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Nubix Ad capability 1 Reply
where are the instructions on how to generate ads using the nubix dvr... i installed a nubix 8 dvr for a customer and i would like to make ads for him to promote his specials thx
Started by David Ostrofsky in DVR Questions or Discussions. Last reply by Frankie Cordova Jul 7.
Estimate catalog 3 Replies
Hello, this is Byron from EzWatchSecurity, I was in attendance of your seminar in FL. You had mentioned perhaps putting a downloadable version of the catalog/estimater booklet you made online. I wa...
Started by David Ostrofsky in General Discussions. Last reply by Frankie Cordova Jul 7.
Solar power for i.p cameras
We are now customizing solar power supplies for i.p camera solutions. We're looking to make a couple models available, please post any needs/concerns that you have come across on the job or that yo...
Started by David Ostrofsky in General Questions Jul 1.
Having trouble with RS485 communicating Pelco D to a Panasonic WJ-HD316A DVR 3 Replies
I am trying to complete an installation of two SP570IE PTZ Domes to a Panasonic DVR. I have picture, but I cannot get the control to work. The Panasonic manual asks that the last camera on the RS48...
Started by Mike in Camera Questions & Discussions. Last reply by Matt Terry Jun 26.
Effective Pixels and Horizontal Resolution
How does the effective pixels calculate against the stated Horizontal Resolution of your cameras. E.g. the ECL-553HQD has a Horiz Re of 540 TV lines. My calc for this equates to 720 Horizontal Pixe...
Tagged: Conversion, Resolution, Pixels, IP
Started by Kirt Hills in Camera Questions & Discussions Jun 10.
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The ECL-640 uses a 5-50mm manual varifocal lens for long range imaging and an array of 53 infrared LEDs for surveillance in total darkness. A 1/3" Sony color CCD video sensor provide image capturing. An automatic mechanical IR filter helps keep images in focus, minimizing IR shift when switching from standard to infrared mode. All metal housing and removable sunshield. Bracket not included.
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Eclipse Facts & Fiction :Fact: Terminology Makes a Difference
The objective of video surveillance recording is to capture as much quality information as possible using the least amount of recording media. In security applications, the standard for measuring real time for all moving images is defined at 30 frames or 60 fields per second.
When selecting and evaluating digital systems there are variations in terminology because different manufacturers use different terminology. You will most often find references… Continue
Posted by Frankie Cordova on April 17, 2009 at 4:51pm
Eclipse Facts & Fiction : There is no difference in video quality among compression modes.
Yes, there is a difference – but not as much in viewing live video as when viewing archives.
Competing compression modes should be examined side-by-side at distributors’ or representatives’ locations or on-site at an installation to determine whether significant losses in quality are being experienced when images are archived. Remember, live CCTV images are not yet compressed.
You must go back to archived video a… Continue
Posted by Frankie Cordova on April 17, 2009 at 4:49pm
Eclipse Facts & Fiction : Fiction: DVRs Can Compensate for Bad Cameras ?
A DVR can only be as good as the entire installation of which it is part. If the cameras to which a DVR is attached are not focused
properly or their view is not lit well enough, the best DVR cannot clean up the image. It’s the old computer adage – garbage in;
garbage out. The principles of good photography apply to CCTV, as well.
Sometimes users mismatch camera quality and DVR capacity. High-definition IP cameras do not help picture quality if their… Continue
Posted by Frankie Cordova on April 17, 2009 at 4:42pm
Eclipse Facts & Fiction : Fact: Compression Affects both Bandwidth and Resolution?
A few compression modes you will see most often are H.264, Wavelet, MPEG2, MPEG4, JPEG and MJPEG.
Compression affects both bandwidth and resolution. Some compression methods or hybrid versions are better at passing high-quality images at lower bit rates. Some compression technologies are better suited for streaming live video over LANs or WANs.
Most of the accepted enterprise-level DVRs utilize MPEG2 or MPEG4 compression and portr… Continue
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