BKerlin

BKerlin last signed in Jul 26 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Mar 19, 2009.

About Me:

Brent Kerlin started his career in IT as a computer technician for Micro Direct. Brent moved up the ranks at Micro Direct from technician to desktop publishing and finally finishing as administrator their WAN consisting of 13 stores in a 3 state area. During this period, Brent focused heavily on troubleshooting PC products and Networking. He left Micro Direct on excellent terms.

Brent Kerlin furthered his career at SecurteX Digital. During his 5 years at SecurteX, he was promoted from build technician to ultimately reside as manager of Research & Development, head of Telecommunications and also head of Technical Support. He was instrumental in the development of SecurteXâ€™s flagship product which is to this day regarded as an industry leader in the realm of PC based DVRs. His business experience spans ten years in the field of PC based and solid state Digital Video Recorders. Brent left SecurteX Digital on excellent terms as well.

Brent switched his focus slightly after leaving SecurteX into PC software development. Brent worked as a subcontractor for hire developing software solutions for various customers and also procured an onsite installation contract with Mosaic Technology Group (a subcontractor for Dell Computers). During this time, Brent also began work on multiple projects for Visual Management Systems.

Currently, Brent is working on projects as a PROGRAMMER for VMS PDG fulltime. His expertise in PC based DVRs, extensive knowledge of software development and hardware troubleshooting have been attributed to many strives and advances in the VMS product line. He is currently finishing development on a state of the art POS integration software platform, a solid state embedded operating system DVR and multiple other projects promising to open new doors and ensure the domination of VMS in their market.

Choose your weapon

Published March 27, 2009 /

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INTRO So let’s setting up the “scene” here: Two individuals are going to be pitted against each other in mortal combat. The antagonist is very VERY big but at the same time is kind of fuzzy and cute like a kitten Unfortunately, it also has 12? razor sharp claws, similiarly deadly

Rolling Picture Bars

by BKerlin | in Science & Technology > General

The annoying horizontal bars that occasionally show up in CCTV video signals are the result of an ground loop in AC power environment. They may exist in one CCTV installation, but not in another essentially similar one. In fact, the "rolling picture bars" may come and go as heavy power loads turn on and off over time.
Frames/Images per Second

by BKerlin | in Science & Technology > General

Let's give you a quick lesson in translation and calculation of video "speed" or "frame rates."
Image Resolution

by BKerlin | in Science & Technology > General

Image resolution describes the detail an image holds. The term applies equally to digital images, film images, and other types of images. Higher resolution means more image detail.
Multithreading in VB6

by BKerlin | in Science & Technology > Programming

Contrary to what people may think, multi threading is not impossible in VB6. I have seen many examples of how to accomplish this with C++ DLLs or ActiveX controls, but this is a straight VB6 example. All you need is a single API, few constants and the knowledge to tie it all together.