Posts Tagged ‘ ip camera dvr’



DVR for IP Camera

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

When talking in security and surveillance camera system circles, you may have heard “DVR for IP Camera” mentioned.  That’s understandable because these systems are becoming very popular these days very fast.  In the following article will explain what all the abbreviations mean, how a typical system works verses a DVR for IP camera, and what an NVR is.

First, let’s talk about a non-IP or non Internet Protocol security camera system.  This system typically consists of digital video cameras (non-IP), a Digital Video Recorder or DVR, and one or more monitors.  In simple terms, the cameras are needed to capture the video image, the DVR records the images, and the monitor displays them.

IP Camera DVR

Tuesday, August 9th, 2011

IP (Internet Protocol) camera DVR’s (Digital Video Recorders), also known as Network Video Recorders or NVRs are becoming more popular everyday.   These devices combine the high quality digital video security system with the Internet to yield a powerful networking system that has no limitation in distance, provided there is a broad band Internet connection.  This even includes 3G and 4G smartphones.

A typical non-IP camera DVR system has one to many cameras, a DVR, and usually at least one monitor.  The camera is responsible for “capturing” the video image while the DVR stores the data that the camera sends it or makes it readily available to the monitor for live viewing.