Silent NVR?

[al-yeti]

2 hours ago, Chappie said:

For mouse or IR remote control.

Then I would say you don't really know what your doing 

 

Again put the NVR somewhere else and make whatever you need remote 

[Chappie]

6 hours ago, james.wilson said:

Is the client or you not fussed about theft of device in that location? 

The "client" is my dear old mum who has no security problem as she lives in a gated community. The system is to enable her to see her garden and the birds.

[Chappie]

5 hours ago, al-yeti said:

Then I would say you don't really know what your doing 

 

Again put the NVR somewhere else and make whatever you need remote 

:-) If I knew what I was doing I probably wouldn't be here asking questions. 

[al-yeti]

3 hours ago, Chappie said:

:-) If I knew what I was doing I probably wouldn't be here asking questions. 

Cool dude of course

 

so get some extenders that allow hdmi and IR on one unit , if the distance is short like 10m then use a hdmi cable and separate cable for mouse and ir extender with it and your done 

 

Ultimately it costs a small budget to do these things with extra bits and bobs 

 

 

[Chappie]

22 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

Cool dude of course

 

so get some extenders that allow hdmi and IR on one unit , if the distance is short like 10m then use a hdmi cable and separate cable for mouse and ir extender with it and your done 

 

Ultimately it costs a small budget to do these things with extra bits and bobs 

 

 

Thanks, I'll try that. Should have thought of it myself as I'm already using HDMI extenders to transmit my Sky feed to a remote TV and it works very well.