• Can Surveillance Cameras Capture Audio?

    Can Surveillance Cameras Capture Audio?
    Introduction:As a leading brand in surveillance devices, OHWOAI aims to provide cutting-edge technology and comprehensive solutions for security needs. Among the various functionalities of our camera systems, a frequently asked question is whether surveillance cameras can capture audio. In this article, we will address this topic and shed light on the factors that enable audio recording in surveillance setups.Understanding Audio Recording in Surveillance Cameras:By default, standard surveillance cameras do not have the capability to capture audio. However, some cameras come with built-in microphones, while others can be equipped with external microphones to facilitate audio recording. For...
  • Unveiling the Essence of Video Surveillance Resolutions

    Unveiling the Essence of Video Surveillance Resolutions
    Resolution—an indispensable parameter in the realm of digital surveillance—holds the key to performance aspects such as clarity, storage capacity, bandwidth allocation, and pricing. Striving for an optimal resolution that enhances video playback quality without inflating costs or data storage requirements is a quest that defines our pursuit of excellence.   Within the dynamic landscape of the surveillance industry, various resolutions take center stage, including QCIF (176x144), CIF (352x288), HALF D1 (704x288), and D1 (704x576). Among these contenders, CIF resolution has carved a prominent niche, embraced by a significant majority of products. CIF's ascendancy can be attributed...
  • Network Video Surveillance Technology Development Process

    Network Video Surveillance Technology Development Process
    The development of network video surveillance technology has gone through four stages:(1) Close-range Monitoring:In the early stage of video surveillance, video images were transmitted from the front-end monitoring points to the monitoring center through coaxial cables and displayed on the monitoring equipment. As the number of monitoring points increased, the cost and management difficulty of video display and recording equipment also increased significantly. The introduction of video matrix technology effectively addressed these issues by allowing multiple video images to be switched, displayed, and shared. However, analog video transmission was limited and did not support multi-center and...
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