This footage is completely unedited, with no effects just re-encoded a couple of times (including YouTube's final encode) Raw Capture: Program: VHCapture Settings: 1280 x 720 (29.970 fps) YUY2 format Video Codec: UT Video 422 VCM x86 (Lossless) Audio Codec: PCM 1411kbps 16bit 44100khz (Lossless) Bitrate: Between 150 - 170 megabits per second / 18.75 - megabytes per second. Editing for uploading to Youtube: Program: Sony Vegas Pro 10.0c Settings: 1280 x 720 (29.970 fps progressive scan) Video Codec: Mainconcept AVC/AAC H. 264/AAC Codec Audio Codec: AAC 512kbps 16bit 44100khz Bitrate: 31 megabits per second (31 million bits per second)
Monday, November 28, 2011
Security Systems and Law Enforcement
Too often when we turn on our televisions, we find another news broadcast about a murder or a robbery at a public business. More often than not the transgressor is able to hit the streets and cause more trouble before they are caught. A lot of business owners invest their time and money into a surveillance system that may not able to capture an image with high enough quality to be useful in an investigation. In this article, I'll share some key factors that can help both the victim and law enforcement increase the odds of apprehending a suspect.
Recording Quality Starts With The DVR
The brain behind any security system is the digital video recorder. The importance of a great unit is a necessity and often end users will purchase an inexpensive recording device expecting high end results. Price isn't always a factor in purchasing a quality DVR, but inexpensive can sometimes mean cheap. One thing that I always stress to my customers when purchasing a DVR is to start with the FPS (frames per second). For example an 8 channel DVR that has 60 FPS will provide a lower quality video than an 8 channel DVR with 240 FPS playback. A good rule of thumb is to add the number of cameras and divide the sum by the total amount of FPS offered by the DVR. The goal is a minimum of 30 FPS for each camera in the security system. Please note that high resolution cameras or megapixel cameras will cause some channels to record at a slower frame rate than others.
When working with law enforcement you need to be able to obtain to your footage fast, while having the ability to back up your information. Recorders that have built-in DVD recorders are always a great choice. Keep in mind that you will need a recorder that offers a watermark on the captured file in order for the video to be permissible in court. Two well-known manufactures, GeoVision and AverMedia, offer this feature.
Camera Strategy
It's always important to match the best camera to its application. Camera position, lighting, and image detail should play an important role in the selection process. When looking at the setting of the scene you'll want to consider your camera position. Is this camera going to be located in a corner? You will also want to consider the background light in conjunction with the angle of the camera. Will there be any obstructions, perhaps shelves or light fixtures? Ultimately, you'll want to obtain the best line of sight to capture a clear facial shot. Lighting plays the most important role in camera selection. This is due to the fact that direct light without an auto-iris lens can cause too much noise to obtain a picture. Can the camera capture shots at night? Will the camera be located in a low light or no light environment? In this case, the AP-148z would be suitable choice for the application.
Picture quality is what you are after when trying to obtain details. This is directly affected by the recorder you purchased. IP cameras have the ability to provide megapixel quality which is always an option when paired with an NVR (network Video Recorder) or a PC-based DVR. However, if analog is your preference, then evaluate the chipset in the security camera you are considering. A 1/3 HAD CCD is suitable for most situations. Typically, CMOS chips have a lower picture quality than that of an HAD. Another factor to be aware of is the TVL (television lines). Higher TVL means you'll enjoy better picture quality from your security footage.
Overview
Building the right system can make the difference between protecting your assets and losing them. Remember the initial investment on a security system takes proper planning and skill. Don't hesitate to contact a security expert who can walk you through a step-by-step process and provide you with the tools necessary to get the job done right the first time.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Avertv HD DVR High Definition / Analog Video Capture Card PCIe MTVHDDVRR
!±8± Avertv HD DVR High Definition / Analog Video Capture Card PCIe MTVHDDVRR
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| Price : $94.99
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| Price : $94.99Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 07:45:12 | Usually ships in 24 hours
The AVerTV HD DVR - is a High Definition / Analog video capture card. It's equipped with HDMI and through the included dongle cable, Component, S-Video and Composite Video input interface. Allowing users to connect to their Cable/Satellite Set-Top-Box, Gaming Console and HD Video recorders to capture High Definition and Analog video content on their to PC. The package includes our AVer MediaCenter software application with advance software encoding algorithm engine and built-in schedule recording features. Users can capture HD video,up to 1080i,and save it in MPEG 2 or H.264 file format (which can be use to playback under iPod or PSP gaming device) as well as program start and end times of TV shows from HD Cable/Satellite Set-Top-Box.
- Turn analog video tapes into DVD or VCD formats
- Equipped with HDMI input
- Directly transfer to DVD/VCD burner from video recording
- Capture HD video up to 1080i
- Compatible with Windows 7 Digital recording in MPEG 2, H.264 and iPod format
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
AVer Surveillance NV6480EXP Video Capture Card NV6480E16 Channel Solution Hybrid PCI-Express x1 H.246/MPEG4 Retail
!±8± AVer Surveillance NV6480EXP Video Capture Card NV6480E16 Channel Solution Hybrid PCI-Express x1 H.246/MPEG4 Retail
The AVerMedia NV6480E16 is a 16 channel hybrid video capture card that combines real-time recording rates, an easy-to-use interface and AVerMedias award winning software.Featuring true PCI Express architecture, this card includes compatibility with over 60 brands of IP cameras, robust remote video access (iPhone and Blackberry approved) and is fully supported by AVerMedias US based technical team.
- Avermedia Surveillance NV6480EXP Video Capture Card NV6480E16 Channel Solution Hybrid PCI-Express x1 H.246/MPEG4 Retail.
- Windows 7, XP, Vista (all 32 bit).
- Wide screen support: (1440x900,1680x1050, 1920x1200, 1920x1080).
- Easy DVR IP Camera support upgrades through USB flash drive.
- Comprehensive remote access through iPhone, Blackberry and web.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
AVerMedia HD DVR: Review and Gameplay Quality Test
This is a full review of the AVerMedia HD DVR which can record your tv shows or function as a capture card that can record gameplay from you Xbox 360, PS3, or Wii (if you play that crap)! If you like this product (which I LOVE) you can check it out on their website where they sell a lot of other awesome products! AVerMedia: www.avermedia-usa.com Thanks for watching guys and I hope you can take a few seconds to leave a friendly Thumbs up or Comment because I put a lot of work into this video and it helps me a lot! Also subscribe because I will actually be reviewing another HD PVR from them later in September! :) Subscribe to Mark: www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
AVermedia Avertv HD DVR PCIe Capture Card Installation & Complete Settings *iDCL
Want the fullest in 720p HD out of your Avertv DVR without any lag or drained sound? Check out this Video and i'm going to show you step by step on how i do every gameplay video I've made since i bought the AverTV HD. hit my twitter twitter.com Beat Maker in intro, Slangdee www.youtube.com
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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