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i am about to buy a dvr surveillance system for a bar. i would like to hear from anyone who has set up a digital system (not connected to a pc though) and knows some of the specs for streaming broadcasts over the internet, such as the crucial elements which need to be set up to successfully implement these systems.

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by guruofdos

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by orpheum

thanx alot for the wonderful resources, man. i actually was pressed for time with this install and opted for the "ipcam for idiots" choice. d-link's dcs-1000. onboard web server. not bad, but not enough features for real surveillance. good for thosepay-per-porn sites i'm sure, but this camera package was not meant for surveillance. i will try out these 2 sources on my next install, depending on the budget of my clients of course.
good karma to you, man.
orpheum

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