anyone know home security DVR systems?
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Use an ethernet cable and connect it to your router.
If you have it connected to your network you can usually export the video through a Web interface or client software.
Otherwise you need to export the video to a flash drive or burn it to a disc.
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If you have it connected to your network you can usually export the video through a Web interface or client software.
Otherwise you need to export the video to a flash drive or burn it to a disc.
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ok, so i connect an ethernet cable from the DVR to the wireless router?
then what?
could i connect a ethernet cable from the back of the DVR to the ethernet port on back of the PC?
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Lol!
Do you have a flash drive you can plug into the unit?
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Do you have a flash drive you can plug into the unit?
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yea, i guess that is going to have to be how i do it.
sorry for not getting back to you, power went out last night and just came back on about 2 hours ago.
my router and computers are not on the backup power grid.
sorry for not getting back to you, power went out last night and just came back on about 2 hours ago.
my router and computers are not on the backup power grid.
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