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Wednesday, January 26th, 2011
If you are considering the purchase of a security video system and are unsure as to whether you should purchase a DVR or a CCTV digital recorder, you MUST read this article. In the following text we’ll answer this question and many more about CCTV digital recorders and describe three of Security Camera King’s featured units.
So to answer the original question, DVR or CCTV digital recorder? The answer: They are both the same device; whether it’s called a DVR or CCTV digital recorder, it’s still the same piece of equipment. The terms may be confusing because of the evolution of the video security system.
Tags: cctv digital recorders, Closed Circuit Television, COmpression/DECompression, DNC video outputs, H.264 CODEC, High-quality fluid digital video, Internet Protocol (IP), security video, security video system, smartphones, standalone systems, television studio camera, VHS
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Thursday, December 2nd, 2010
Covert digital video camera monitoring and recording is sometimes referred to as spy camera CCTV. Although the term “spy” may conjure up images of secret agents, under cover operatives and the like, a spy camera CCTV system can have very practical applications suited for every day residential and commercial applications.
It is possible to describe process of digital video monitoring and/or recording as either overt or covert. Overt digital video systems operate without an attempt to disguise or hide the equipment in any manner. In fact, many systems are installed in such a way as to be obvious, since there is an added advantage of deterrence of criminal acts associated with video security systems.
Tags: Circuit Television, digital video camera monitoring and recording, digital video monitoring, Digital Video Recorder (DVR), Hidden Camera Systems, Hidden Security Cameras, Integrate Circuit, Integrate Circuit (IC), Internet Protocol (IP), Security Cameras, Spy Camera, Spy Camera CCTV, Television cameras
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