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product_id: 74220864
title: "TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR, No Hard Drive"
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# 32TB max local storage Remote access via mobile app 16-channel HD video input TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR, No Hard Drive

**Brand:** tigersecu
**Price:** R10374
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Secure your world in stunning HD—because peace of mind shouldn’t wait.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR, No Hard Drive by tigersecu
- **How much does it cost?** R10374 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/74220864-tigersecu-super-hd-1080p-16-channel-h-265-surveillance-dvr)

## Best For

- tigersecu enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tigersecu brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Silent, Efficient Cooling:** Innovative heat sink fan technology keeps your system whisper-quiet and cool under pressure.
- • **Instant Remote Surveillance:** Access live and recorded footage anytime, anywhere with TIGERSECU’s intuitive mobile app—no monthly fees.
- • **Massive 32TB Storage Potential:** Install up to two 16TB drives for uninterrupted, high-capacity local recording—no cloud fees required.
- • **Crystal Clear 1080P HD Recording:** Experience sharp, detailed footage with full HD resolution across all 16 channels.
- • **Universal 6-in-1 Camera Compatibility:** Seamlessly supports 2MP/5MP TVI, AHD, CVI, Analog & IP cameras for ultimate flexibility.

## Overview

The TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR is a versatile, hybrid 6-in-1 security recorder compatible with multiple camera types including 2MP/5MP HD TVI, AHD, CVI, Analog, and IP. It supports up to 32TB of local storage via two internal hard drives (not included), enabling continuous high-definition recording across 16 channels. Featuring silent cooling technology and remote access through a dedicated mobile app with no subscription fees, this DVR is designed for professional-grade surveillance with ease of use and reliability.

## Description

desertcart.com : TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR, No Hard Drive | Hybrid 6-in-1 CCTV Recorder Compatibility for 2MP and 5MP TVI/AHD/CVI/Analog/IP Security Cameras, with RS485 PTZ Control : Electronics

