#Video viewer cctv avtech Pc#

#Video viewer cctv avtech Pc#

I've used PC card CCTV connected to the same external cameras and linked to a laptop in the past - the quality was very good.

That is my last resort because I am concerned that the composite video quality will be worse than the VGA quality, which has not been as good as I'd hoped. I appreciate that if I can't get the VGA to work, then I will just buy a composite cable and use the TV as a monitor. It's a Toshiba 17' flatscreen TV that has a VGA mode. That's the guy that got away selling it cheaper than most on this forum, because he obviously didn't have to account for the extra costs of support, backup and training.especially when a lot of the CCTV guys here are going to do it for him -for free! Ray - the first stop for help, should be the person who sold it to you.

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give. Still no joy.Дoes anyone have a suggestion please? It's my own daft fault for not double checking the display setting I chose before restarting the system. I've even updated the Firmware (thanks to this forum) to 1043. I can still see cameras and change basic setting on the DVR by logging in remotely by using Video Viewer, but this isn't really ideal for me. I have performed a hard reset, but still have no video signal. I might have accidentally selected 'Composite' instead, because after the system restarted, the VGA monitor is not picking up any video signal. I wanted to improve the image quality so I went to the advanced settings (I think) and changed the Display settings from 'Auto' to what I think was 'VGA'. I have an Avtech 674a connected to a VGA display.