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hybrid DVR

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hybrid DVR
A digital video recorder (DVR) that in addition to digital video input, accepts signals from analog cameras and converts them to digital. Used in an IP surveillance system, the hybrid DVR can be a stand-alone device or a plug-in card for a PC. See network camera and NVR.
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