PocketPRO Ultra Portable Law Enforcement Grade DVR
April 11, 2007 |23:20 | Spy By : Hardesh Hira
Introducing the All New PocketPro Ultra PV-800, the world's most advanced portable security DVR. This "law enforcement grade" professional unit features time/date overlay, advanced motion activation, super high resolution mode (720 x 480), and the only portable DVR with a watermarked frame indication in each frame, resulting in tamper proof video files providing solid evidence for law enforcement applications. Built in 30Gb hard drive and SD card slot supporting up to 4Gb SD card. All metal brushed cast aluminum black case offers maximum durability. Get up to 36 hours of DVD quality video!
Features:
Super High Resolution: Able to record 720 X 480 super high resolution picture @ 18fps
Standard High Resolution: Records 640 X 480 high resolution @ 30fps.
Display: 3.5" color TFT-LCD
Camera Output Power: Features 5 VDC and 12 VDC output to supply power for most CCD cameras.
Multiple Recording Modes: Including manual / auto / motion detection / scheduled.
Tamper-Proof Recording: Watermarked with a counter indication is each frame. The recorded video file is tamper-proof, providing solid evidence for law enforcement use.
High Capacity Quick Swap Battery: Uses 1800 ma / 3.7 v high capacity FUJI camcorder rechargeable battery. Extra batteries can be easily purchased from any camera store and maximizes operation time.
1 Comments
Karl Brethauer
July 7, 2009 |04:18
I purchased this Law Enforcement Grade Professional Portable DVR [PV-800] on line through Safety Basement in Spring of 2009. Being a techie myself, I was anxious to try it out with my kpc-hd230cwx bullet camera. Here were my findings.
- Device is glitchy and has poor controls. Unreliable, pixelates/freezes unpredictably. Crap at any price, a rip off for what they are going for online.
- Unit contains no manufacturer info on exterior. No product name, , manufacturer logo, or part/serial numbers. This could be who-knows-where third world junk!
- Safety basement has a very unreasonable and impractical return/support policy. Basically, if you bought it, you''re on your own.
- Sly marketing calling this a Law Enforcement Grade device. What the hell does this mean anyways?
I do not recommend this DVR, it''s third world manufactured junk and it''s being pedaled as quality electronic merchandise with no product support whatsoever! AVOID!
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