Introduction:As a leading brand in the surveillance equipment industry, OHWOAI is committed to providing cutting-edge and reliable security solutions. One of the crucial aspects of our products is ensuring clear and high-resolution monitoring images. However, various factors can affect the clarity of surveillance footage. In this article, we will explore the seven main reasons behind unclear monitoring images and offer valuable insights on how to address these challenges effectively.Electronic Signal Interference:Surveillance cameras are highly integrated systems and can be susceptible to external electronic signal interference. If the monitoring image exhibits jumping or striped patterns, it may...

In the dynamic realm of high-definition surveillance systems, the pursuit of impeccable image processing and seamless transmission capabilities takes center stage. Among the array of available encoding technologies, MPEG4 and H.264 stand as prominent contenders for high-definition front-end applications. It's important to note that while some might propagate the concept of an "analog high-definition camera," this notion lacks factual basis and primarily emerges from certain vendors or manufacturers elevating traditional analog cameras to 520-line or 540-line standards. Nonetheless, these are essentially derivatives that don't truly encapsulate the essence of high definition in the digital age.  ...

Introduction:In today's fast-paced world, security and surveillance have become crucial aspects of protecting homes and businesses. With advancements in technology, both wireless and wired surveillance systems offer effective solutions for monitoring and safeguarding properties. As a leading brand in the surveillance industry, OHWOAI understands the importance of providing customers with the right information to make informed decisions. In this article, we will discuss the main differences between wireless and wired surveillance systems, highlighting their respective advantages and limitations.Wired Surveillance System:A wired surveillance system utilizes transmission cables, such as Ethernet cables, to transfer image and audio signals...