Consumer Electronics introduced
New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
- Resolution & FPS Setup by Each Channel.
- Mouse, remote, batter and SATA cable included.
- SATA devices supported.
- VGA ON Board Built-in VGA (1920 x 1080).
- EZ DDNS Only 2 steps, monitoring in 10 seconds.
- Supports 16 Languages.
- CMS (Central Management System) supports unlimited DVR.
- Intelligent 3G/GPRS Mobile Surveillance: Symbian, Windows Mobile, JAVA, iPhone, Blackberry, Android.
- GUI with 32 bit True Color.
- Upgrade Firmware by USB or Network.
- H.264 Main Profile Compression Technology, which save 20% or more recording size than traditional H.264 Baseline Profile codec.
- 2 USB allows to operate DVR by mouse or touch panel screen. Triplex for Recording, Playback and Network.
- 4CH Real-Time display on 120fps/NTSC Supports D1 / HD1 / CIF Resolutions.
- Triple Stream, recording at D1 and viewing at CIF remotely Supports 100% Independent Network.
- Watermark & Scrambling examination to verify recorded files.
New US411L 4 Channel a Commercial/Industrial Grade DVR with Embedded Linux Operating System hardware H.264 Compression DVR with Real Time Remote Surveillance. This is the most stable, the best user friendly and the most advanced H.264 DVR on the market. The US411L provide ‘always-on’ recording capability, with variable resolution, image quality, image rate, and audio recording; all are adjustable per channel. This US411L has several recording modes, including schedule, motion, alarm and panic button recording, each with individually adjustable settings per channel. The US411L have strong networking for Remote Viewing and data archiving features for Backup, along with a handheld IR Remote Controller and an optional USB Thumb Drive. The US411L boasts a large storage capacity, supporting up to 2TB hard drive H.264 compression reduces HDD consumption, yet allows for excellent image reproduction, at any resolution. The powerful user friendly GUI ties it all together with a simple to use menu and strong admin features. Built-in zoom and playback filter for full control and clarity Recording. Through its built-in audio channel you can record and playback audio with video over the internet. Dual coder allow for dual stream for 100% independent Remote view and live operation. Backup options available through a USB 2.0 Port.
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(out of 14 reviews)
List Price: $ 399.99
Price: $ 159.99
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#2 written by Nitpicker 1 year ago
Review by Nitpicker for New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
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I use this DVR as the central point of my home security system. I purchased a 1TB SATA drive from Amazon which was easy to install into the unit. I have 4 security cameras connected to the DVR which can be viewed individually or as a group of four on my LAN. The manufacturer provides software to view or record the DVR data over a LAN onto a computer. The DVR functions as a web server with its own static IP address when connected to your LAN. The DVR (and all cameras) can be accessed over the internet by port forwarding over a router/modem and then setting up a dynamic dns account. Setting up the DVR for viewing/recording over your LAN is easy. Setting up the port forwarding with dynamic dns is more complicated. A web search can provide tips on the best way to do this.With the 1TB hard drive, I am able to record over 3 weeks of video data, all for a cost of around $250. Truly a great deal. I also own the 561 model which has been running 24/7 for over a year without any problems. The 561 model comes with a remote control which makes programming easier, but the 560 has all the same functionality on the front control panel.
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#3 written by CyrusMac_96706 1 year ago
Review by CyrusMac_96706 for New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
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I have the model that comes with the 250GB HDD and I am very satisfied with the unit. Like some of the reviews I do think that some of the menu functions/options are quite difficult to understand and that you have to play around with them to see what they do. I’ve had it running for about year with just a few minutes of interruptions and still running good.I just enter my current IP and I am able to watch my house while at work and keep an eye on my kids when they get home from, or when they don’t have, school. I have a dynamic IP so before I leave for work I make check to make sure what is my current IP. My ISP changes my IP every month – sometimes every week so it’s not a big deal. It has worked flawlessly so far. I will be replacing the existing HD with 1.5TB HD soon.
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#4 written by Jason Altenbaugh 1 year ago
Review by Jason Altenbaugh for New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
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This is going to be an attempt at a thorough review.Background – I’m an IT guy, not a security guy, at my house we started off trying to us a PC DVR card with software, don’t waste your time, difficult to configure, compatibility issues, the whole bit – THIS DEVICE IS THE WAY TO GO.
