Eight of the most important functional differences & reasons why to buy a Network Camera over an analogy camera
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Simultaneous H.264 and MJPEG
Simultaneous H.264 and MJPEG streaming is available in security cameras and encoders. Bandwidth efficiency increases with H.264.
MPEG-4
MPEG-4 is a standard for video compression. An IP surveillance camera may support MPEG-4 compression for reduced storage or transmission demands.
Vandal Resistant Security Cameras: What They Are and Why You Need One
Vandal-resistant cameras resist breakage and discourage tampering. IP surveillance cameras with durable casings and lens protection offer vandalism resistance.
Day/Night Surveillance Cameras
Day/night camera features will support automatic adjustments for daylight and low light. IP surveillance cameras with ICRs capture images in a range of lighting.
Auto Negotiating
Learn how the autonegotiation Ethernet procedure allows two devices with differing technologies to operate without disruption.
10/100 Base
Use a 10/100 base Ethernet connection to support 10 Mbps and 100 megabits per second transmission rates.
Copper Uplink
Using a Copper uplink, one device can be connected to a network, or a LAN can be connected to a larger network
An Introduction to Fibre Optic Cable Transmission Speed
fibre optic cable transmission speed
Telephone Cable
Find out about telephone cable that complies with CW1308,
CW1308B, and CW1128 standards for internal and external
connections.