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Contact UsGaining visual insights into your business is a pivotal component of a robust security program. A well-engineered video surveillance system transcends its role as evidence in the event of a crime. It also proves invaluable in resolving disputes and addressing matters like workman's compensation claims.
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read moreIP Surveillance cameras, also known as network cameras or megapixel cameras, are digital video cameras that transmit data over a computer network. Unlike analog CCTV cameras, IP cameras encode and compress digital video before sending it over the network.
Most IP surveillance cameras use the Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) or H.264 compression format. M-JPEG compresses individual frames, while H.264 compresses video streams over time. H.264 provides better compression than M-JPEG and is, therefore, more efficient in terms of bandwidth and storage requirements.
In addition to the cameras, you will need a network video recorder (NVR) or a computer with special software to store and manage the video footage. IP cameras also require a power over Ethernet (PoE) injector or switch to supply power through the Ethernet cable.
A network video recorder (NVR) is a unique computer designed to store and manage video footage from IP cameras. NVRs typically have more hard drive storage than a regular computer and can be configured to record video continuously or only when motion is detected.
NVRs come in various sizes, from small, stand-alone units to large, rack-mounted systems. They can also be purchased as part of a complete IP surveillance system from a security camera vendor.
A video capture card is a piece of computer hardware that enables a computer to process and store video footage from an analog or digital source. Video capture cards are used in various applications, including security surveillance, video editing, and live streaming.
A basic DSL or cable modem is usually sufficient for a small-scale IP surveillance system. For larger installations or systems with higher resolution cameras, you may need a fiber optic connection or a business-class broadband service.
The bandwidth you need depends on the number of cameras, the cameras' resolution, the frame rate, and the compression format.
