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Downloading Video From Your Bunker Hill DVR - Written by Wes Forsythe Tuesday, 24 January 2012 16:37 A very popular DVR with the paranormal hobbiest is the system (Harbor Freight). It is relatively inexpensive, widely sold, and is pretty much ready to go out of the box.

BUT.The company made a bit of a mistake recently. They 'upgraded' the operating system without upgrading the software and instruction booklet that come with the unit. This means that while recording video on the system is super-idiot-easy (except for fixing the time stamp apparently - I messed that up twice), downloading the video from the unit to your computer takes a bit of research at the very least. A little knowledge of browser settings and how networks function doesn't hurt. I have come to your rescue. These instructions, if followed closely, should allow you to download your video files from the DVR unit to your computer's hard drive.

Let's start with the basics. You will need a Windows computer (I don't know if the system is Mac compatible or not) and access to open ports on your home network router or switch.

Your computer should be HARD-WIRED to the network. I have had zero luck getting this to work on my laptop over a wireless connection. I will update the article if and when I figure that part out. Of course your DVR will need to be plugged into the network also. Access the DVR normally via its video interface.

Yes, you will need a television or laptop with video inputs to do this. From the main menu screen select the NETWORK option.

Pca Argus 4 2 Serial Port on this page. On that screen you will find an entry for your DVR's IP address (something like 192.168.001.149). WRITE DOWN THIS NUMBER.

Now we must prepare your computer to accept data from the DVR. In Internet Explorer (I haven't tinkered with the protocol for other browsers) select INTERNET OPTIONS from your TOOLS menu.

On the next menu, click on TRUSTED SITES and then click on the SITES button. On the next menu, uncheck the dialog box that says 'requires server verification'.