Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW
 

Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW

New Question wrote:
Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW

Depends ont he type of video out it has...

If it's 50Ohm Coax composite style (if you can plug it into your tele and
tune to it) then it should work... if it's composite video on a phono style
plug, that should also work, and if it's s-video than that should work too.

It could of course be completely propriatery.

Ben
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"/mel/" wrote in message
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New Question wrote:

Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW

Yes, why?

Because we would like to experiment with home video security without the
expense of purchasing dedicated equipment.

"New Question" wrote:

"/mel/" wrote in message
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New Question wrote:

Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW

Yes, why?

Because we would like to experiment with home video security without the
expense of purchasing dedicated equipment.



I use a video camcorder and software from http://www.gotchanow.com/.
The software has some problems, but it works well enough for me. They
do have a 30 day free trial.

--
Jim Rusling
Partially Retired
Mustang, OK
http://www.rusling.org

Jim Rusling wrote:

"New Question" wrote:

"/mel/" wrote in message
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New Question wrote:

Has anyone ever attached a home/building security camera to an ATI AiW

Yes, why?

Because we would like to experiment with home video security without the
expense of purchasing dedicated equipment.



I use a video camcorder and software from http://www.gotchanow.com/.
The software has some problems, but it works well enough for me. They
do have a 30 day free trial.

--
Jim Rusling
Partially Retired
Mustang, OK
http://www.rusling.org

Hey Jim, like your pictures of your dogs but the lake pics come up as
not found on this server. But it could be on this end too.
Easy

Easy wrote:

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The requested URL /jrusling/lake\thumbnails.html was not found on this
server.

The above is the error, copied and paste, of what I got. Am using XP
Home and Netscape 4.78 as my news reader. Have had no other problems.
Easy

I think I have it fixed.

--
Jim Rusling
Partially Retired
Mustang, OK
http://www.rusling.org

Jim Rusling wrote:

Easy wrote:

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The requested URL /jrusling/lake\thumbnails.html was not found on this
server.

The above is the error, copied and paste, of what I got. Am using XP
Home and Netscape 4.78 as my news reader. Have had no other problems.
Easy

I think I have it fixed.

--
Jim Rusling
Partially Retired
Mustang, OK
http://www.rusling.org



Yep, working like a champ. Great shots.
Easy

Easy wrote:

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Yep, working like a champ. Great shots.
Easy

Thanks for pointing out the error.

--
Jim Rusling
Partially Retired
Mustang, OK
http://www.rusling.org