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- 4 BNC video inputs for connection of 4 wired cameras + 1 audio input
- 30 fps (total) at 720 x 480 resolution for smooth, detailed video
- Includes Windows 7 32 bit and 64 bit / Vista / XP driver and SecurityCenter software for viewing, recording, or internet access
- MPEG4 and H.264 video compression, with or without motion detection
- Compatible with LuxRiot or BlueIris software if only 1 channel is used
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Product Description
The Sharx Security SCXSC200 card is a new generation 4 channel audio / video capture card for desktop PCs. The included SecurityCenter software allows viewing and recording of up to 4 security cameras on your computer, with or without motion detection. The included SecurityPlayer software allows remote internet access.
Unlike other DVR cards this card also captures one channel of audio and comes with a Microsoft WHQL certified Windows driver which allow use with third party DVR software such as BlueIris and LuxRiot.
Video quality is excellent on this card. A single channel can be captured at near DVD quality with D1 resolution (720 x 480) and a full 30 frames per second. When 4 channels are in use the frame rate drops due to the switching between channels. If you need 4 channels at full 30 fps each, consider our SCXSC300 card which supports 16 switched or 4 full motion video inputs. If you do not have a free PCI slot in your desktop computer consider our SCXSC104LUSB 4 channel USB 2.0 DVR system.
If needed, RCA/BNC adapters or video cables are available separately and not included.
Card ships in OEM white box with manual on CD.
Note: Fully supported on Windows 7 32 and 64, Vista 32 and XP. Not supported on Server 2003, 2008, 2010, or emulated or virtual versions of Windows, 64 bit Windows older than Windows 7, or any Windows version older than XP.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
when i bought the cameras with a receiver from this company, i did not see a good use from these products until i bought the same brand-PCE Digital Video REcorder DVR and Remote internet Access Card with Windows Driver and Software. At first, we were confused, but when i contacted the company and got a very good customer service, we made the products work. For most people, we are not sure what to get. When i recommend these products to my friend, he was not sure how to install them. It will be great that the products come with clear instructions and what people should get for the whole system.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I purchased the Sharx SCXSC200 DVR to record video from my home alarm system cameras. I wanted a system that could record about 7 days of video before it over wrote the video files. The DVR card was installed in a computer close to where my alarm system was located. That computer was connected through my home network to another computer where I wanted to monitor the video from my cameras. Both of my computers use the Vista (32-bit) OS. The DVR card comes with a watchdog cable that allows the DVR card to reset the computer if there is a power outage etc. Software installation was easy, although I did have to ask for help with the settings for the firewalls for the two computers. The technical support people were great. I received an answer to my questions the next day. Having access to the live and recorded video on a 2nd computer is very convenient. This is a good product for the money.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
The PCI card appears to work well, but the accompanying SecurityCenter software is disappointing. I purchased a four-channel system, but currently only have two cameras - yet the unused channels cannot be 'turned off' in the display. So half the (valuable) screen space taken up by the app is doing sweet FA. Moreover, although the window in which the app runs can be minimised, it cannot be resized. This is a serious flaw.
All the vendor has to say is:
"Attach a second monitor to your computer. Then the SecurityCenter will run on one monitor and you can use the other monitor for your regular work.
... another option is to use different software such as Blue Iris, however Blue Iris can only see one camera at 30 fps on the SCXSC200 PCI card, and 4 cameras on the SCXSC300 PCI-Express card."
Unforunately I bought the SCXSC200 PCI card.
All the vendor has to say is:
"Attach a second monitor to your computer. Then the SecurityCenter will run on one monitor and you can use the other monitor for your regular work.
... another option is to use different software such as Blue Iris, however Blue Iris can only see one camera at 30 fps on the SCXSC200 PCI card, and 4 cameras on the SCXSC300 PCI-Express card."
Unforunately I bought the SCXSC200 PCI card.
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