'A useful vga converter for CCTV industry'

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william from Taiwan -

Recently I bought a VGA converter manufactured by AV TECH from Taiwan, and I think this product is quite good after using for a week. The price is cheap and lower than other VGA converters, but it's quality is much better than I expected. The image output on my LCD monitor is very sharp and clear, and the installation is very easy. No additional driver program is needed. In addition, it can also work with other image output devices, such as DVD Player, DV recorder...etc. The connection line can be extended up to 50m if needed. (I've done the testing and the image is still very clear within 40m without any distortion!)

Below is the information for this VGA converter. If you have any interests, you can take a look :)

Comment #1 Cliff Balanay (210.4.53.145) -

Please send me your full specification and qoutation about this product. Thank you.

Comment #2 Eddie Carron (86.153.208.154) -

I am a total newcomer to this business. I am looking for a video format converter that will take CCTV formats such as .vdb etc. It seems that those advertised never seem able to handle this format which I want to change to a more popular format for enhancement of poorer quality footage.

Is there such a thing?

Eddie Carron

Comment #3 Martin Gonzales from Peru (190.232.69.148) -

I have installed a DVR of surveillance CCTV with 16 connected analog camera, the output

of the DVR is VGA and i have connected this output to 42" LCD Monitor Viewsonic to the

input VGA but the quality of the image are very poor, all is new.

I will appreciate too much if someone let me know how can to improve the quality of the

image on LCD.

Remarks:

Currently the setup of the DVR is running with the best quility.

If i connect the DVR to the Monitor 17" SVGA work well.

Thanks for your reply

Martin

MSN: csv_martin@hotmail.com

SKYPE: martinexus

Ps: Please add my nick for chat

Comment #4 Jerry (63.176.159.2) -

Can anybody help me understand what you are talking about?

Comment #5 Viola (63.176.159.74) -

You have a point there Jerry coz I have the same problem as yours. Can anyone whose kind enough try to shorten and explain what this guys are talking about. We are clueless here trying to figure out what you guys are talking about.

I know surveillance cameras but what do you guys are talking about regarding this cams? Please do post a response this problem of mine. Thanks in advance.

Comment #6 dwi (118.96.59.74) -

"A useful vga converter for CCTV industry"

Dear martin,

I think the problem is Viewsonic native resolution. It does not match with VGA resolution of the DVR. Some type is WSVGA 1366x768 or 1920x1080. First check your DVR manual, what resolution it can supports. 800x600, 1280x768 or else other. Then set your Viewsonic resolution to match VGA output.

If black bar appears on left and right side of the monitor, set your display mode to wide(16:9). Use your remote control to configure, some manufacturer doesn't use front panel for advanced configuration.

Comment #7 Jins (168.187.101.93) - Sat Jul 31 09:46:51 2010

"IT Support"

hi, could you please send me the connection method

Comment #8 Jins (168.187.101.93) - Sun Aug 22 07:41:45 2010

"IT Support"

Hi,

do you have any VGA convertor which has an IP Address, near the TV there is a VGA receiver and we can watch the camera on TV.

Best Regards

Jins Varghese

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