Geovision GV-800 Video Capture Card
Jun. 17th, 2004 12:58 am... somewhat interesting day at work.
I got to play with new hardware. A Geovision GV-800 digital video capture card. These things are used in digital video surveillance systems.
It's really fun, and impressive from a hardware point of view. It supports 4 cameras in 640x480 at 30fps each, and it does all kind of movement detection and item count. And it can be connected to almost any security system. And it can get data from anything with a parallel or serial port.
I don't know if it's going to sell, but it's really fun to play with.
Other than that, not much. Coding, and i'm not too far from killing the intern at work. How hard is "Do a scandisk" to understand... ... he was making the bios continually redetect the drive, and then kept running the "Disk cleanup agent" thing. And then he did a virus scan, and installed AdAware. ... after that, he told me that the defragmentation was done, and that the problem was still there.
Bleah.
I got to play with new hardware. A Geovision GV-800 digital video capture card. These things are used in digital video surveillance systems.
It's really fun, and impressive from a hardware point of view. It supports 4 cameras in 640x480 at 30fps each, and it does all kind of movement detection and item count. And it can be connected to almost any security system. And it can get data from anything with a parallel or serial port.
I don't know if it's going to sell, but it's really fun to play with.
Other than that, not much. Coding, and i'm not too far from killing the intern at work. How hard is "Do a scandisk" to understand... ... he was making the bios continually redetect the drive, and then kept running the "Disk cleanup agent" thing. And then he did a virus scan, and installed AdAware. ... after that, he told me that the defragmentation was done, and that the problem was still there.
Bleah.