Walking into nearly any store, public place, or place of business you are likely to come across a number of security cameras mounted on walls
Although you have probably looked into installing a burglar alarm and although you might already have a few surveillance cameras hooked up outside of your
How Do You Know Whether You Need a Security System for Your Small Business If you are someone who owns your own business, it means
If you are considering having a security alarm system installed in your home or business, you have probably done a bit of research by contacting
Incognito…. Hidden…. Inconspicuous….Covert. These words aren’t just exclusive adjectives belonging to a spy or special CIA field agents anymore. They are also active descriptors for
Our DVRs are among the most advanced security DVRs in the industry. However, all DVRs, regardless of make, model or manufacturer will consume bandwidth for remote monitoring of the cameras whether inside the network (LAN) or outside the network (WAN). Currently, the most efficient compression method is the H.264 format. Our DVRs all use H.264 compression and therefore consume less bandwidth than any DVR that does not. Additionally, our DVRs offer the ability to have 2 separate streams of video for every channel. One stream can be used for recording and in most cases, the second stream (usually referred to as the substream) is used for remote access. This feature is great benefit because it allows the DVR to record at the highest quality, resolution and frame rate available thereby preserving the quality of the recorded video while allowing the sub stream to be configured at lower quality to preserve bandwidth for remote access. This feature allows our DVRs to be remotely accessed without having a negative impact on the quality of the recorded video even in low bandwidth environments.
