HDcctv - epoch-making video surveillance

The popularity of SONY EFFIO in 2011 seems to have brought another spring to analogue cameras. In fact, the profits that analog cameras bring to merchants are getting lower and lower, and many manufacturers are looking for new directions. For customers, tens of thousands of monitoring systems sometimes can't even see people's faces, but they can't play a key role at a critical moment. From August 1st, Beijing's “Supervisory Measures for Public Order Prevention in Large and Medium-sized Shopping Malls” began to implement. The “Specifications” required that cameras used in large and medium-sized shopping malls and supermarkets should be able to clearly record the facial features of people. The analog camera with more than ten years of vertical and horizontal has been severely hit, and it also proves people's eager demand for high-definition digital cameras. In addition, subject to the NTSC/PAL system, production inventory must be doubled. Analog Surveillance Cameras cannot give high-resolution images, and the monitoring range is so limited that they cannot see people's faces, and there are many dead ends. With the development of HD-SDI technology and the maturity of HD-SDI's camera products, HDcctv has completely reached the high definition standard defined by broadcast standards. In the wake of numerous contradictions and mature technology conditions, HDcctv came into being and HDcctv was no longer silent.

HDcctv proposed a high-definition video surveillance system standard that supports high-definition television (HDTV) signal digital streams that can be propagated without packing.

Todd Rockoff, executive chairman of the HDcctv Alliance, said that the new generation of HDTV equipment for video surveillance uses broadcast-quality, high-definition digital video, which is an improvement over older analog systems. He also stated that these HDTV-based monitoring systems can be easily deployed in existing closed-circuit transmission media, just as wiring is often used by companies, governments, and retailers in older analog video systems. Rockoff asserted that "IP cameras have no future and HDTV is the future."

Many companies in the security industry have become members of the HDcctv alliance, HD-DSI chip maker Gennum Corporation, video codec startup Stretch Corporation, camera maker Ovii Corporation and security system ODM manufacturer EverFocus, etc., although the member lineup has no momentum like ONVIF Great, but it does not hinder its development. Today, many manufacturers around the world have developed their own HDcctv cameras, HDSDI liquid crystal displays and their accompanying HDDVR digital devices. As the leader in the security industry, SONY pioneered HDcctv products and announced at the press conference that SONY will fully advance to HDcctv, further affirming the development direction of CCTV.

In addition to SONY, Panasonic, Hass, NEXTCHIP, and EYENIX have all introduced ICs and products for HDcctv. Whether it is from the effect, the project implementation, or the application prospect, HDcctv greatly satisfies the people's pursuit of high-definition analysis of CCTV. In 2011, HDcctv will definitely flex its muscles.

The advantages of HDcctv are easy to install: All HDcctv cameras are plug-and-play compatible.

High quality images: 720p and 1080p, respectively 1.3 million and 2 million pixels;

The screen is smooth and real real-time monitoring is realized;

Reduce the number of cameras: Compared with traditional cameras, the monitoring range of high-definition surveillance cameras is expanded, effectively reducing the number of cameras required;

Low upgrade cost and easy operation: When upgrading from an analog camera to an HDcctv camera, only the camera needs to be replaced. The HDcctv camera is used for all the infrastructure supporting the analog camera.

Short learning cycle: Since the upgrade from simulation to HD does not require changes to its basic equipment, it will not require a lot of time for engineering personnel to transition directly;

The HDcctv Alliance is the only standard for high-definition video security, which means that HDcctv products and solutions produced by all manufacturers are compatible.

HDcctv bottlenecks The current development of HDcctv cameras has two major problems:

1, the transmission distance HDcctv and analog cameras, are all using coaxial cable for transmission. However, when the coaxial cable transmits high-frequency data, the transmission distance will be significantly shortened and it will not reach the standard definition of 150m. HDcctv1.0 version pointed out that HDcctv on the RG59 coaxial transmission distance is not less than 100m. With the technical difficulties conquered, in the 2.1 version released in 2011, the distance rose from 100m to 300m. In addition, there have been large-scale video optical transmitters on the market that have been specifically targeted at security. The transmission of high-definition video can reach 1080P/30HZ, and the problem of HDcctv transmission distance can be considered as a solution.

2. Storage Issues HDcctv uses digital methods to transmit video without packaging, without compression, without signal loss and delay. The result of such a smooth and high-definition picture is massive data. Million HD IPcamera is to solve this problem through packaging. Compared with analog cameras, HDcctv cameras do not have unnecessary data such as noise, but the actual test results are still not satisfactory. HDcctv wants to get better development and solving the storage problem will be the top priority.