32 bit vs 64 bit

[Mikeh1]

Hi Guys

I wish to change my CCTV to be recorded on my PC (and viewed).

There is a product marketed: "EzCAP 3.5mm RCA to USB 2.0 Audio OGG MP3 WAV Capture Converter Adapter"

However, they claim it will capture 16, 24 and 32 bit. My OS is Windows 10 64-bit.

Will the adapter work and if not, any idea what will?

Mike

 

[biometrics]

Hi Guys

I wish to change my CCTV to be recorded on my PC (and viewed).

There is a product marketed: "EzCAP 3.5mm RCA to USB 2.0 Audio OGG MP3 WAV Capture Converter Adapter"

However, they claim it will capture 16, 24 and 32 bit. My OS is Windows 10 64-bit.

Will the adapter work and if not, any idea what will?

Mike

This device captures audio not video. The bits they refer to is the audio not Windows.

 

[Mikeh1]

This device captures audio not video. The bits they refer to is the audio not Windows.

Thanks, I should've noticed that...... (blushing)..

Any product that may work?

 

[biometrics]

Thanks, I should've noticed that...... (blushing)..

Any product that may work?

Avermedia, Blackmagic, Compro are video capture companies off the top of my head. Plenty others.

 

[biometrics]

Btw, some devices will only work with their own software. Best to make sure they support Windows standards like vfw, wdm and I forget the latest one. Then you can use any capture software. Check out the reviews.

 

[biometrics]

Hauppauge is another good brand.

 

[Mikeh1]

Many Thanks, I'll give them a try!!

 

[xodosman123]

the question is why as a dvr does a great job?

 

[Mikeh1]

I did not have it on a dvr.

It is a Lorex LW2231 wireless CCTV camera which was plugged in at the AV of my TV. Would like to put it on my laptop as I have mobility constraints?

I wish I can get this sorted out.....?

 

[JerryMungo]

Connect it to a Raspberry Pi and connect that to your wireless LAN then access it via WiFi on your laptop.
http://www.techrapid.co.uk/raspberry-pi/turn-raspberry-pi-nvr-motion/