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What is IPVS?

IPVS stands for IP Video Surveillance.  IP stands for Internet Protocol (see Keyword below for more explanation).  Video Survellance refers to remote monitoring of physical areas by security cameras.  IP Video Surveillance is a scheme of arrangement of cameras, connections, displaying and recording equipment.  The term has been loosely used in the industry.

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April 2013 IP Camera CAE-62
January 2013 IP Camera CAE-53
January 2013 IP Camera CAE-72
January 2013 IP Camera CAE-82
November 2012 Edge Storage of IP Cameras
August 2012 IP Camera CAK-7311 (Outdoor Dome)
August 2012 Auto Zoom
July 2012 IP Camera CAK-3311 (Indoor Dome)
July 2012 IP Camera CAT-3511 (Indoor Dome)
July 2012 Compucon IPVS System Blueprint Background
July 2012 Digital Motion Tracking (ePTZ)
March 2012 CAT-3111 IP Camera
March 2012 CAK-3911 IP Camera (180 or 360)
March 2012 IP Camera CAK-7111
November 2011 CUL10 Outdoor High Performance Infrared Illuminator
November 2011 CUL04 Indoor Infrared LED Illluminator
October 2011 CAK-5211E IP Camera
September 2011 Is a 4MP camera 2 times the clarity of 2MP?
September 2011 Compucon Seminar on IPVS Systems 2011
August 2011 CAK-7211 IP Camera
February 2011 What is Compucon's core competence in Video Surveillance
February 2011 How does Compucon position in the Video Surveillance industry
February 2011 IP Camera with PIR & DIO (CAT4201)
November 2010 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
November 2010 Dual Streaming (DST)
November 2010 Digital Input Output (DIO)
November 2010 Passive IR for Intruder Detection
September 2010 IP Camera T- Series
April 2010 What is 1 Lux?
April 2010 CCTV & IPVS Cost Profiles
March 2010 From CCTV to IPVS- how we Gain from the Evolution?
July 2009 IP Camera PTZ CA8211
July 2009 IP Camera PTZ CA8201
March 2009 Security Cameras
March 2009 Video Surveillance
February 2009 IP Camera CA1231 (Out Door Bullet)
February 2009 IP Camera CA7411 (Out Door Dome)
February 2009 IP Camera CA3511 (Indoor Dome Vari-Focus)
December 2008 Interlaced & Progressive Scanning
November 2008 IP Camera CA4200
November 2008 IP Camera CA1511
November 2008 IP Camera CA3411
November 2008 Will a good camera be able to capture images in dim light?
November 2008 Would NVR have the same image degradation problem as some DVR?
September 2008 Would MPEG-4 provide higher-clarity images than M-JPEG would?
September 2008 Why should we use megapixel cameras instead of D1?
September 2008 What benefit does IP Video Surveillance provide over analogue-based equipment?
September 2008 Uni-cast, Broadcast & Multi-cast
September 2008 MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264 Compression
September 2008 CIF, D1 & Mega-pixel Frame Size