Review: App crashing resolved - This is an update to my previous review (1 star), wherein I complained about the CMS program constantly crashing. See the screenshot. This would happen anywhere between a minute and a day of running the program. It would also happen when closing the program, almost every time. It happened across several Windows 7 PC's I was using it on. I went around and around with Tigersecu and they couldn't solve it. They had me do things like update the firmware twice, and lower the camera data rates. Nothing helped a bit. Well, I stumbled on the solution. See the second screen shot image attached. If you right click on the Tigersecu_cms shortcut and go to "properties", you can check that box for Windows XP SP3 compatibility. This minor change completely resolved the issue. No more crashing. OK, so now that this issue is resolved, let me rewrite the review. The thing I like most about this unit is the user interface. Whether you're accessing it via a monitor and mouse attached directly to the unit, or you're accessing it over the network using the Tigersecu_cms program, it's intuitive and easy to use. You have to use other DVR's that aren't done nearly so well to really appreciate what a good job Tigersecu did on the user interface. In particular, DVR's that are accessed remotely via a web browser tend to be really bad. Most require some ancient version of Windows Explorer, because all modern browsers block the functionality required, for security reasons. And then when you do get into the unit, well, the browser interface tends to make it more cumbersome to find and access all the settings. In fact, many of them don't even provide full setup capabilities via remote access. So doing something like adding an IP camera must be done on the unit itself. And just viewing and monitoring the cameras themselves tends to be buggy when using a browser interface. Even the ones that provide a real CMS program, the program tends to be hard to use and leaves out some capabilities. They're generic type programs that work over a cross section of different products and require you to jump through hoops to connect and view. The Tigersecu's remote access, on the other hand, is done via a dedicated program designed specifically for their products, which really cleans it up and makes it simpler and more intuitive to use. It's called Tigersecu_cms. It gives you just as much access as if you were using the unit itself with an attached monitor and mouse, and through an essentially identical looking interface. So that's really really nice, particularly if your DVR isn't in an easily accessible location. Anything you can do at the box, you can also do remotely. What's more, it can access over your LAN, without going over the internet, and even has a built in scan function at the logon prompt ("Discover") to help find your DVR on your LAN. Or you can enter your DVR's secret code and it can access it via Tigersecu's server, if you're trying to access it from outside your LAN. No monthly fees or any of that other nonsense. And the CMS program remembers all your logon credentials, so that next time you go to access it, you don't have to enter anything. Nice. It's just really, really well done, compared to it's competitors. Very user friendly. They put a lot of thought into it. Likewise, the mobile app is designed specifically for Tigersecu, it's not a generic like xmeye or one of the others, and it has a clean interface. I do wish though that it would support two way audio with IP cameras. It has a microphone enable, but it doesn't work, and tech support confirmed for me that it's non-functional. Tigersecu should work on this. Also in my previous version of this review, I griped about the slowness of accessing event records. When I go to the playback screen and tell it I want to play back events, it can take minutes after playing one event before it starts playing the next. I found this really frustrating. Well, the Tigersecu staff saw my complaint and emailed me and let me know of an alternate way to view events. If you go to the maintenance menu and then click "Log", you'll see that you can build a log of events, over whatever time period you want and for whichever cameras you're interested in. Building that log only takes seconds. Once the log is built, it displays it, and each entry has a play button. You click that play button and almost instantly you're viewing your event. Exit that playback and you're back at the log and free to select and play another event, without rebuilding the log. Nice! Once again, they did a good job on the user interface. You really have to use other DVR's to appreciate how much thought and effort they put into the whole user interface. Really my only gripe at this point is the lack of support for 2-way audio with the phone app. Fortunately I have a good workaround, in that the app that came with my cameras supports it and it works fine. Still, it'd be nicer to have it built right into the Tigersecu app. I haven't been able to find perfection in any of the DVR's I've tried, but now that I've got the app crashing fixed and am able to play events without a long delay, the Tigersecu comes the closest to perfection of any DVR I've used. It's not the cheapest, not by a long shot, but worth the extra money in my opinion to have something robust, reliable, and easy to use.
Review: CALLING ALL DVR MANUFACTURES - TAKE A LESSON FROM TIGERSECU - Question: What did I like about this product? Answer: Everything Question: What did I dislike about this product? Answer: Nothing I'll begin by saying that this review was written with my personal requirements and needs in mind. Your personal needs may be different than mine. If it turns out they are similar to mine, it's good that you stumbled upon this review. Over a period of 4 months from November 2018 to February 2019 after a purchase of 3 DVRs and returning two of them, I discovered something that everybody who wants, needs or purchases a DVR should know.. With forward progress and manufactures trying to capitalize on our needs based on what we're buying and what we're using the most. DVRs are a big item on that list of things we want and there are a lot of manufactures jumping on the bandwagon to try and sell us all a DVR. The 3 images I've attached are examples of 3 of these sellers/manufacturers, but they're not just examples, they're part of my personal experience. THE FIRST IMAGE: ZOSI DVR. Zosi has a great group of people running their shop and their customer service is one that all sellers should aspire to. This DVR did not support my needs and there was no way for me to reconcile or make due so I had to return it. This was after however, their fantastic support team spent close to 30 minutes with me on a live SKYPE video call so they could see what the problems were first hand that I was having. The reason we used Skype was because the support guy was in China. To me, a DVR is for the purpose of monitoring an area, a home or a property and being able to view that monitoring from the control tower. The control tower for me is my house which includes 5 rooms. So wherever I am in my house, I should be able to view my surveillance cameras via an external monitor. If I'm in the bedroom watching TV I should still be able to view my cameras without having to run out to the main monitor in the living room to see them if I hear a loud noise outside or a disturbance of some kind. For me, this unit didn't work, but that's because I'm old fashioned and I like to keep using things as long as they keep working. I've been using my old smaller TV sets as monitors in each room of my house because I take pretty good care of things and these old TVs just keep on working. Unfortunately this DVR doesn't work with my older TV sets because it is built with newer protocol and considers the newer type of TV set but not the older style TV sets. SUMMARY: So the Zosi HAS an output for external monitors, but that output only works with newer TVs and not the older TVs. So if you have all newer flat screen TVs that you're using for external monitors, there's no problem. THE SECOND IMAGE: AMCREST 1080-Lite 16CH DVR . I can't really say much about this because I'm still fairly confused myself about it. What I can say is that the component setup on this device is just baffling to me. It makes no sense to me because there is no output for external monitors. When I asked the seller where the output was for the external monitors they said: "The video in and out will pull from the BNC ports through the analog cameras. Amcrest doesn't recommend running 3rd party cameras on Amcrest DVR and NVR's due to software incompatibilities which may hinder features. Amcrest Team" I'm not sure what this means, but the bottom line was that I had no output to connect any external monitors except for the primary monitor through the HDMI output. So there were no additional monitors for viewing in any of the other rooms in my house. SUMMARY: So the Amcrest doesn't even have an output for external monitors. So if you're OK only having the primary monitor and not having a monitor in any other room, there's no problem. THE THIRD IMAGE: TIGERSECU Super HD DVR. I'm going to give everyone a break and cut my review short here. Simply because there's not really much to say about this device. Well, there is one thing I feel obligated to include it in my review because it would simply not be fair to Tigersecu or anyone of you reading this review if I didn't. The only thing I can say about my Tigersecu DVR is that I got it for a reasonable price, slightly more than what I paid for my previous two DVRs. I was OK paying more for this DVR when I found out that it literally did everything ALL DVRs should do. It works with every type of camera, it has a very easy to use online remote viewing application for my smart phone and my PC. SUMMARY: What this DVR has that every DVR SHOULD HAVE is an output port that allows you to connect as many external monitors whether they're old style TVs or new style TVs or just monitors in general. Other than that, I really have nothing more to say about this device except to throw out a big THANK YOU to Tigersecu for making a DVR that MAKES SENSE! Other that that, there's nothing else to say except that if you buy a different brand of DVR other than this one, I wish you luck.

