+1 for wirepath, great iphone/ipad app, easily integrates into touchpanels and Ipads. If you get the 100 series DVR (their basic), make sure you include an additional 2TB HDD and swap out the one it comes with. with 4 cams, you only hold about 4 days of video, 2TB extends it to almost 2 weeks. Their software is on an embedded chip, so you can just swap out the HDD and reformat through the menu.
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--- In Crestron@..., Georges Khalil <georges.khalil@...> wrote:
I second Tony's choice. Wirepath are very easy to integrate. And their
support is great.
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Engineering Manager
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On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 10:28 AM, Tony Golden <mrgolden@...>wrote:
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In regard to integration, Digital Watchdog is horrible. IC Realtime is a
little better, but not great. I don't have any experience with OpenEye.
Unless there are specific requirements, my first choice is now WirePath.
They have very good IR/serial/Ethernet control, HDMI outputs, apps for
Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android, and can stream directly to most IP
touchpanels, including Mobile Pro.
--- In Crestron@..., "texascbounds" <clbounds@> wrote:
Have you checked out digital watch dog, ic realtime or openeye?
--- In Crestron@..., "markcrestrongroup" <mark@> wrote:
Hi,
Besides Crestron control (even basic IR, etc. is fine), I'm looking
for a DVR with a good mobile app. I just tried an Everfocus, and the
Android app allows viewing one camera at a time. No quad view, no drag and
drop cameras in the grid, etc., just one camera at a time.
I have seen screenshots, etc. of other DVR's with these mobile
features.
It gets expensive to test these, as there are seemingly hundreds of
DVR's out there now with various features.
Again, I'd like to find a go to DVR with a mobile app that allows
multi-view, drag and drop camera placement, etc. I've seen them, just not
sure exactly which models/brands they are.
Was looking at Speco and iDVR (
).
Thanks for any help.
Mark
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