NEED PCIe DVR FOR SECURITY CAMERAS; HELP ME FIND ONE COMPATIBLE WITH 64bit WINDOWS 7!

[dutchswan]

I am building a new computer at the same time I am installing security cameras in my home. Instead of a standalone DVR, I decided I want to use a DVR card that uses a PCIe slot on the new computer. I could settle for a 4 line feed, but prefer an 8 so I can expand my security video coverage later. I CANNOT FIND A SINGLE PCIe DVR THAT IS COMPATIBLE WITH A 64BIT OPERATING SYSTEM!!!

In the computer/information age, I cannot believe that one does not exist. Please help me find one that I can run the 64bit version of Windows 7. Thanks in advance if you are able to help.

Click Here to see the thread in this form that contains the specifications for the new computer I am building if you need to know.

 

[Vesta]

Im in the same boat

I have run into the exact same problem. I emailed Q-see and they said they are working on a W7 64bit driver for their card (which sells for about 130 bucks), but it wont be available for a couple more months. I hope someone reads these posts and can find a card for us.


Update: I talked to a company called PalmVid (palmvid.com). They have pcie dvr cards for W7 64bit. They are the Geo Vision. They dont advertise them on their site for some reason. I havent ordered anything yet, I will contact them again this week. I have ordered from them in the past and they have been reliable so far. Anyway the card Im looking at is the GV800-4, and its about 315 bucks. Ill update again when I learn more.


Update: I went ahead and got the Q-see dvr card (130 bucks at tigerdirect). It says on the box will work with Vista 32bit or 64bit. I set it up on Windows 7 64bit and it works great. So far I have not had any problems. I only have 1 camera running right now, but Im going to order several more.