The Nuuo Embedded NVR
ezCCTV have added to their range of IP cameras to include Arecont and ACTi brands.
See our entire range of IP Cameras
GeoVision have released a new range of H264 IP cameras. Starting with a box style unit which comes with either a fixed or vari focal lens.
GeoVision H264 IP Camera
GeoVision have released their latest software revision, V8.3.2.
Along with the usual array of enhancements and driver updates there’s one notable feature which stands out from the crowd.
New Digital Object Tracking Feature from GeoVision
I’m referring of course, to the new Digital Object Tracking feature.
H.264 Video Server
Big Cat Caught on ezCCTV System
An ezCCTV surveillance system caught this rare footage of a big cat walking across the car park of a village pub in Cambridgeshire, England.
Many local people have also reported sightings of a big cat in the area and this video footage has confirmed what many locals have believed for years!
It wasn’t that long ago, that the idea of capturing License Plates and storing them in a database meant spending what most companies would consider to be their entire security budget. Over the past 10 years, the use of these systems has increased dramatically and as technology has improved, the costs of having such a system have come down also.
The process of capturing vehicle plates is often referred to as ANPR (or Automatic Number Plate Recogntion), an ANPR Solution consists of 3 main elements:
ezCCTV now have a new range of 4, 6 and 8 Camera DVR Kits.
These CCTV Solutions are designed for basic security requirements a home or small business might require and come with everything you might need.
New DVR Kits from ezCCTV
Browse the new range of CCTV DVR Kits
I’ve just been playing with the new iPhone client for our surveillance system, powered by GeoVision software!
It’s what you’d expect from an iPhone app; Slick looking with the ability to move your fingers in all directions to flick through your cameras and even move and zoom in your PTZs!
The new generation of CCTV Technology, IP Cameras, are beginning to flex their ‘megapixel muscles’ and many of us are gasping in amazement at the new image quality and the fact that these cameras can produce many millions of pixels (compared to say 400,000 pixels an analogue camera might produce).
But what about the analogue cctv technology?
Will the battle to provide more and more pixels on a camera stop the enhancements still possible in analogue technology and what about the millions of legacy cctv installs that are currently running on Coaxial Cable?
EZ Thoughts