If you stream video at all, one priority has to be the ability to reach iDevices, preferably via HTTP Live Streaming, Apple’s adaptive product offering. In the past, however, this often required ...

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.

Hauppauge, NY | November 8, 2017: Vicon Industries, a leading designer and producer of security surveillance solutions, introduces a 16-channel H.264 video encoder model that converts analog camera ...

MPEG-4 is fast becoming the most common protocol for video compression due to its ability to handle multimedia over varying bandwidth conditions. Implementing the MPEG-4 Simple Profile compression ...

Vicon’s high-performance 16-channel video encoder makes it easy and affordable to integrate up to 16 analog cameras into a ViconNet network video surveillance system. This H.264 encoder enables ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The B3 encoder includes look-ahead video analysis with advanced transition detection. Envivio has ...

Vicon Industries introduces the H264-16CH-ENCDR, a 16-channel H.264 encoder that allows for the use of analog cameras side-by-side with IP models within a video management system (VMS) network. The ...

Bosch Security Systems has expanded its family of video-over-IP encoders for networked CCTV systems with the VIP X1600, a unique 16-channel unit that features 'hot-swappable' input modules and uses ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Integrated Microwave Technologies will introduce the Nucomm Newscoder 4 to the European market at ...

September 9, 2003 Santa Clara, California - Semiconductor intellectual property (IP) core provider RichCore Technology, Inc. today announced a new core implementing popular MPEG1/2/4 encoder. The new ...

In this Design Idea, an old technique of diode-based 16-to-4 encoding is combined with a new design, to scan a record number of buttons – 74 – with only four I/O pins! First start with the ancient ...