Do you need an office security camera? These cameras can greatly enhance the security of any office. Do you fear who may be entering the office complex without your permission? Do you need to restrict the access of certain rooms within the building? Do you need to know when deliveries are made to the business even when you are not there? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you may have questions about what type of security camera is the right one for your office.
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Office Security Cameras
Thursday, April 12th, 2012Fake Security Cameras
Monday, March 5th, 2012
Deception, as far as security is concerned, plays an important role. Militaries have been deceiving opposing armies for centuries. Pioneers making their way west would routinely place gun barrels out the sides of the Conestoga wagons. This gave the appearance of multiple armed pioneers, when in fact no one was behind the rifle barrels. Bands of marauders, not knowing for sure, would not attack for fear of losing the battle and their lives. Wooden cannons made to appear as if real would be placed on battlefields. The opposing army many times would hesitate, and make a graceful exit from the field of battle. Using fake security cameras employs the same principles of deception that has been used for years.
16 Channel Digital Video Recorder
Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Like any other Digital Video Reorder (DVR), a 16 channel digital video recorder uses a computer hard drive to compress and store video images using various compression techniques. (Incidentally, “16 channel” means the DVR can work with up to 16 cameras simultaneously.)
The compression techniques include JPEG, MPEG, Wavelet and a host of proprietary methods. Images can be stored at a rate of just a few frames per second (fps) to as many as 400fps depending on the software features offered by the manufacturer. This is the latest in CCTV DVR Video Surveillance technology, eliminating the use of tape recorders.
DVR Linux Security
Thursday, July 14th, 2011
Security Camera King offers the rock solid operating system of Digital Video Recorders or DVR Linux Security. Our systems are complete standalone digital video systems that require nothing extra to run. They are not dependent on the Internet (although they can be used on the Internet if the owner chooses) and are therefore not subjected to hackers and other potential dangers.
Basically, today’s DVR market is segregated into two different groups according to operating systems, Linux or Windows based. Both operating systems have their pros and cons. For example, most people are familiar with the Windows operating environment and have very few or no problems using this software because of its familiarity.
Security Video Software
Friday, June 17th, 2011
Security video software is a very broad term that can be used for many different functions. Security software is normally a responsibility of the Digital Video Recorder (DVR) as this is where the main computer processor and Digital signal processor are found.
We can easily list all of the security video software applications available but that would create a list too long for this article. Instead, we’re going to discuss just some of the security video software. This should give you a good working knowledge of the security video software that is used today.
