H.264 Hd Cctv Digital Video Recorder

[17 μm] Excellent camera, lens, and gimbal. Have only used h.264 codec even so the images are quite nice. Here is a link to some video of the bear mountain bridge i shot with no post color manipulation. https://youtu.be/_vV2VKpMios

[Dual Channel] Been a while since I have run AMD but I am not disappointed. In Davinci resolve it can encode 1080p30 h.264 video at 3x realtime speed. It can encode 4k30 h.264 in realtime or sometimes a little faster. I didn't use the stock cooler and opted for an overkill Noctua one instead.

[23] This little thing is super awesome! its not very bright, and i wish it had a lower codec like h.264. but it does its job and is simple and cheap! Also I hope they come out with a p-tap power option, that would be nice..

[8.5 ms (Read)] Great HD! I love WD drives and use them in my network video recorder for my home security. Reliable and they never let me down.

[0.1 lb] The battery is for my son's digital video recorder. It was used extensively for only about 10 days and worked very well, no complains. What will happen later we don't know but hope for best.

[Cable] connects my digital recorder to computer for digital transfer

[48 mm] CCTV zoom lenses are expensive ($199.00 & up). This simple C-mount adapter fits older 35mm Canon SLR lens to a 1/3 C or CS-mount digital CCTV camera, saving money by fitting recycled lens barrels from 35mm cameras for the digital age. See my ... listings at StationNT5Bmedia.

[Aluminum] i use it for cctv lens.

[Sony E] I have a number of old c-mount lenses-mostly early video, 16mm, and cctv. The quality of those TV lenses (maybe 450 lines of resolution) are much less than current Z-Mount lenses. They were for 1, 2/3 and 1/2 tubes. All except one vignette in DX mode, worse in FX mode. Still they are fun to play with. Everything is manual of course. Well worth the cost of the Kipon adapter.

[18 AWG] Feeding Audio from A recorder to a Video camera.