Most hidden cameras today’s are designed to be hooked up to a TV set for viewing only or to an old VCR for recording video surveillance and reviewing the camera video at a later time. You can also connect them to a stand alone DVR for recording and playback. But many want to know how it is possible to connect 4 hidden cameras together to view and record video surveillance at the same time using inexpensive reliable components to their computer. 

Many parents and business owners need at least 4 hidden cameras placed in 4 important rooms of the house to monitor their care provider or children. Most common rooms are the bedroom, kitchen, living room and family room.

This article explains in detail what you need to purchase and how to install  components so that you can not only view and record 4 hidden camera on your computer but also view the video remotely through the Internet for free. These hidden cameras will work for sure and are the ones recommended for this setup. The Hidden Camera VISEC Software-Hardware System is just the thing for enabling 4 hidden cameras to simultaneously view and record with your laptop or desktop computer.

For wired or wireless hidden cameras you will need the following components.

1) GrabBee II to connect your camera(s) to your computer. The GrabBee II is the bridge between the wireless or hidden camera and your computer. The GrabBee II converts analog video signal to digital through your USB port. Plug & Play installation allows you to connect the number of cameras equal to the number of USB ports on your computer. Comes with software and all the connecting cables you will need to hook it up.

2) VISEC Software

The software that gets installed on the computer was developed as a next generation computer program by NASA Level Programmers. This software has the following features.

• Watch your pets, nanny, babysitter even your kids!
• View from any location in the world via the Internet.
• Use your computer’s IP address to log on and immediately view live or past video.
• Record all video activity, or just when motion is detected.
• In motion detection mode you can be alerted by email, cell phone or PDA when motion is detected.
• Can also be used as a stealth surveillance system allowing the program to operate secretly on your computer. Suspect an abusive nanny or cheating spouse? Simply set VISEC on ’secret’ mode and record everything for possible evidence.
• VISEC is extremely easy to use. Installation and configuration will only take 5 minutes.

VISEC you can turn your computer into a powerful surveillance system at a fraction of a regular security system cost. VISEC has no monthly fees and, for a one-time fee, you can receive a lifetime of FREE updates. Bear in mind that When remote viewing via the Internet, you will get a snap shot every 6 sec. You are not actually viewing real time video.

3) Quad. This allows your system to split a video monitor into 4 screens.

If you want to have up to 4 hidden cameras send video surveillance to your computer for viewing and recording Click Here and get the Hidden Camera VISEC Software-Hardware System

Installation Instructions:

If you do not follow these steps in their order you can cause damage to your computers Operating System. These steps are ONLY for Microsoft Windows XP and above. For all other Operating Systems (Windows 95/98/ME/200) please follow the instructions given in the manual, which came with the unit.

Before you begin:

• Make sure you’ve downloaded all of the windows updates, which are located at update.windows.com.
• Unplug all other USB Devices if possible.
• Close all other programs running besides the needed programs to run Windows XP.

1. First Connect the Grab Bee II to any USB Port on the computer.
2. Wait for the Found New Hardware Wizard to pop up. (Do not click anything at this point, please read the instructions all the way through first)
3. Insert the Multimedia Installation Kit CD (Red and Purple CD). When inserting the CD you may notice a box that pops up, it will say Video Home- 32BG. Click the Cancel button, and proceed to step 4.
4. On the Found New Hardware Wizard dialog box, click No, Not at this time, and then click next.
5. Click Install from a list or specific location (advanced), and then click next.
6. Now Click the BROWSE button, Then the + sign next to MY COMPUTER, locate the CD-ROM Drive you put the CD into, should say Video Home- 32GB next to it.
7. Click the + sign next to it, then locate the folder called Grab Bee 2, Click the + sign next to it and then proceed to click on the folder called driver.
8. Once you’ve clicked onto that folder, click the word OK, and then click NEXT.
9. The computer will now search that location you specified for a DRIVER for the Grab Bee 2 device which as been installed.
10. Once the computer finds the driver, a window will pop up that says: Hardware Installation, Click the Continue Anyway button and proceed to the next step.
11. Click Finish, and now your device is installed and ready for the software installation. The Visec program can now be installed from the disk you have purchased. Once the software is installed your system is ready to operate.

Now connect up to 4 hidden cameras to the Quad inputs. If you are using wireless hidden cameras, connect the 2.4Ghz receiver that comes with the hidden camera to the Quad inputs. Connect the other end of the Quad to the Grab Bee II. The picture above depicts the components connected together.

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4. Recording Video Surveillance With Hidden Cameras Or Mini Spy Cameras Within A Budget!
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