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Blue USB 2.0 DVR adapter with four video inputs and two audio ports

VideoSecu

VideoSecu DVU105-N1 4 CH USB 2.0 DVR

SKU CH-K2M8-XG2ZT

Turn a PC into a 4-channel security recorder with MPEG4 capture at 30 frames per second and motion or schedule recording

  • TypeOther
  • ColorBlue
  • Features• Connect to any Desktop or Laptop through USB Port • Video
  • Package ContentsUSB 2.0 DVR Adapter and Software and manual CD
  • Turns a PC into a 4-channel DVR via USB 2.0 port
  • MPEG4 compression keeps file sizes manageable during long recordings
  • Records at 30 frames per second for smooth NTSC playback
  • Motion, schedule, manual and sensor-alarm recording modes
  • Remote viewing through IE browser or client software when away

4-Channel USB 2.0 DVR Adapter

The VideoSecu DVU105-N1 turns a desktop or laptop into a digital video recorder for up to four security cameras. It connects through a standard USB 2.0 port and includes software on CD for viewing and recording. The unit captures video in MPEG4 format at 30 frames per second under NTSC. It is intended for users comfortable with PC hardware and CCTV setup.

Replaces Standalone DVR Boxes

This adapter removes the need for a dedicated recorder appliance when a suitable Windows PC is already available. The jump is worthwhile if the computer runs Windows XP, 2000 or 98 on an Intel platform and has a free USB 2.0 connection. It is not for builders using AMD systems, 64-bit Vista or Windows 7, as those environments are unsupported.

Limited by USB 2.0 Bandwidth and Legacy OS Support

The USB 2.0 interface caps total throughput, so four simultaneous video streams share the same bus. Recording quality can be lowered across five levels to stay within that limit. Remote viewing relies on Internet Explorer or a specific client, both tied to older Windows versions. Buyers needing modern OS compatibility or higher multi-camera bandwidth should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Turns a PC into a 4-channel DVR via USB 2.0 port
  • MPEG4 compression keeps file sizes manageable during long recordings
  • Records at 30 frames per second for smooth NTSC playback
  • Motion, schedule, manual and sensor-alarm recording modes
  • Remote viewing through IE browser or client software when away

Specifications

BrandVideoSecu
ModelDVU105-N1
TypeOther
ColorBlue
Features• Connect to any Desktop or Laptop through USB Port • Video compression format: MPEG4 • 5 level recording quality options available • Display/recording: 30 frames per second (NTSC) • Record live video from the camera to the Hard drive in PC • Quad display • Multi-alarm triggering method: sensor alarm, motion detection, video loss, and HDD space shortage • Support remote surveillance view • Support remote playback function • Support IE web browser • Support PTZ control through web browser • Schedule mode, record by motion, and auto recycling • Support multi-channel playback, searching
Package ContentsUSB 2.0 DVR Adapter and Software and manual CD

Questions about this item

Does the adapter require a separate power supply or does it draw power from the USB 2.0 port?

The unit connects directly to a USB 2.0 port on the desktop or laptop, so it draws power from that port and needs no external supply.

What is the correct order for installing the software and plugging in the hardware?

Install the included software from the CD first, then plug the DVR adapter into the USB 2.0 port; Windows will then recognise the device and the software will detect the cameras.

How long can the device record before the hard drive fills up and auto-recycling starts?

Recording duration depends on the PC hard-drive capacity and the selected MPEG4 quality level; when space runs out the schedule, motion or sensor-alarm modes automatically overwrite the oldest files.

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