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There are some security retail companies using CentOS and 4port DVR PCI cards. I wish I know what card and linux software they are using so I can build my own system. 
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There are some security retail companies using CentOS and 4port DVR PCI cards. I wish I know what card and linux software they are using so I can build my own system.

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From everything I have worked with the hauppage cards seem to work the best, although there seem to be some 3rd party cards that should work too. &nbsp;<br />
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<a href="http://www.hauppauge.com" rel="ugc">www.hauppauge.com</a>
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From everything I have worked with the hauppage cards seem to work the best, although there seem to be some 3rd party cards that should work too.  

www.hauppauge.com [http://www.hauppauge.com]

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I am looking to deply a Linux Based (Redhat Fedora Core 6) Video Monitoring system. I am looking for a good DVR Card and Linux Software to vew and record the video. &nbsp;Obviously there are canned DVR units to do this, but I want the advantage of the Linux Server so I can do remote support and easy remote cron-scripted backups from another Linux Server.
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I am looking to deply a Linux Based (Redhat Fedora Core 6) Video Monitoring system. I am looking for a good DVR Card and Linux Software to vew and record the video.  Obviously there are canned DVR units to do this, but I want the advantage of the Linux Server so I can do remote support and easy remote cron-scripted backups from another Linux Server.

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