## Features

- Universal Compatibility: Security DVR designed for use with 2MP/5MP HD TVI, AHD, CVI, RS485 PTZ, analog and IP cameras. For optimal performance, use this DVR with TIGERSECU security cameras
- Storage Capacity: This DVR does not include a pre-installed hard disk drive. 32TB storage capacity. For continuous local recording, install up to 2 surveillance hard drives of up to 16TB each. Compatible with WD Purple, Toshiba and Seagate surveillance hard drives. This DVR does not work with external hard drives
- Remote Access: Remotely access and play surveillance footage and control the security DVR with no contract or monthly fees with TIGERSECU's HD Viewer. For optimal performance, 1 Mbps upload speed is recommended for each 1080P camera. Bitrate settings can be adjusted in the DVR to accommodate slower network speeds. Mobile app requires iOS 9.3 or later and Android 9 or later. Compatible with iPhone and iPad
- Efficient Video Compression: High efficiency video compression enables you to record more footage for the same storage space. No fan noise and a quieter system with our unique heat sink fan technology that enables the DVR to self-cool and prevent overheating
- Audio and Video Recording: 4 audio inputs for audio recording on 4 channels (channels 1 to 4) in addition to 16 channels of video recording. 3 monitor connections through HD-port, VGA and CVBS ports. 1920 x 1080 pixels DVR display resolution. Works with TV and computer monitors with a minimum 1080p resolution

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B078PPXZ2W |
| Audio Input | Microphone |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10 in Surveillance Video Recorders |
| Brand | TIGERSECU |
| Built-In Media | CCTV Recorder without HDD, DVR power supply, DVR remote control, USB mouse |
| Compatible Devices | Camera, Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Television |
| Connectivity Technology | Composite Video, HDMI, VGA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,206 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 13.9"L x 9.1"W x 1.8"H |
| Item Highlight | Hybrid 6-in-1 CCTV Recorder Compatibility for 2MP and 5MP TVI/AHD/CVI/Analog/IP Security Cameras, with RS485 PTZ Control |
| Item Weight | 5 pounds |
| Manufacturer | TIGERSECU |
| Media Format Digital Video | HDD |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 TB |
| Mfr Part Number | TS-2MP-402T16 |
| Model Number | TS-2MP-402T16 |
| Number of Channels | 16 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.9"L x 9.1"W x 1.8"H |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 732240202615 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Input | AHD, CVBS, HDCVI, HDTVI, IP, RS-485 PTZ |
| Warranty Description | TIGERSECU security systems are backed by Lifetime Support and two-year warranty provided by TIGERSECU. |
| Wattage | 60 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TIGERSECU
- **Compatible Devices:** Camera, Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Television
- **Connectivity Technology:** Composite Video, HDMI, VGA
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 TB
- **Product Dimensions:** 13.9"L x 9.1"W x 1.8"H

## Images

![TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16 Channel H.265 Surveillance DVR, No Hard Drive - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51NoCoXn1FL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What kind of cameras are compatible with this DVR? Can it work with cameras from other brands?**
A: This DVR works with most 5MP (at 12.5fps), 1080p, 720p and D1 cameras from ZOSI, Annke, Swann and Lorex, and select IP cameras from third party brands. This does not work with 4K/8MP cameras. Contact TIGERSECU to check compatibility before purchase.

