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Re: Boat Camera Question.
Originally Posted by spyguy
yes, PVR's (Digital recorders) are being used as well, we use a PVR - digital recorder that will record 80+ hours from a single or up to 4 cameras plus 2 audio sources. They are becoming more and more available. In-expensive too.
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Re: Boat Camera Question.
PM Nauti Kitty one of his companys is an awsome stereo business, that does headsets ,stereos, and flat screens and camara's. He has done work on the Predator Nor Tech and Lick This 46 Skater. Steve
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Re: Boat Camera Question.
Originally Posted by cookee
Which one is that? - coming over to the Miami show from the UK and the exchange rate means prices are good for us at the moment!
http://www.supercircuits.com/ProductImages/mdvr2.jpg Description Here is the worlds smallest hard-drive based digital video recorder! It breaks new ground in performance, price and size. At only 5.1 X 3.3 X 1.3 and 12.3 ounces, it is significantly smaller and lighter than the clamshell design tape-based units. It records near-DVD quality MPEG-4 video and high fidelity stereo audio when connected to any standard video and audio source. The 40 gigabyte model will record up to 80 hours of video and audio! Rugged case has a built-in 3.5 inch backlighted TFT LCD display for easy camera set-up and playback of recorded video, along with convenient analog video/audio inputs and outputs for easy connection to any standard video camera and any standard video monitor for external playback. In addition, it has a high-speed USB 2.0 computer connection for easy downloading or uploading of video files. Records using the industry standard MPEG4 Codec. Easy on-screen menus and the RealONE embedded software make set-up and operation easy. Operates for up to 4 hours of video playback from the included rechargeable lithium-ion battery (or longer with the built-in monitor switched off while recording), or connects to 12 volts DC, or operates from AC power using the included 100-240V AC adapter/charger. Comes with charger/adapter, rechargable battery, carrying case, connecting cables, easy operation instructions, and 1 year warranty. Only 12.3 ounces Dimensions: 5.1 X 3.3 X 1.3 Records up to 80 hours of video and audio Built-in 3.5 inch backlighted TFT LCD display for easy camera set-up and playback of video Convenient analog video/audio inputs and outputs High-speed USB 2.0 computer connection for easy downloading or uploading of video files Records using the industry standard MPEG4 Codec Easy on-screen menus and the RealONE embedded software Operates for up to 4 hours of video playback from the included rechargeable lithium-ion battery |
Re: Boat Camera Question.
How much is something like this?
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Re: Boat Camera Question.
Originally Posted by tssteph
How much is something like this?
cameras - 150-400 mics - 25 - 100 configuration and install - ? |
Re: Boat Camera Question.
I have also been starting to set up a system fotr the bike and boat you should look at this mount for the lipstick camera you just release the handle and it stays in place place it really high qualit and used to made by man frotto
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...ku=5558&is=REG |
Re: Boat Camera Question.
Originally Posted by spyguy
http://www.supercircuits.com/ProductImages/mdvr2.jpg
Description Here is the worlds smallest hard-drive based digital video recorder! It breaks new ground in performance, price and size. It's more money, and I would need the waterproof box, and of course at least one bigger memory card so it would be very expensive! |
Re: Boat Camera Question.
Thanks for the replies
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