H.264+

[PSPCommOp]

Trying good and i'm not seeing any decent explanations.

Can someone give a brief summary of how this is different then H.264 and what benefit would be gained from turning it on in the configuration of my HikVision turret?

 

[badmannen]

Have you tried Google?

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[badmannen]

Any way. It will reduce the file size

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[PSPCommOp]

Yes it will reduce file size by 50% and it was developed or at least first implemented by HikVision.

I'm asking if anyone uses this and sees a difference in video quality.

 

[fenderman]

Yes it will reduce file size by 50% and it was developed or at least first implemented by HikVision.

I'm asking if anyone uses this and sees a difference in video quality.

It wont work with your blue iris server...

 

[PSPCommOp]

It wont work with your blue iris server...

Perfect that's all I need to know, thanks

 

[Del Boy]

There are many types of H264 codecs. Even the H264 codec in our Hikvision cameras are unique, so first implemented by Hikvision is a bit of a marketing gimmick.

If you are using 24/7 recording then it can save around 30 to 50% where the image doesn't change much. If you are on motion then the savings are much less. A negative is that it doesn't play back well with generic video players.

For me, it's a poor man's H265.

 

[PSPCommOp]

There are many types of H264 codecs. Even the H264 codec in our Hikvision cameras are unique, so first implemented by Hikvision is a bit of a marketing gimmick.

If you are using 24/7 recording then it can save around 30 to 50% where the image doesn't change much. If you are on motion then the savings are much less. A negative is that it doesn't play back well with generic video players.

For me, it's a poor man's H265.

Gotcha thanks for the input. I looked around and most of what i found was that H264 is the standard, the little i did find on h264+ was that its a HikVision thing that basically offers more compression (Found it on the HK sight so that makes sense it was a marketing gimmick about being the first).