Use analogue cameras in IP IFSEC Insider Axis has launched three encoders that support the H.264 video compression format. Supporting “all types” of analogue camers, they convert analogue signals into ...

Vicon Industries, a designer and producer of security surveillance solutions, introduces a 16-channel H.264 video encoder model that converts analogue camera inputs into streamed IP video data. The ...

The ENC-H264-16 encoder is the perfect solution for hybrid systems, as it simplifies the migration to network video without upgrading existing analogue camera systems. The encoder network-enables ...

Axis has launched three encoders that support the H.264 video compression format. They are said to support all types of analogue cameras and convert analogue signals into digital streams to be sent ...

Vicon Industries, a leading designer and producer of security surveillance solutions, introduces a 16-channel H.264 video encoder model that converts analog camera inputs into streamed IP video data.

Encoder hardware adapts analog video to be sent over IP networks, helping CCTV systems upgrade to a modern IP video surveillance organization.

This report examines the most critical elements in making the transition from analog cameras to IP cameras so that you can better appreciate the issues involved for your circumstances.

Spectrum Signal Processing by Vecima, a supplier of signal processing platforms for more than 20 years, has announced the availability of a HD video encoder that enables service providers to ...

A typical approach to migration is to use analog-to-digital encoders at the camera end to transform images from an analog camera to a digital signal for transmission and storage. The downside is ...

Encoders cost about $300 to $400 per analog camera, plus the cost of the VMS software and hardware. Hybrid systems cost $5,000 to $10,000, Feury says, which includes licensing for 16 analog ...