Video Reviews

The case can accomodate just about all the accessories you will need. The only complaint I have is the strap is cheap.

Over all for a little more than the cost of the battery itself you are also getting the case and a Canon mini DV cassette.

It is a very good value

My solution for this particular problem was storing all my DVD's in Caselogic's DVD Storage case...In a drawer...Locked away from my roommate. While in may not be as impressive as a shelf full of DVD cases, it's safer for those expensive discs, and doesn't take up NEARLY as much space.

My only concern, initially, was that the pages are a little flimsy. But buyers will quickly see that the way the case closes, they are packed tight and secure. There was also enough space for quite a few more refill pages to be added.

So if you're as nuts about organization as I'd like to be, consider buying the case and these refills for your collection.

The manual walks you through the process of setting up the unit with a home network, but doesn't really address the possibility of someone using anything but all D-Link products (not surprising). I use a Linksys 4 port router and a wireless access point for my home network. Configuring them for the DVC-1100 is easy if you know some basics of the home network system you are using (ie: how to allow various port numbers to be enabled and pass through the router or how to set up a DMZ port). The wireless version (DVC-1100) can be connected via a wired home network if you wish.

Once set up, the unit is controlled via a remote control (yet another one on my coffee table...I'm up to 7 of them now!). I connected the video and audio outputs through my A/V receiver by way of an aux. video port.

All in all, a nice piece of gear for the computer geek who wants to see who they're phoning.