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H.264 Compression Technology - The New Face For IP Video Industry

Kocchi's Technologies utilizes the most advanced video compression technology known as H.264, which is latest video compression standard is a major development for IP Video systems.

H.264 is the latest official video compression standard, which follows on from the highly successful MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video standards and offers improvements in both video quality and compression. The most significant benefit for IP Video systems is the ability to deliver the same high-quality, low latency, digital video with savings of between 25% and 50% on bandwidth and storage requirements. Or to put it another way, deliver significantly higher video quality for the same bandwidth.

Higher compression rate
The higher compression rate ensures extra compression can be achieved when there is low activity in the video – a situation common in many surveillance applications. Advanced coding techniques mean that high-quality video can be maintained during fast-moving activity without frames being dropped – an important issue for applications such as Casio gaming table surveillance.

Higher image quality possible
Compared to MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 format, H.264 can achieve savings of typically between 20% and 25% in bandwidth usage and in excess of 50% during periods of scene inactivity – i.e. when there is no moving objects. Not only does this reduce the overall bandwidth requirements of the IP video system but more importantly it can significantly generate higher quality video. And new H.264 technology also comes with advanced motion compensation, there's no fast motion blurring inherent anymore like before.

MPEG-4 and H.264 bitrates for equivalent subjective video quality

Remote controllable and event trigger functionality
The camera is remote controllable from your remote computer in software interface through the existing network, the video images can be captured and stored. For the closed security zone, motion detection
can be set to prevent the invader, detected images can give you a quick view in a email.