camera No1 goes intermitent, video records as normal. I think its a glitch in the software.

hmmm, i'm only guessing but i would suspect too much load on the processor when audio is then ignored for video processing.

is this more budget than pro stuff? thats not being rude just assesing its 'market' level. is it a case of getting what you pay for - or perhaps not?

regs

alan

This is a budget unit used for small domestic installations.

You do only get what you pay for which is why I was reorting the glitch to the enquirer.

This is a budget unit used for small domestic installations.

You do only get what you pay for which is why I was reorting the glitch to the enquirer.

sometimes you have to accept the swings & round-a-bouts, if recording is reasonably good, then something gets downgraded like the case or the buttons and in this case the audio side.

trying to get over you point to an R.O.C. company can be tiresome they keep saying 'yes i understand and smile a lot' thats it

regs

alan

Hi,

I purchsed one of these dvrs around 6 months ago. Had no end of problems with it. In the end i got sunkwang to send me a lead and firmware upgrade from korea. That was fun believe me. The unit wouldn't even do a time search, or play back without freezing or rebooting before the firmware update. The USB backup facility is usless and only works 5 times out of 10. Other from that, record quality is average. Would seriously think twice about buying one again as cop and dynamic dvrs seem to perform much better for around the same price.