Ordered it, dropped in the hard drive (fresh from the box, no formatting, no messing around), plugged in the camera, set the time, and BINGO, we’re online and recording. (We’re using a 5400 RPM, “GREEN” drive from a major manufacturer and it works great. I could care less about going “green”, it was cheap, 1TB will give us 45 days of recording – may or may not vary depending how many cameras are being used.) Literally plug ‘n play, I was shocked! Comes with a BNC to RCA adapter, so it hooks up to your TV or other device, no problem. When you fire up the DVR, you can stop there if you choose – install nothing else, and just load up your web browser (in your local network) and type in the local IP address and you’re all set, install the active-x (which pops up by itself in IE) and there’s you picture – INCLUDING all the DVR settings and option for multiple other web user accounts with different security options. So you can have an awesome setup with no software if you so desire.
Features – This device and packaged software does everything any home and small business person would ever needs. Brightness, darkness, saturation, hue, if you want it to beep for motion or not, alerts or not, and so on, even has a VGA/d-sub port and you can configure the output resolution. The packaged software allows you to do everything the actual device can do, and MORE. You can set it up to record a time interval before and after a motion alert for example – and it’s very sensitive, so it won’t miss anything and it creates an easy to use log so you can play back the ‘event’ quickly and easily. It came with a full set of instructions for basic use, printed out, LARGE print, with screenshots, directions on how to get the DVR online in your network. (It’s easy as pie for anyone with basic networking skills and even people without.) Too many features and options to list, any person getting started with be VERY IMPRESSED WITH THIS DVR. (If you’ve never set up surveillance before, just get yourself some BNC adapters and/or cables, it works just like a regular TV cable, but with different ends on the cables, that’s all.)
Cons: The remote is horrible, VERY unintuitive (if that’s a word.) Secondly, the remote is horrible. It doesn’t really matter though, for what this device is made for, you can do everything you need to be without even using half the buttons on the remote – even if you knew what “F2″ on a remote meant. (You can tell the remote directions didn’t translate well into English, but the large print directions, re the network setup, from the seller on Amazon (I assume) were great.) The beeping noises this thing makes (for every little thing) can get annoying, but you can turn them off in the menu. Passcode for every little thing can get annoying too, but you can turn that off as well.
Conclusion – This is VERY IMPRESSIVE for what I’d consider an entry level system, despite the remote control issues (which can easily be overcome using the computer interface), this DVR performs as promised and beyond. If you don’t want to get all into the details and special configurations, you can have it up and running and reliably recording in the most basic form in under 10 minutes.
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#5 written by Big E 1 year ago
Review by Big E for New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
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I bought the DVR without a hard drive because I figured it would be cheaper to purchase my own (and it was). Nevertheless, the product is fantastic. I am not disappointed at all. It was easy to install the hard drive, easy to set up and looks fantastic (even on my 15″ monitor). I have not yet tried the remote viewing, but I will certainly update my review once that portion of the system has been checked out. I am very impressed with this DVR and would highly recommend this product to anyone. -
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Review by Michael Farias for New 4 Channel Embedded Linux US411L H.264 Network DVR With No Hard Drive, Real time True Triplex with built web server for remote viewing and operation, backup and operation 4CH DVR 120FPS SATA ready.
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I’ve had this unit for a few weeks, and I’ve been experimenting with camera positions and lighting. This Security DVR has worked perfectly.
All features work, as advertised, and are well implemented.
PROS:
-Motion detection with pre-record (pre-time stamps motion event) works great. I really like the function which allows you to fast forward at 32x, and the unit slows right down to 1x right before a car or person walks on my property, then resumes FF when it leaves the frame. I can spend 20 minutes after work, and see every person or vehicle that has entered my property for the past 9 hours I’ve been at work. Very cool!
-I can access the unit from any computer in my house. The software included allows access to the DVR menu functions as well. Streaming video over my LAN has been glitch free and solid full motion. I haven’t tried accessing the box away from home yet. I will update my review if there are any problems with that. (I doubt there will be. The firmware and software have been well de-bugged, for the most part)
CONS:
I only have a couple of gripes about the unit:
-The menu is a little hard to understand, and you have to experiment with certain menu functions to discover what they actually do.(This is obviously a translation issue.) Once you have figured out what does what,
the menu settings are easy to use, and well implemented.
-The compression used by the unit does degrade the resolution a bit, when streaming or recording. Not by much though. The streaming video has very little degradation, and the recorded video is a little worse, with some slight pixelation on the “Best” setting. I understand that this is a compromise between picture quality and disk space, however, I wish it had a better resolution recording option. Large disk drives are relatively cheap anyway. This may become an issue if you are trying to identify a face in the distance. We’ll see . . .
Overall, I’m extremely pleased with this Security DVR.
It is well built, and does pretty much everything I would want.
It would be nice to have the USB Flash Drive backup on this one,
but you have to move up to a more expensive model to get that functionality.
For the price, this DVR is an absolute BARGAIN! I’ve seen VERY similar Security DVRs for $180 and up. (sans drive)
I highly recommend this unit.