**Q: Can it detect all moving objects or just humans/vehicles?**
A: Yes, it detects moving objects like rainfall, animals, humans, and vehicles (but cannot differentiate them). Motion detection zones and sensitivity are adjustable to reduce false alarms. Note: It does not support Motion Detection for IP cameras.

**Q: Does it allow remote viewing on a smartphone?**
A: Yes, free remote access to this TIGERSECU DVR is available on iPhone, Android, PC and Mac with our easy-to-use TIGERSECU HD Viewer App and CMS client. TIGERSECU does not require a contract, subscription, or fees for app installation or use.

**Q: Can this security DVR capture audio recording?**
A: Yes, this DVR can record audio as long as your camera has a built-in microphone. If your camera doesn’t have a built-in mic, this DVR has audio input ports on 4 channels (channel 1, 2, 3, and 4) for connecting external microphones (sold separately).

**Q: Are accessories like cables included in the package? What's in the box?**
A: The package includes one 1080P 16-channel security DVR without hard drive, one 12V 5A DVR power supply, one DVR remote control, a USB mouse, and a user manual. (Video cable for camera connection is not included.)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ App crashing resolved
*by Z***X on November 17, 2019*

This is an update to my previous review (1 star), wherein I complained about the CMS program constantly crashing. See the screenshot. This would happen anywhere between a minute and a day of running the program. It would also happen when closing the program, almost every time. It happened across several Windows 7 PC's I was using it on. I went around and around with Tigersecu and they couldn't solve it. They had me do things like update the firmware twice, and lower the camera data rates. Nothing helped a bit. Well, I stumbled on the solution. See the second screen shot image attached. If you right click on the Tigersecu_cms shortcut and go to "properties", you can check that box for Windows XP SP3 compatibility. This minor change completely resolved the issue. No more crashing. OK, so now that this issue is resolved, let me rewrite the review. The thing I like most about this unit is the user interface. Whether you're accessing it via a monitor and mouse attached directly to the unit, or you're accessing it over the network using the Tigersecu_cms program, it's intuitive and easy to use. You have to use other DVR's that aren't done nearly so well to really appreciate what a good job Tigersecu did on the user interface. In particular, DVR's that are accessed remotely via a web browser tend to be really bad. Most require some ancient version of Windows Explorer, because all modern browsers block the functionality required, for security reasons. And then when you do get into the unit, well, the browser interface tends to make it more cumbersome to find and access all the settings. In fact, many of them don't even provide full setup capabilities via remote access. So doing something like adding an IP camera must be done on the unit itself. And just viewing and monitoring the cameras themselves tends to be buggy when using a browser interface. Even the ones that provide a real CMS program, the program tends to be hard to use and leaves out some capabilities. They're generic type programs that work over a cross section of different products and require you to jump through hoops to connect and view. The Tigersecu's remote access, on the other hand, is done via a dedicated program designed specifically for their products, which really cleans it up and makes it simpler and more intuitive to use. It's called Tigersecu_cms. It gives you just as much access as if you were using the unit itself with an attached monitor and mouse, and through an essentially identical looking interface. So that's really really nice, particularly if your DVR isn't in an easily accessible location. Anything you can do at the box, you can also do remotely. What's more, it can access over your LAN, without going over the internet, and even has a built in scan function at the logon prompt ("Discover") to help find your DVR on your LAN. Or you can enter your DVR's secret code and it can access it via Tigersecu's server, if you're trying to access it from outside your LAN. No monthly fees or any of that other nonsense. And the CMS program remembers all your logon credentials, so that next time you go to access it, you don't have to enter anything. Nice. It's just really, really well done, compared to it's competitors. Very user friendly. They put a lot of thought into it. Likewise, the mobile app is designed specifically for Tigersecu, it's not a generic like xmeye or one of the others, and it has a clean interface. I do wish though that it would support two way audio with IP cameras. It has a microphone enable, but it doesn't work, and tech support confirmed for me that it's non-functional. Tigersecu should work on this. Also in my previous version of this review, I griped about the slowness of accessing event records. When I go to the playback screen and tell it I want to play back events, it can take minutes after playing one event before it starts playing the next. I found this really frustrating. Well, the Tigersecu staff saw my complaint and emailed me and let me know of an alternate way to view events. If you go to the maintenance menu and then click "Log", you'll see that you can build a log of events, over whatever time period you want and for whichever cameras you're interested in. Building that log only takes seconds. Once the log is built, it displays it, and each entry has a play button. You click that play button and almost instantly you're viewing your event. Exit that playback and you're back at the log and free to select and play another event, without rebuilding the log. Nice! Once again, they did a good job on the user interface. You really have to use other DVR's to appreciate how much thought and effort they put into the whole user interface. Really my only gripe at this point is the lack of support for 2-way audio with the phone app. Fortunately I have a good workaround, in that the app that came with my cameras supports it and it works fine. Still, it'd be nicer to have it built right into the Tigersecu app. I haven't been able to find perfection in any of the DVR's I've tried, but now that I've got the app crashing fixed and am able to play events without a long delay, the Tigersecu comes the closest to perfection of any DVR I've used. It's not the cheapest, not by a long shot, but worth the extra money in my opinion to have something robust, reliable, and easy to use.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ CALLING ALL DVR MANUFACTURES - TAKE A LESSON FROM TIGERSECU
*by D***S on March 12, 2019*

