For example, we have found a single particular board in numerous Lorex, Honeywell and Ganz models. Each board has its own unique way of processing and storing video, and a single version of a board could be found in multiple models by multiple manufacturers. DVR Examiner targets and supports a specific DVR filesystem, or DVR system board. We get this question a lot, and the simple answer is: we don’t know. Please consult your IT department about keeping non-internet PCs up to date. It is recommended to always keep Windows up to date, even on a non-internet connected PC. However, with new versions of DVR Examiner, it may be necessary to update Windows to get DVR Examiner to install and perform correctly. Running DVR Examiner on a Non-Internet Connected PCĭVR Examiner can be run on both an internet connected and a non-internet connected PC.
If you are attempting to install DVR Examiner on a Windows Server machine, it is recommended to install Windows Media Foundation first. Windows provides server specific Media Foundation packs that can be installed on your server. In many server installations this pack is not installed and DVR Examiner may not install or function properly. Windows ServerĭVR Examiner requires the Windows Media Foundation to be installed. DVR Examiner requires certain certifications and Windows updates to perform, and most versions of Windows 7 will not have these requirements. While DVR Examiner may run and function normally on Windows 7, we cannot guarantee this. – 1366×768 minimum recommended screen resolution Notes: Windows 7ĭue to Microsoft no longer supporting Windows 7, DVR Examiner will not be supported on Windows 7 machines. The following are minimum required specifications:
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