VGA or DVI Input

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Hi All

Just wondering if anybody knows of an NVR that has one or two DVI or VGA inputs? If not, does anybody know of a DVI/VGA to NVR Ethernet converter? I've googled, but everything has DVI or VGA outputs so that keeps popping up.
 
Scoticus said:
Hi All

Just wondering if anybody knows of an NVR that has one or two DVI or VGA inputs? If not, does anybody know of a DVI/VGA to NVR Ethernet converter? I've googled, but everything has DVI or VGA outputs so that keeps popping up.
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Most Modern Day NVR's do NOT have DVI outputs. Most Consumer based NVR's have 1 VGA and 1 HDMI output. You can go VGA over IP to extend the video signal. You could also go from VGA to DVI. If Needed, they have those out there also.

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Scoticus said:
Hi All

Just wondering if anybody knows of an NVR that has one or two DVI or VGA inputs? If not, does anybody know of a DVI/VGA to NVR Ethernet converter? I've googled, but everything has DVI or VGA outputs so that keeps popping up.
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My curiosity is killing me.....what is it you're wanting to achieve by INPUTTING DVI or VGA into a NVR?
Is it to record something that comes up on a PC screen?
 
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TonyR said:
My curiosity is killing me.....what is it you're wanting to achieve by INPUTTING DVI or VGA into a NVR?
Is it to record something that comes up on a PC screen?
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LOL, I caught that also, I'm thinking its gatta be a typo on the OP Post.
 
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LOL, I caught that also, I'm thinking its gatta be a typo on the OP Post.
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Me too until at the end he says "....I've googled, but everything has DVI or VGA outputs so that keeps popping up. "
I guess we'll find out when he comes back.
 
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TonyR is correct. I wish to have something recorded that is output from a computer. I'd like to be able to play this and the camera back side by side from the same device.

Barboots, I thought of that too, but I'm not familiar with the input standards for the NVR's. Would I need to find one that outputs the IP signal with a specific protocol, and would I just essentially plug it in as another camera?
 
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Scoticus said:
TonyR is correct. I wish to have something recorded that is output from a computer. I'd like to be able to play this and the camera back side by side from the same device.

Barboots, I thought of that too, but I'm not familiar with the input standards for the NVR's. Would I need to find one that outputs the IP signal with a specific protocol, and would I just essentially plug it in as another camera?
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Consider DeskCamera .

They state "Turn a Windows PC into an ONVIF IP Camera....." and ".....It allows to watch and record desktop screen/webcam activities with any VMS/NVR software that supports ONVIF"
 
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NVRs tend to only accept input in the form of video streams transmitted over ethernet/wifi. The exception to this is hybrid DVR/NVRs which may have BNC connectors for analog cameras.

If you want an NVR to capture VGA, DVI, or HDMI, then you need an external box (about $200).


 
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Consider DeskCamera .

They state "Turn a Windows PC into an ONVIF IP Camera....." and ".....It allows to watch and record desktop screen/webcam activities with any VMS/NVR software that supports ONVIF"
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DeskCamera If worked as advertised could be handy at times.
 
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