Question: What did I like about this product? Answer: Everything Question: What did I dislike about this product? Answer: Nothing I'll begin by saying that this review was written with my personal requirements and needs in mind. Your personal needs may be different than mine. If it turns out they are similar to mine, it's good that you stumbled upon this review. Over a period of 4 months from November 2018 to February 2019 after a purchase of 3 DVRs and returning two of them, I discovered something that everybody who wants, needs or purchases a DVR should know.. With forward progress and manufactures trying to capitalize on our needs based on what we're buying and what we're using the most. DVRs are a big item on that list of things we want and there are a lot of manufactures jumping on the bandwagon to try and sell us all a DVR. The 3 images I've attached are examples of 3 of these sellers/manufacturers, but they're not just examples, they're part of my personal experience. THE FIRST IMAGE: ZOSI DVR. Zosi has a great group of people running their shop and their customer service is one that all sellers should aspire to. This DVR did not support my needs and there was no way for me to reconcile or make due so I had to return it. This was after however, their fantastic support team spent close to 30 minutes with me on a live SKYPE video call so they could see what the problems were first hand that I was having. The reason we used Skype was because the support guy was in China. To me, a DVR is for the purpose of monitoring an area, a home or a property and being able to view that monitoring from the control tower. The control tower for me is my house which includes 5 rooms. So wherever I am in my house, I should be able to view my surveillance cameras via an external monitor. If I'm in the bedroom watching TV I should still be able to view my cameras without having to run out to the main monitor in the living room to see them if I hear a loud noise outside or a disturbance of some kind. For me, this unit didn't work, but that's because I'm old fashioned and I like to keep using things as long as they keep working. I've been using my old smaller TV sets as monitors in each room of my house because I take pretty good care of things and these old TVs just keep on working. Unfortunately this DVR doesn't work with my older TV sets because it is built with newer protocol and considers the newer type of TV set but not the older style TV sets. SUMMARY: So the Zosi HAS an output for external monitors, but that output only works with newer TVs and not the older TVs. So if you have all newer flat screen TVs that you're using for external monitors, there's no problem. THE SECOND IMAGE: AMCREST 1080-Lite 16CH DVR . I can't really say much about this because I'm still fairly confused myself about it. What I can say is that the component setup on this device is just baffling to me. It makes no sense to me because there is no output for external monitors. When I asked the seller where the output was for the external monitors they said: "The video in and out will pull from the BNC ports through the analog cameras. Amcrest doesn't recommend running 3rd party cameras on Amcrest DVR and NVR's due to software incompatibilities which may hinder features. Amcrest Team" I'm not sure what this means, but the bottom line was that I had no output to connect any external monitors except for the primary monitor through the HDMI output. So there were no additional monitors for viewing in any of the other rooms in my house. SUMMARY: So the Amcrest doesn't even have an output for external monitors. So if you're OK only having the primary monitor and not having a monitor in any other room, there's no problem. THE THIRD IMAGE: TIGERSECU Super HD DVR. I'm going to give everyone a break and cut my review short here. Simply because there's not really much to say about this device. Well, there is one thing I feel obligated to include it in my review because it would simply not be fair to Tigersecu or anyone of you reading this review if I didn't. The only thing I can say about my Tigersecu DVR is that I got it for a reasonable price, slightly more than what I paid for my previous two DVRs. I was OK paying more for this DVR when I found out that it literally did everything ALL DVRs should do. It works with every type of camera, it has a very easy to use online remote viewing application for my smart phone and my PC. SUMMARY: What this DVR has that every DVR SHOULD HAVE is an output port that allows you to connect as many external monitors whether they're old style TVs or new style TVs or just monitors in general. Other than that, I really have nothing more to say about this device except to throw out a big THANK YOU to Tigersecu for making a DVR that MAKES SENSE! Other that that, there's nothing else to say except that if you buy a different brand of DVR other than this one, I wish you luck.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works with QD6012B Q-See Camera
*by L***N on May 31, 2026*

