Digital Video Recorder

While most recorders have the ability to be viewed remotely, resolution and frame rate is most important when considering a DVR. Some manufacturers advertise a Video Recorders at 30 frames per second (FPS). When looking at a recorder it is important to check what resolutions the DVR supports. High quality Digital Video Recorders will record high frames and high resolution simultaneously. Low quality camera Recorders will record 30fps on each channel at low resolution (176x120 pixels) while high end Recorders record 30fps on each channel at high resolution (704x480 pixels). Successful identification of a person can depend on the resolution of recorded video.

The Best Digital Video Camera Recorder

Some recorders display video at high resolution and full frame rate but when played back lose the quality. A recorder at a truck might not need the same performance as one inside of a bank. A surveillance system used at a truck wash may just be used for overview purposes to let operators inside of an office know when the next truck can pull in. These systems require neither high definition nor high frames per second although some businesses prefer the added resolution and fluidity of the video. Banks and casinos on the other hand might have to have high performing DVRs by law. (h 264 digital video recorder)

Using Digital Video Recorders

Some states only admit video recorded above a certain resolution into court. This is why it is especially important to check a recorder’s specifications to make sure it meets the application’s requirements. At A1 Security Cameras we only offer professional high quality DVRs. Choosing the right DVR for your CCTV security camera system can at times be complicated. If you need assistance finding the perfect DVR for your needs then please give one of our Digital Video Recorder experts a call. We would be happy to assist you in finding the DVR that works best for your video surveillance system.

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