How to Connect a Microphone to a DVR, NVR or IP Camera using a Mic Connection Kit

Netviewcctv.co.uk How to guide on connecting a surveillance Audio Microphone to a CCTV Surveillance system, DVR, NVR or IP camera.
Connect any one of our new microphone range using our easy to connect Microphone connection Kit.
Pro Audio Connection Kit ADD Microphone to DVR NVR or IP Camera, available online : www.netviewcctv...
Professional Microphone Audio Surveillance Connection Kit
Optional lengths from 5m up to 75m.
Everything you need to connect any of our Microphones to a DVR, NVR IP Camera with audio outputs.
This Professional kit will send power to the microphone and also receive the audio from a connected microphone. It also has a spare BNC connector to connect a HD Camera. This kit enables High Fidelity audio transmission over long distances over solid copper cable. The quality of the sould will also be dependant on the quality of the microphone attached to this kit.
This Kit includes :
Solid Copper High Grade ideal for High quality Audio transmission, Exceeds the EIA/TIA-568-B specification. This cable can also be used outdoors for use in extreme weather conditions.
Pair of HD Baluns for transmitting Power & Audio from the Microphone to DVR/NVR. If you are using HD cameras you can also use the BNC connector to connect your HD camera to the DVR. Full Specification HERE
1x 12v plug in power supply to send power to the microphone
2x RCA Phono Male connectors to connect the baluns to the Microphone & DVR/NVR
Note this kit does NOT include a microphone which can be purchased seperately.

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[@superpooper_2030]

I think you’re confusing viewer here. Just show the microphone requires 12v power and a cable to connect RCA both end one from microphone to the audio RCA input on the recorder.

[@raysmac]

Clear as mud

[@goutam4585]

It's an easy procedure. There's no need to made it such complex.... >_

[@krishnalanka4322]

Goutam Saha brother ala process

[@tanaeofficial480]

Can you not have the microphone standalone does it have to be connected to a camera?

[@Keepingthefaith72]

Would have bought one if I wasnt totally confused ... Connections & cables too far away to see whats going on .....Also too much shuffling the cables around .....

[@fakeidee1]

he never stops moving wires about

[@dinkog4740]

can you add more then one or even all ( 4/8/16ch) camera's audio channel to any DVR/NVR or whatever can listen to device ?

[@babysharma6539]

Sir hikvision DVR me jis camre me mic laga hai wo wali Cabel DVR me kon se no pr lagegi

[@pollyaloy]

when i click the microphone icon there is no sound coming out even though the mic is connected properly

[@robertrobert942]

He is giving me a headache. Now I am really confused...

[@matttafakt]

Basically all you need is 1 small separate cable with 2 wires ( 1 black, 1 red) with the rca connector adapters on each end to run the audio. Done ! You can buy cables that have Video, Power and extra wires for Audio or PTZ on ebay for very cheap. This guy way over complicated this. What should only take 30 seconds to explain took 25 minutes. smh

[@milesmyname8223]

@24:27 dont you need power for the microphone ?

[@OhioBoii330]

Okay, I was easily able to connect the microphones to the cameras and the DVR and they work great. However, I want to upgrade my DVR because mine is like 12 years old and just has a VGA display connection. But, considering that i have connected microphones to all 8 of my individual CCTV cameras, all the microphones must be plugged into the DVR. All the DVRs im seeing today only have "1 audio in" port and "1 audio out" port. How would I go about connecting 8 microphones to the DVR if it only has 1 "audio in" and 1 "audio out"? Now, I know I only need 1 "audio out" port in order to hear the audio during playback. But, how do I connect all 8 microphones to the 1 "audio in" port? Or am I gunna have to buy an "audio in" splitter" for that to be possible?

[@NetviewCCTV]

Hi, nowadays you do not require a separate microphone as they now come built into the cameras. This technology is known as AoC : Audio Over Coax (but still works with cat5/6 with Baluns) You need an AoC Compatible DVR: netviewcctv.co.uk/cctv-recorders/dvr?dvr_features=6828 and AoC Cameras: netviewcctv.co.uk/cctv-cameras/hd-cameras-bnc?camera_ahd_features=6827 and that will do away with all the mics & separate power supplies and look much neater and is easier to setup. R Jiten, Netview CCTV

[@OhioBoii330]

@NetviewCCTV Thank you for the information and for your reply! I genuinely appreciate it!! However, my problem is that I do not plan on replacing my actual cameras. They are only a few years old and they work flawlessly. But, my DVR is like 12-13 years old and just outdated and kinda acting up a little bit. My plan was to just replace the DVR only while continuing to use the same cameras. I did have to buy microphones for each individual camera and when I bought the cameras, I did buy the power and video cables that had the audio RCA already built in. So, now I have 8 RCA microphones that require them all to be plugged into the DVR. I'm not sure what my options are at this point. I really DO NOT want to buy an entire new system when I already have everything I need that work perfectly other than just the actual DVR itself..

[@AbuGalib]

Please use a lapel microphone for recording, next time.

[@josetazz]

Can i use the Power in of the IP Cam to connect the power mic?

[@ReyCimeni]

Instructions unclear. Got my mic working in 60 seconds. Weird.

[@sencdaarvaarjemee205]

so, where is the nvr part ???, you only show dvr, camera side ... . . . and with that you won't need your tingy . . just a powersousrce and cut the cable ..

[@bbutc]

Are the 12v power leads inner core positive / outer core negative or inner core negative / outer core positive?? Thanks.

[@NetviewCCTV]

Normally centre is + and outer is -

[@alammughal4538]

From where you buy because I am from Pakistan tell me online shop

[@owaisazam5333]

Thank you sir

[@aliemma4612]

BNC connectors are old school and very confusing. can you please show how to connect audio to poe cameras. Thx

[@tee-7307]

This video is so helpful! I was struggling with connecting Amcrest cameras and Microseven mics into one system. Thank you!

[@NameKCS]

good~^^

[@JohniArmani]

plz show how to connecta mic to a ip cam that does not have an audio port

[@NetviewCCTV]

It is not possible

[@diamondjim917]

OMG< will you stop pushing that set of cab;es away and pick them up and set them aside, yes I had to cut him short I also have a headache

[@malcolmcaley7129]

Yes totally agree

[@ermiestarita4467]

What if is 8 pcs mic how to play

[@NetviewCCTV]

DVR has to have 8x Audio Inputs

[@philobeddoe5851]

You aren`t half good at making things look difficult , lol

[@alfalf2417]

You are confusing the confused👎👎👎

[@lowhertzhighspl]

whoops

[@luisvalles2006]

Stop talking.

[@pablomacartney6704]

Clear as mud