H.264 Network 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..

[0.45 lb] Use it for four Surveillance Network Video Recorder. works good and very easy to operate.

[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

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

[22.8" / 580 mm] This is my second one I'm using one for a Behringer XENYX X1832USB mixer,and one for a Tascam DP32sd digital Recorder love them both

[Up to 1 Gbps] I installed two of these on network cables serving outdoor cameras. The devices are six or eight inches long. There is a white plug in each end that is removed prior to use. The metal nuts fit over an RJ45 connector. A split rubber grommet goes around the cable and a plastic insert with a compressible end also fits over the RJ45. The rubber grommet then fits inside the compressible end of the plastic fitting. The RJ45 then plugs into one end of the surge suppressor, the plastic fitting with the grommet slides into the end of the device to cover the RJ45 and the metal nut then screws on. As you tighten the nut, it compresses the rubber grommet until it is tight around the network cable. I believe this is meant to be water tight, but I mounted mine under cover, so I don’t have firsthand experience with those well that works. The ground strap gets connected to some sort of ground, but there is no explanation of what ground should be used. I assume this should be an earth ground, so I drove a rod into the ground and connected a ground wire from the rod to the strap. Coincidentally, we had a thunderstorm with some very close lightning a day or two after I installed this. The camera reset after one Very close strike. It came back on after a few minutes and appears to work well. However, I was on site a few days later and my Companion Recorder had a flashing red light and was beeping. I have not yet looked at it to see if the two events are related. The network cable runs from the surge suppressor to a 60W PoE injector and then to the Companion Recorder. The PoE injector still works fine and the Companion Recorder is powered through a UPS which also has surge suppression. So the two events could be unrelated.