Why is everyone touting IP security cameras? Can’t analog cameras with an analog digital video recorder (DVR) deliver the same results? Answering these questions requires us to go in depth
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
The Benefits of HD-SDI Security Cameras
HD-SDI or High Definition Serial Digital Interface is a newer kind of video interface run by SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) and an upgrade to the current SD-SDI
Digital Noise Reduction – How it Enhances Images on your CCTV Camera
Generally, when taking pictures or videos in the dark, you will notice dark and light spots on the image. This is prevalent in closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras, digital cameras,
Evolution of CCTV Technology
I’m going to go over the Evolution of CCTV Technology from its early stages to its widespread use. We also created an Evolution of CCTV Technology Infographic, if you’d
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
How You Can Improve Your Chances Of Prosecuting Criminals
Suhaib Allababidi – President – 2M CCTV 877-926-2288 x 6046 Among the reasonably priced cameras on the market, even the best ones may not capture video footage that will help
Digital vs. Optical Zoom
Unwary buyers of surveillance cameras are sometimes unaware of terms in the industry. Being caught without knowledge of the salesperson’s jargon can mean that you won’t get what you think
Video Analytics: IP vs. Analog
CCTV users who have thus far resisted moving toward IP technology may be missing out on the versatility that IP security cameras offer through video analytics. High resolution analog cameras
CCTV Resolution 101 – Analog vs. IP
Customers often ask what kind of resolution is best for their particular CCTV system. Picking the right resolution for your surveillance camera can make or break your system. Understanding the