I did a backup to a DVD to see what the quality would be like playing back but its not very good the picture seems very noise i wonder if i have some settings wrong or this is what happens when you backup to a DVD.

It creates a file named DVR-04CH.AJP with a webplayer.

I would like to upload so others can see but will you be able to play and let me know what you tihnk of quality. I am going to upload to a server now and will put a link on soon.

Does it match normal playback quality when viewed from the DVR or remote software?

Does it match normal playback quality when viewed from the DVR or remote software?

Just found a camera setting where you can change the brightness just changed that and i am now burning a CD again.

Does it match normal playback quality when viewed from the DVR or remote software?

Does it match normal playback quality when viewed from the DVR or remote software?

Hi this is one backup its so nosiey in the picture. Im trying to find a place to upload one from my old DVR plyer it was so much clearer. I think i have settings wrong i will upload a couple more.

CAM03_20070117_190114.zip

Should be getting a quality simillar to that shown on the review page.?

http://www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/Content/smart.asp

BTW: That Zip wont unZip..?

Here is one more im trying to find a way of reducing the size of my old DVDR as the copy is over 500mb in size.

I assume i must have a setting wrong.

I wonder if its different because it is at night ? However the other one seemed to perform ok

CCTV2.zip

Does it match normal playback quality when viewed from the DVR or remote software?

when watching on the TV the picture is OK not fantastic. But the recording is worse once backed up onto disk or when played accross the network.

See, wasn't that hard a question was it.

If it's not great when viewing on a monitor then it sounds more like the cameras than the burning process are the culprit.

From what I've seen of the JPEG2000 machines the network view and backup copies have been identical and these have been of slightly lower quality than live view, but not to the extent where I would call them noisy or unusable. I haven't used a DVR yet that can match network viewing to live view quality.