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HD CCTV - High Definition CCTV
High Definition CCTV (HD-CCTV) is a progression from analogue standard definition CCTV (SD-CCTV). The technology utilises the same technology as is used in broadcast HD television which gives a much enhanced image over standard resolution. It should not be confused with HD-IP-CCTV which is a Internet Protocol CCTV system.
HD-CCTV is positioned between standard definition and mega pixel IP-CCTV. The primary advantage of HD is one of cost. One can reap the advantages of high definition for only a small increase in equipment cost. Another major advantage is that the HD signal (HD-SDI) can be carried over conventional video coaxial cable (RG 59) meaning that a full re-cabling can be avoided. (With IP-CCTV all cabling must be replaced with CAT5e Network cable) HD-SDI is a standard developed for the TV industry and therefore has been tested and products (such as cameras, Digital Video Recorders (DVR's) and distribution hardware) are being developed to be interchangeable.
As this is the zenith of non-IP (Internet Protocol) technology the products that are offered are generally feature rich and lower cost than an equivalent entry level IP system. The HD-CCTV DVR's tend to be network friendly with features such as dual encoding for fast transmission of images over the web.
It is important to understand that HD-CCTV is viewable over the internet and some features such a image zoom-in work in the same way as IP-CCTV. It is, in fact, the DVR that is the network device and the attached cameras are network passive or "dumb"; that is they can not be addressed directly over the network. In an IP system each camera is a network device in its own right and can be controlled and configured remotely.
So what are the disadvantages of HD-CCTV if it is cheaper than IP and offers almost the same resolution? As this technology has been developed about as far as one can go with the existing system (there is some talk of 3D HD CCTV?) it is not an investment that can be improved upon. It will be a closed system which can only be added to with the same technology. This is fine if the expectations of a user are met but based on the massive improvements in image quality in the last 5 years it is fair to assume that in 5 years the users expectations will have moved on. Another disadvantage is that all cabling has to be done using RG 59 coaxial cable (there is development of active baluns (baluns are converters of video signal to a signal that can be carried over network cable Cat5e) but they are still very expensive and untested technology) and this means that a upgrade to IP-CCTV in the future will also require a re-cabling of the whole installation.
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Installing Network Cabling - ACCL-Ltd
If you are building or refurbishing a building for a business then you will need network cabling. There are many things to consider as you are setting up your building for your business. One of the only ways to maintain a competitive edge is to make sure your building is well networked. Your network will need to consider not only what you need it terms of hard wiring, but also your wireless network needs too.
You will need to take into consideration the size of your building when working on the network cabling for your business. The company you choose to work with for all your cabling needs for your business will need to know the size of your building. Any specific information you can provide to the company you are going to work with will help them to give you an estimate on the cost of the job.
The size of the network you will need really depends on the size of your business in terms of customers and staff you have that put daily strain on your network. However, considering what you have now and will have in the future are two different things. You need to start thinking about what your growth will be. You will need to account for future growth to make sure that you properly network now. You want a network that will support your business growth.
You will also want to think about how you may reconfigure the location of desks, computers and phones so that you are sure to have the cables where you need them when you need them. Changing the location of many of your networked devices is common when you decide to add staff. This means that you’ll need the proper outlets in multiple locations to account for any of the possible moves in the future.
A great cabling company will take the time to work with you and help you plan your space so it meets both your current and future needs. You should listen to their advice, particularly when you ask for it. A good cabling company will help you improve your network.
Are you interested in network cabling - ACCL-Ltd are specialists in structured cabling and blown fibre cabling
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Global Showbiz Briefs: China, UK (Deadline Hollywood)
**Advertising Up 12.5% For China's Biggest Broadcaster** Foreign and Chinese
advertisers will pay about $2.25 billion next year for time on China's biggest
television network CCTV. That's up roughly 12.5% over 2011. That may seem high
compared to the rest of the world which is generally chalking up low single-
digit growth, but China has been accustomed to annual hikes ranging from 15%
to 18.5% during the past five years. Similar to the US networks' upfront
market, CCTV's auction of TV time for the coming year is seen as a benchmark
for not only China's ad industry but the country's economy as a whole. One of
the largest bidders was white-spirits company Kweichow Moutai Co., which
pledged $78.4 million. Bank of China committed $12 million for a 10-second
slot after the evening news in January and February during peak viewership for
special Chinese New Year programming. Internet companies including 360buy.com
and Alibaba were the fastest growing advertisers representing a 7.7% increase
over 2011. In general Western companies were less aggressive this year, but
Volkswagen AG was one of the largest foreign advertisers according to Beijing
ad agency Charm Communications. Procter & Gamble Co. pledged $25.2 million.
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