Using a Hidden Camera with the new USB/DVR4 has the power of your own PC to obtain a professional grade 4-channel digital video recording system at a fraction of the cost of a “stand alone” DVR. New H.264 compression offers 4 times the storage per gigabyte and higher D1 resolution than other models. Use the power of your own PC to obtain a professional grade 4-channel digital video recording system at a fraction of the cost of a “stand alone” DVR.

The USB/DVR4 has Power of H.264 Compression – 704 x 570 Super Hi Resolution. To set up a powerful 4 cameras professional hidden camera system, simply plug in the USB 2.0 cable to your Windows based PC or laptop, attach your own hidden cameras, and you’re done! All the advanced features, usually found in only high priced, professional units, are at your command.

You may use wired hidden cameras by simply plugging the RCA jack from the hidden camera to one RCA jack of the USB/DVR. Or in the case of wireless hidden cameras, simply attach one end of the RCA cable from the wireless receiver that comes with the hidden camera and the other end to one RCA jack of the USB/DVR.

Bear in mind that using wireless hidden cameras require a wireless receiver and the Line Of site between the camera and the receiver is generally limited to 1,000 Ft. LOS and walls and other obstacles may and probably will decrease the range. In addition a wireless router that is on in the vicinity of the cameras receivers may also interfere with the 2.4Ghz signal if the router is on the same frequency. So, if you can manage a wired hidden camera installation your better off going that route.

The USB/DVR uses H.264 is a video compression technology in the MPEG-4 standard, also known as MPEG-4 Part 10. Using H.264, you can delivery higher-quality video with less bandwidth than many alternative encoding’s.

H.264 achieves the best-ever compression efficiency for a broad range of applications, such as broadcast, DVD, video conferencing, video-on-demand, streaming and multimedia messaging. And true to its advanced design, H.264 delivers excellent quality across a wide operating range, from 3G to HD and everything in between.

H.264 is a video compression technology that’s used in MPEG-4 — the industry-standard video technology that uses Apple’s QuickTime file format as its basis. Apple has built H.264 right into the QuickTime media architecture the same way as it has other QuickTime video codecs.

H.264, however, is emerging as the most commonly-used name. H.264 alone has a major headstart in applications . VP6 has several years of video on the web now (and I still don’t think it has a hardware decoder on the market though that might be due to licensing again). H.264 offers better visual quality than VP6, and the AAC audio codec offers much better quality than the MP3 codec paired with VP6.

H.264 has fantastic video quality and support in the Flash Player means that the most ubiquitous software in the world will be supporting arguably the most popular video standard out there. That means easy, HD-quality video for anyone who wants to watch it on the web.

MPEG-4 utilizes crisp, powerful H.264 encoding and is an industry standard for video, which includes high-definition (HD) delivery. It is also the standard for HD content online and on devices such as your home television. MPEG-4 ASP improved this some, allowing stuff to go off the viewable screen, etc, and H.264/AVC improves it so that even a 4×4 block supports this . You still get the best results by having larger areas, as its much like compressing a text file .

Adobe today announced the latest version of its near ubiquitous Web video software, Adobe Flash Player 9. It’s codenamed Moviestar, because it includes H.264 standard video support which is the same standard deployed in Blu-Ray and HD-DVD high definition video players.

The USB/DVR4 with New H.264 compression has All the advanced video surveillance features, usually found in only high priced, professional units, are at your command. New features include “auto mail notification” , “mobile phone remote surveillance”, “time/date search”, “digital zoom”., and “remote playback”. Check out all the state-of-the-art features below, and we are sure you will agree, security recording has never been more cost effective.

• 1~30 fps Adjustable Frame Rate
• 704 X 570, 352 X 288 Res- Selectable
• Multi Alarm Triggering – Motion, Sensor, Video Loss, or HDD Space Warning.
• 5 Levels H.254 Recording Quality Options
• 4 Video, 1 Audio Channels
• 4 Screen Display Modes
• Multi Channel Playback
• Search by Time/Date or Events
• Images can be Zoomed/Captured/Saved/Printed/Backed up
• Remote View and Playback
• PTZ Control Via Web Browser
• Schedule Recording
• Auto Reboot

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