Product Description
The 5MP 4 Channel DVR, H.265+ Hybrid 5-in-1, 4 BNC + 1 IP (SKU AN-DV4-5MP-DW41JD) is built for mixed-estate jobs where analog and IP cameras need to sit on one recorder. It takes 4 BNC inputs across TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS plus one IP channel, so an install with existing coax runs can add a single IP camera without re-cabling the site.
Input and resolution ceiling
Analog channels accept up to 5MP TVI or 4MP AHD/CVI, plus CVBS. Live view tops out at 5MP; recording is capped at 2.5MP regardless of camera resolution — factor that into any spec sheet promising full 5MP archived footage.
Storage and compression
H.265+ compression is cited as delivering up to 98 days of continuous 4-channel recording on a single 1TB HDD, a 7x gain over H.264 on the same drive — relevant when sizing storage for retention-period requirements rather than adding drives.
Output and access
HDMI and VGA outputs are both 1080p-capable, though default output resolution is 1024x768 and needs manual adjustment for higher res on the monitor. Remote access runs through the Annke Vision app via QR-code pairing for live view on phone, tablet or PC.
Smart features
Motion detection supports zone-marking to cut irrelevant alerts, with email snapshots and app push on trigger. Smart playback filters footage to periods with movement in selected zones, and password/encryption controls are available for access restriction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cameras can this DVR handle at once?
Up to 4 BNC analog cameras (TVI, AHD, CVI or CVBS) plus one additional IP camera on the same channel set.
What is the maximum recording resolution?
Live view supports up to 5MP, but recorded footage is capped at 2.5MP regardless of the camera's native resolution.
How much storage do I need for continuous recording?
With H.265+ compression, a single 1TB HDD is cited as supporting up to 98 days of continuous recording across 4 channels.
Does it output in full HD?
Yes, both HDMI and VGA outputs support 1080p, though the default output resolution is 1024x768 and must be adjusted manually for higher resolution.
