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Alarmcorp IP Dome UltraView H.264 SVC

WHEN compared with typical MPEG4-ASP IP camera models the UltraView IP dome camera can reduce network bandwidth by 15-30 per cent with even better image quality. This new SVC technology provides even better performance and network utilisation than with standard H.264 cameras and is capable of up to 5 unique H.264 IP streams. Furthermore the […]

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    WHEN compared with typical MPEG4-ASP IP camera models the UltraView IP dome camera can reduce network bandwidth by 15-30 per cent with even better image quality. This new SVC technology provides even better performance and network utilisation than with standard H.264 cameras and is capable of up to 5 unique H.264 IP streams. Furthermore the unique software codec means that it can be firmware upgraded to new IP compression technologies in the future as they become available without replacing the camera itself.The UltraView IP dome camera range are designed to work with UltraView and TruVision family of video recorders, servers and management software. All UltraView series cameras are 540TVL analogue and 4CIF IP @ 25fps with standard BNC,UTP and PoE connections varifocal lens and vandal resistant IP66 rated housing. The cameras are available in wide dynamic range and low light performance models.Distributor: Alarmcorp Contact: T: 1300 894 088 E: sales@alarmcorp.com.au

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