Q-See QSD2304L 4 Channel H.264 Pentaplex Network DVR with (CIF) Realtime Recording per Channel
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- Record & Display at 120 FPS
- H.264 Compression (CIF) Real-time Recording Per Channel
- USB Mouse Function, or Backup to Flash Drive, External Harddrive or CD/DVD-RW
- 2 Audio Inputs & 2 Audio Outputs
- Supports up to 4 Cameras
Q-SEE QSD2304L 4-CH H.264 Network Digital Video Recorder Keep the premises safe and secure with the new Q-See QSD2304L 4-channel H.264 network DVD with CIF real-time recording per channel. Sophisticated features include remote surveillance, playback, and recording, as well as remote control DVD (IE embedded). The QSD2304L offers a variety of recording modes, flexible display mode, mulit-method searching, plus an innovative triplex function that allows you to monitor, record, and playback simultaneously. This super security system also features easy backup (through network software by scanning HDD and external USB 1.1 devices), and remote view (supports IE browser and client software). Please see complete specifications and features below. Property from thieves and other intruders with the Q-See QSD2304 4-channel H.264 network DVD with CIF real-time recording per channel.
Title: Q-See QSD2304L 4 Channel H.264 Pentaplex Network DVR with (CIF) Realtime Recording per Channel
Manufacturer: Q-See, Model: QSD2304L
Item Dimensions: 21 x 5 x 15 inches, 7.95 pounds
Package Dimensions: 20.7 x 14.7 x 5.4 inches, 8.8 pounds
- Works, image quality not great, consider other brands
- I've had this unit for just about a week now and I'm already preparing to send it back. Whenever I hook a camera up to this unit and connect the video output to a monitor, the image quality is pixelated quite heavily to the point where it's impossible to distinguish faces from 10 feet away in broad daylight (using Q-See's own line of cameras such… More reviews
- Solid 4 channel DVR
- This is the latest 2008 model from Q-see. I have had this unit for a month, and it is the newest edition h.264 DVR, Meaning that the compression method is most effecient compared to the old MPEG4 codec. The embedded IE viewer is excellent and feature rich, you can access the device outside your office and review old video,… More reviews
