The drivers for your device are not installed correctly. Please, follow the documentation, that came with your device to setup the software drivers. Generally: if no other piece of software (including the one, that came with the device) can connect to the video device, @ctiVideo will not connect either. Your video device is not compatible with Video for Windows. See the previous question and consult the documentation of your device to check if it is designed to work w/ VfW.

You can connect your internet camera with your home security system by Generic I/O Port. There are four I/O ports, two for input and two for output.

Our video systems are optimized to work the best over low cost broadband solutions such as DSL or Cable. While other options like phone modems, wireless ISP's and T1 lines are possible, we recommend DSL for its balance of cost vs. performance. Our system can utilize any high-speed DSL line that has a Static IP address. A Static IP Address is an address assigned to you that never changes and is the type of IP address that is required for professional systems.

Yes you can, by using one of these DVR cards. You can use a PCI DVR card to install on your desktop PC or a top of the range USB DVR card to connect to your PC/Laptop. It's compatible with Windows 2000/XP/98 and comes with all required software for video recording and editing. If you are computer savy you can even set up your own live Internet monitoring.

The procedure for connecting the camera server to a network is almost identical to that of a standard PC-LAN connection. The camera server requires one fixed global IP address.

Yes, the CB-USB4 cable that comes packaged with the camera, is required for downloading images using the camera. The stock number for a replacement cable is (Item #200776). It can be purchased through the Olympus Emporium or by phone at 1-800-201-7766.

When Quickview installs it creates a directory in the following location: C:\Program Files\FLIR Systems\Device drivers. All the drivers required for USB and Firewire cameras are in this location. They can also be found on the Quickview CD.

When Researcher installs it creates a directory in the following location: C:\Program Files\FLIR Systems\Device drivers. All the drivers required for USB and Firewire cameras are in this location. They can also be found on the Researcher CD.

The FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 dedicated external flash can be attached directly to the hot shoe on the camera. To use the FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 flash off-camera, you will need a bracket and appropriate flash cable. Please use the following information as a reference: FL-CB02 Hot Shoe to TTL Cable (item #200663)- this cable is required for the dedicated FL-20, FL-36, FL-40, or FL-50 flash.

To mount an off camera flash to the C-5000 Zoom, you will need the FL-BK01 Flash Bracket. The CB05 Shoe Mount TTL Flash Cable, a PC Synch Adapter and PC Cord are required for non-Olympus brand external flashes or strobes.

The Xtend-a-Slide has 49mm standard photo threads on the inner barrel, and connection is made to the camera either by attaching to the Lens Adapter or Camera threads directly (if possible) or through stepping rings and/or close-up lenses (if required).

No, you can not. But we are now developing a video option for Zummer-GSM which lets you remotely watch at what is going on in the premise where the system is installed. You will be able to do it using a mobile smartphone (a video-enabled mobile phone with a big screen). Today smartphones are available on the market at reasonable prices. We are going to produce two types of video options for Zummer-GSM:

You can connect up to four cameras to the VB101. If VC-C4/VC-C4Rs are used, all four cameras can be controlled.

Yes, the CB-USB4 cable that comes packaged with the camera is required to connect the camera to the computer. The stock number for a replacement cable is 200 776. It can be purchased through the Olympus Emporium or 1-800-201-7766.

Good question. According to the USB spec, software is required to connect not only to first tier devices, but also to any plugged into USB hubs. It appears that there is a bug in the Kodak Mounter and USB connection software causing it to fail unless the camera is "device #0", connected directly to the computer.

A1. You can connect your AV device (eg. DV camera, MD Player) by using the provided AV cable. The AV cable is either hanged outside the AV cabinet or kept inside the box on desktop of lectern.

The Swann Black Knight Camera receiver comes with an AV cable which plugs into the Video and Audio connectors on your TV or VCR. These plugs are commonly referred to as RCA plugs and are similar to the connectors used by game consoles and DVD players. If you plug your Swann Black Knight Camera's receiver into your VCR so that you can record the footage, you will need to select the AV channel on your VCR and then the channel on your TV that you normally use to watch video movies from your VCR.