TVI 4.0 Doubles HD Analog Bandwidth
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Comments (7)
Ricardo Souza
It's interesting how some technologies can be stretched to keep relevant and useful amidst new and upcoming technologies.
I once read a paper that Coax, in theory, can support way more bandwidth than what's providers make available today. But it comes down to develop and research the right transmitter/receivers, etc...
Nice article =)
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Sylvain FABRE
Any chance to get a HD-TVI capture board to get those streams in a PC server ?
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Undisclosed Integrator #1
When will these cameras and DVR is become available to US market? And which brands will support them first?
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Undisclosed Integrator #2
Within the next few months. This isn't new news. The manufacturers have had internals on this since mid 2016. Most of the players have June/July launches of what I assume we'll call penta-brids? I think the intent was for people to have releases at ISC West and release May for hikua and June/July for the rebrands. That is what I have gathered from our Manufacturers and the docs we have been leaked by RSMs.
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John Honovich
You are conflating 3.0 with 4.0. See our previous coverage: TVI Launches 3MP, 4MP, 5MP Analog Cameras, Dahua Adds AHD & TVI Support With CVI 3.0.
3.0 was a bigger step forward given as you mentioned it allowed for interoperability amongst the HD analog types. 4.0 is a further improvement primarily in increasing bandwidth for higher resolution / higher frame rate combinations.
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