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Digital video recorders (DVR)

Essential DVRs (Digital Video Recorders) for any professional CCTV system
Digital video is the preferred method of video recording for the 21st century. The powerful features available to digital video far surpasses those of the older analog recorders and the price continues to drop as new technologies are refined.

Digital video generally offers:

Faster retrieval times (every segment is time - date stamped and stored per camera)
Longer archive times
Higher resolution pictures
Up to real time recording
Most record only when movement is detected
Most can watch both live or playback video remotely
Never forget to change a tape again
Digital Video Recording is a far more powerful way of recording and is reasonably priced so that most everyone can afford it.

DVR recording information and video clips "I gave the police the video but they couldn't identify the burglar's face..."	PC based DVRs GeoVision servers, LuksWerks video of AC lines, capture cards, and USB capture devices all designed for the Windows operating system.
4 channel stand alone DVRs Non-computer based DVRs that can handle up to 4 cameras. Great for home or small business use.	8 channel stand alone DVRs Non-computer based DVRs with up to 8 channels of recording. These are well suited for small business and large homes.
16 channel stand alone DVRs Non-computer based Digital Video Recorders that can handle up to 16 cameras. These recorders are great for medium to large businesses or small businesses planning on growing their security system.	Pro-Grade Body worn DVRs Small, pocket sized Digital video recorders designed specifically for covert body worn use. Great for PIs, secret shoppers, and police.
Mobile DVRs Mobile DVRs are specifically designed for vehicle use. Typical features include shock resistance, 12V power draw, and lower mA draw to be run off of car batteries.	1 channel stand alone DVRs Single input DVRs for most any situation, even mobile or temporary ones. Many of these DVRs use removeable media for their storage for quick on-site retreival.