REVIEW DVR: Works with QD6012B Q-See camera. The camera specs says 1080p; however the TigerSecu DVR only recognizes 480p. The video is a little grainy, but I acknowledge the BNC connectors and cables might be old too. In the end this DVR saved me from having to replace the entire system and some of my cameras are mounted on the second story. I don't expect to be able to recognize every detail on a person's face in the video, but it's good enough to trigger recordings for me to review and know whether someone was on my property. HDD: I had a brand new 3.5" WD Purple 4TB HDD so I purchased the option without an HDD. The WD Purple is compatible however the four screw holes used for mounting did not match any pattern on the TigerSecu, so my HDD is sitting losely inside the DVR. I tried every which way I could to try to match the pattern but could not figure it out. Phone App: I have the iPhone App. It works great so far with a few idiosyncrasies. 1) I wish there was a slider to control fast forwarding/rewind. 2) If I leave the app open but my iPhone locks (or just running in the background), the app will usually fail to reconnect when I try to connect. I have to close the app and open it again for it to connect. Minor inconvenience. 3) The Q-See app allowed us to drag and drop the camera to different positions on the screen. It would be great if we can select which cameras we want to view next to each other without rearranging the BNC connectors. User Manual: Very comprehensive. I'm not a manual reader, but I read every page of it. CMS for Macbook I absolutely love this software but it’s too bad it won’t work with the new mac iOS Silicon. I plan to install on my Windows PCs as well. It's nice to have the cameras up on the monitor all the time and not have to use the phone app when I am home. I have three monitors, so I just keep the CMS application on one of the monitors. In fact the day I installed and configured, I was waiting for a package from USPS. Our carrier habitually puts my package in the wrong cluster box. I was able to see he was outside and grab the package from him directly instead of waiting for one of my random neighbors to *hopefully* bring it to me. Background if you're interested: I had a Q-See QT5616 DVR for the last 13 years. About a year ago we couldn't remote into the DVR anymore from outside the home network. I am not sure if my service provider made protocol changes but the DVR started getting multiple DoS attacks bringing down my service. So we had only been using remote viewing via the phone app when we were on the home network. Now, the DVR doesn't recognize the HDD anymore so it hadn't been recording. I bought the WD Purple HDD thinking I could just swap it out. Turns out the original HDD was fine, but after I put everything back together, the Q-See DVR just makes a high pitch alert (not beeping), no rhythmic pattern, just a constant alert that would qualify as audio torture. My ears were ringing and my vertigo was triggered. I tried finding another Q-See model on eBay but the only ones posted were for parts. I am glad I was able to locate TigerSecu via online searches for DVRs compatible with Q-See cameras.

## Frequently Bought Together

- TIGERSECU Super HD 1080P 16-Channel Hybrid 6-in-1 DVR Security Recorder Without Hard Drive, for up to 5MP TVI/AHD/CVI/Analog/RS485 PTZ and IP Cameras (Cameras and Hard Drive Not Included)
- TIGERSECU Security Camera Power Adapter with 9-Way Power Splitter, 12V 5A 100V-240V 2.1x5.5mm Power Supply, Compatible with Lorex, Samsung, Q-See, Night Owl, Swann, Annke IP and BNC Cameras
- TIGERSECU Add-On Super HD 1080P Hybrid 4-in-1 Security Camera with OSD Switch, for TVI/CVI/AHD/D1 DVR, Weatherproof for Indoor/Outdoor Use (Power Supply and Coaxial Cable Sold Separately)

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*Last updated: 2026-09-28*