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Windows Platform
- Supports only Windows 2003, 2000, XP non-server version. Windows 98, ME works OK with GV250/600/650/800 and software versions prior to 5.4, but captured frame rate will get reduced.
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Video Cards
- Any AGP or PCI-Express video card that supports DirectX 9.0 or above with overlay video. De-interlace function support is a preferred option.
- Some (20%) on-board video chip works OK, but make sure it supports overlay function, and DirectX 9.0. Try to get the latest drivers. If it doesn't work, you would have to use an AGP or PCI Express video card.
- GV250, GV600 GV650 GV800: Use NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX200 32MB or equivalent video card.
- GV1120, 1240, 1480: Use ATI Radeon 9500 or above.
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RAM Type
- You need more RAM if your server serves 132 channels (simultaneous per camera view, e.g. 8 users each viewing 16 cameras total to 128 channels), 512MB for 145 channels, 728MB for 174 channels, 1GB for 178 channels.
- GV250, GV600 GV650 GV800: Use 256MB DDR SDRAM
- GV1120, 1240, 1480: Use 2x256MB Dual DDR400 SDRAM
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Live View
from Taiwan
12-14 hours ahead of
North America
(UserID: Guest,
no password)
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Motherboard & CPU requirements
- Must use Intel chip set motherboards on ALL models. The motherboard can be Intel, ASUS, Gigabyte. The CPU can be AMD or Intel.
- GV250, GV600, GV650, GV-800 P4 2.0GHZ. If you use 320x240 pixels only, you can use lesser CPU power. But if you encode at 640x480 pixels or 720x480 pixels, follow the above requirement.
- GV1120, GV1240, GV1480 P4 2.4C GHz for the first two, G4 2.8C GHz for the later model.
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