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May 17, 2013
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We installed an IP system with 4 cameras and an 8 channel NVR. We also installed a mic that plugged into one of the IPVD-EL3MPIR cameras. When playing back video and audio on channel one from the NVR, both are very choppy, video and audio. Is there something that causes this. I can understand if we are logged in remotely but this is happening right at the NVR.
March 27, 2013
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What type of settings you have under the encoding for that channel? Also schedule will be affect how is recording. Remember our recorders can change bit rate speed if recording motion or 24/7 continuous.
May 17, 2013
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the camera is a three megapixel camera which is only recording at 1080p, even though I have changed it to 2048 x 1536 twice. The bit rate is at 6144 and 20fps. Should I change this? I am experiencing this problem when using playback at the NVR.
May 17, 2013
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We used a short piece of rg59 with two BNC compression fittings, one on each end, to connect the mic to the camera. The mic has a femace RCA end and the camera has a female RCA end. Damon gave me two RCA to BNC fittings, but the BNC ends were female. Would this make a difference? We were unable find the proper adapter at Radio Shack.
March 27, 2013
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Take a pic of what you got please. To my knowledge all you need to connect the mic to e camera is a rca male to male.
May 17, 2013
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Hey Jesus, do you carry a male to male adapter vecause we could not find one. We were supplied with two male rca to female bnc connectors.
January 3, 2014
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While we do not carry a Male to Male RCA adapter we do have the RCA Male to BNC Female adapter. You can connect this with a 3' cable and get the audio from the MIC to the Camera as show in the Images. Another trick is to add two BNC-COMP Connectors and use a bit of Siamese cable and make your own shorter cable.
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