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DVR Capture Card Guide: Choosing a DVR Card (PART TWO)
In the first part of our DVR capture card guide, we discussed the importance of choosing the card with the desired frame rate and resolution. Plus, we informed the user
Cat 5 vs. Cat 6 Cable for CCTV
CCTV is closely associated with other aspects of the IT world. In fact, most of the time, it is the IT pros that are assigned with learning about, choosing, ordering,
DVR Capture Card Guide: Choosing a DVR Card (PART ONE)
So, are you thinking about buying a security camera system? You got the cameras that you like. You know where you want to place them. You even hooked the cameras
CCTV Lens Guide: Choosing a Security Camera Lens
Below is a guide we’ve created for the sole purpose of educating you on the various terms that go along with CCTV or security camera lenses. There are a lot
DVR Recorders – PC Based vs. Standalone
Oftentimes I hear the question, “Which is better – PC-based or standalone DVR”? That is like asking which is better – a mop or a broom? Or similarly – which
Bullet Cameras vs. Dome Cameras
As far as camera functionality is concerned, bullet and dome cameras are extremely similar. So really what you’re looking for is what will fit best with your particular application and
Video Compression for DVRs – H.264 vs. M-JPEG & MPEG-4
Most DVRs on the market offer H.264 codec to compress videos. H.264 records high quality videos while reducing storage space on your Hard Disk Drive (HDD). To get an idea
Day-Night and IR Surveillance Cameras
When it comes to recording overnight, there are several ways that cameras can do this. Infrared is essential when recording overnight. Day/Night recording is available on the dome, fixed dome,
CCTV Power Supply Distance, Cat5 & Siamese Cable Considerations
Cat5 or Siamese Coax I have experienced a number of clients that ask about using cat5e cable rather than traditional Siamese coax cable for their camera runs. Is cat5 heavy
Remote Access for Security Camera Systems – Common Issues
Security camera systems and remote access go hand in hand. Most businesses these days insist on having the ability to view their video surveillance footage while away from the office.