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The backbone to any security camera system is its control equipment. More and more businesses's and residences are using digital video recorders as the recording and control backbone to their systems due to the enhanced features like remote monitoring, DVR controlled motion detection for security cameras and scheduled recordings that offer crystal clear images that can be burned right to CD or compact flash card.

We suggest selecting a  security camera that utilizes the newest day night imaging that is combined with night vision.

Security systems need the help of infrared in low light night time surveillance around the exterior.

Rapid advancement in computers has led to major changes in the security industry, such as the development of digital security systems. A digital security system makes retrieval of data more consistent and faster.

Faster processors allow for faster frame rates. The frame rate of a digital security system is the number of frames/pictures a unit can record per second and are shared by the number of cameras. A digital security system uses a hard drive to store video to. A digital security system features far more advanced resolution.

Motion detection is also built-in to the digital security system and managed by the digital video recorder. A digital security system can email you upon motion detection and prompt you to remotely monitor. This is achieved by connecting the DVR to an Ethernet connection. Digital security systems are advancing rapidly and we pride ourselves on serving up the very latest digital security system technology available.

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A digital video recorder is a device that allows video images to be stored on a video disk. This means no more tapes.

Digital technology, using a digital video recorder makes navigation through video playback much faster and easier.

One advantage of a digital video recorder over a VCR is that playback will never be degraded over time. Picture quality with the use of a digital video recorder is higher due to higher resolution than analogue recorders. Digital video recorder footage is more likely to match the resolution quality of the high resolution professional CCTV camera.

Digital video recorders use MPEG or JPEG file formats. JPEG recording replaces an image every time with a new image while MPEG replaces only what has changed since the last image recorded. A digital video recorder using MPEG is far better as file sizes are smaller allowing more activity to be recorded. A digital video recorder can usually be connected so there is internet access.

Analogue security systems feature a VHS recorder, which is usually the lowest resolution part of the system. If a camera digital security system's camera has 480TVL- we want to be able to match that high resolution all the way through to the hard drive. The digital security system also archives video that holds up far better over time, it is virtually showing a new image every time an image is played back. It is not likely to degrade over time. Somewhere along the line an analogue camera must present a digital image to be recorded, this is usually done by the recorder.

Many digital security systems use recorders that are designed to record video onto a hard drive or series of hard drives built into a machine. Storing this video directly to the hard drives, managing the files, images can be much less complicated because of built-in software in the digital security system.

This is allows the digital security system to transfer video onto CD or DVD burners which can be networked by pc or externally attached. Some digital security systems have these built-in. When the hard drive on a digital security system becomes full, it starts to rewrite the oldest video first and record in a continuous loop.