Yeah neat idea but I mean... people already do this. You can just get a template and have any of the thousands of vinyl decal companies print them for you and cut them out... easier and you can customize what you want.
Kudos to him but I think it'll be a tough sell.
BlueIris, what??? yeah no... sorry guys, but this is my field of expertise...
let me get this right, you have IP cameras and want software for recording the feeds right?
SentryVMS (aka Video Insight) - www.ipvideocorp.com
Milestone
Those are what I sell. SentryVMS will run you around...
Man I used to cheat on English tests back in 1997 or so with my watch. Anybody remember that Timex Datalink watch, which flashed barcodes on the screen in order to get programmed (and later had issues with LCD screens hit the market that the barcodes no longer worked for a while). Those were the...
That switch only outputs 8.3w per PoE port... you'll want to verify the IP cameras you use do not use more then 8.3w or you'll have issues. You should always assume 15.4w per PoE port for any PoE switch you buy, this way you're covered for almost any kind of PoE device you need in the future...
You should be fine with 8 IP cameras. I do this for a living. Make sure you just set your system for H.264 - most will do MJPEG as a default and that will kill your bandwidth. Remember most cameras you use will only have a 10/100 port on them and even some, 10Mbps. Cameras don't use a LOT of...
So I'm selling my Wheel Stand Pro for my Logitech G27 setup. I sold the Logitech G27 wheel/accessories so now I have the Wheel Stand Pro.
It's 2 months old and you get all of the components (naturally) with it.
This costs about $185 on amazon (after shipping).
I'm looking to sell it for...
So I bought a Logitech G27 wheel and a Wheel Stand Pro a few months ago. Got into iRacing but I have not had the time to race. So I'm selling my stuff.
I've only used it for maybe a dozen races, so not long at all. Everything looks brand new.
I'm hoping to sell this stuff locally as...
Just put the speakers on their side, easy fix.
But I also am not a fan of eyefinity (or in my case Nvidia Surround).
For the one game I play (iRacing, well more of a sim) it's fine, but within regular windows, no use. I don't need 1 LARGE WIDE monitor, I prefer 3 monitors to put things on...
Here is my recent setup.
3 23" LED monitors (Nvidia Surround, I got into iRacing) plus my (i want to say) 39" LED TV (I just moved this from another wall to right above my monitors). So it acts as a 4th monitor (good for putting my twitch feed/chat when I stream iRacing)
I don't get why people install the wire managers wrong. You should never have to pass ONE switch to get to ANOTHER switch when using a wire manager. You should be able to go from patch panel, into wire manager, into the switch, no overlapping something else.
Also people who use cables way too...