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Richard Crowley

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Since: Feb 27, 2007
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(Msg. 16) Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:00 pm
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<me.TakeThisOut@notmsn.com> wrote ...
> Actually a cam corder with some low light recording capacity and a
> movement/on sensor is really what I need. Also want to use it for other
> things besides just catching this guy, as in travel. I want something
> portable that I can set up in a hotel room also for security. Very
> sorry, I was not clear in my O.P. Does anyone know of some models of
> camcorders that will do this and their approx. cost. Thanks again for
> your replies. Sorry, Just don't know much about this at all Sad.

I had never heard of one, but Google returned 15,400 hits
when I searched for: camcorder motion-detect

Many of the hits were for motion-detection software for your
webcam (as we have been suggesting).

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the dog from that film yo

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(Msg. 17) Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 10:13 pm
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"me" <me.RemoveThis@notmsn.com> wrote in message news:46d55e53@news.cuneo2lemon.net...
> Bernie Dwyer <b_duibhirz.RemoveThis@yahooz.comz.auz> wrote in
> news:46D38EC4.FF69CEB5@yahooz.comz.auz:
>
> Seems like most of the replies suggest a webcam. But I need something
> that will record directly as I do not have internet connection where I
> am living now. And it has to record in low light and on object movement.
>
> I need something that will record to cd or directly to the computer hard
> drive. Does that exist either in hardware or hardware + software combo?
>
> Or am I not reading the replies carefully enough? Sorry, I am pretty
> ignorant on this topic.


a webcam will do it - it doesnt need to be on the internet to be of use to
you - it can record to your pc.



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(Msg. 18) Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 11:52 pm
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Pocket Motion Activated DVR with Time Stamp
<http://www.spytechs.com/video_accessories/dvr-690.htm>
Micro Spy Camera
<http://www.spytechs.com/spy_cameras/bw_micro.htm>
Micro Color Spy Camera
<http://www.spytechs.com/spy_cameras/sc_3201cv_color.htm>
Board Camera ExView Black & White
<http://www.spytechs.com/spy_cameras/board-camera-exview-bw.htm>
Board Camera ExView Color
<http://www.spytechs.com/spy_cameras/board-camera-exview-color.htm>

On 29 Aug 2007 14:09:20 +0200, "me@notmsn.com" <me.DeleteThis@notmsn.com> wrote:

>Paul <nospam.DeleteThis@needed.com> wrote in news:fb04vc$cns$1@aioe.org:
>
>
>Actually a cam corder with some low light recording capacity and a
>movement/on sensor is really what I need. Also want to use it for other
>things besides just catching this guy, as in travel. I want something
>portable that I can set up in a hotel room also for security. Very
>sorry, I was not clear in my O.P. Does anyone know of some models of
>camcorders that will do this and their approx. cost. Thanks again for
>your replies. Sorry, Just don't know much about this at all Sad.
>
>>
>> Webcams, with USB interfaces, are easy to use. There are a number
>> of surveillance cameras on SuperCircuits, that have 75 ohm video
>> output, and then you need a frame grabber or a VCR to record the
>> baseband video output from the camera. Which is not quite as
>> convenient. Some TV tuner cards have video input connectors,
>> and my WinTV card is what I use to capture video from my
>> B&W and color CCD cameras.
>>
>> Have fun,
>> Paul
>>
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