November 21, 2007 12:05 PM

rolex56 said: I have a piczel 5140 dvr.  Looks just looks like the Q.SEE.  I had no luck from Piczel getting an IR code, but some how ended up with Q.SEE code in a email.  Tried it, but couldn't get the test button to highlight.  Here's the email they sent. So sorry for the delay reply, and about model Q4DVR4CM, the remote IR code is: TT6221-1 that can easy to control DVR through Slingbox remotely, so pls try to set up right now, and if you have any queries or need any help at this moment, just don't hesitate to let us know, many thanks. Hope it helps 

Appreciate the information.  I'll give it a try.

November 25, 2007 8:23 PM

I was hoping there would be a selection under the "other" category.  I just got back in town so I'm planning to snoop around in the system tonight.  Maybe Rolex56 will save us from experimentation.

January 19, 2008 9:57 PM

I guess Q-See and Slingbox never got enough feedback to make it happen.  Still view the cameras remote on my phone, but if I have to review something I head for a laptop and use the Netviewer.

January 20, 2008 9:13 PM

I haven't tried the newer version yet, but its nothing to write home about.  It did take some screwing around with it to figure out how to review previous recorded events and copy them into jpegs or mpegs.  Once I figured it out its worked ok.  Is the new one at Costco a networked unit?

May 14, 2008 8:12 AM

Nothing yet, Q-See was willing to work with Slingmedia but no movement yet. We need to bug Sling.

July 16, 2008 11:07 PM

nothing come out yet, I'm becoming doubtful it will happen.

October 26, 2008 8:37 AM

Your english was fine! Actually I did a similar thing, I split the Q-See DVR signal to feed a DVD/VCR and the Slingbox. So when I use Slingplayer my choice are the Satellite receiver (into the composite inputs), Q-See DVR (coax input), and the DVD/VCR (composite inputs). The Satellite and DVD/VCR are both controlled by the IR (just using one leg each of the IR cable). So the DVD/VCR having Qsee DVR feed on Line 1 gives me the ability to watch the cameras in the Quad view mode, or watch a DVD or VHS tape. What I priamrily do is keep a blank VHS tape in the unit so if I see something going on around the house I hit the record button and tape the cameras. My DVR is also capturing the happenings. Every so often I've found my hard drive locks up and and needs reformatted (maybe every three months or so), but whenever I notice the time is frozen its time to power down. I believe QSee has come out with some cellular phone viewing programs now, I don't know if they work with older DVR's.