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Posted: **Fri Jan 29, 2016 11:32 am**

for anyone interested woot has some refurb shuttle pc's that might work well for one of these systems, though i hate to shell out the money they want for the i7 (old i7's at that)

http://computers.woot.com/plus/shuttle- ... p_cnt_wp_4

Posted: **Fri Jan 29, 2016 12:10 pm**

rentz wrote:for anyone interested woot has some refurb shuttle pc's that might work well for one of these systems, though i hate to shell out the money they want for the i7 (old i7's at that)

http://computers.woot.com/plus/shuttle- ... p_cnt_wp_4

Great idea, those would be a good solution

Posted: **Mon Jun 06, 2016 12:31 am**

I have an old Panasonic pan and tilt 640x480 IP cam I've been meaning to upgrade to HD. Just like to keep an eye on the pets when I am away. I'll have a look at some of these names that were mentioned here. Are there any particular reasonably priced HD pan and tilt IP cams or should I just stick with a fixed cam?

Posted: **Mon Jun 06, 2016 5:33 am**

RHenriksen wrote:
GeekwithaGun wrote:thanks for that info RHenricksen - one of the companies i got some quotes from would install those camera's. would like to buy USA products.
Boy, I'm not sure what US manufacturers are available! I'm taking a weekly online class from IPVM, next class starts in 20 minutes. I'll ask them about what US manufacturers are available, if any.

Axis is Swedish, and one of the original IP camera manufacturers. Very good quality, and I wouldn't have the same security concerns about using them. Samsung is a solid mid-tier manufacturer worth looking at.

Avigilon manufactures in the US and Canada. Their US plant is in the DFW metroplex.

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