CanCuba
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hmmm. i musty be doin something wrong. I'll try it again over the weekend
Sorry, I meant my 4K-X. Excellent mic.
hmmm. i musty be doin something wrong. I'll try it again over the weekend
From what I have read it mainly depends on what generation your CPU on your BI box is. I am sure there are other factors too...I recall the WDR being overly powerful as well. I dont run ANY cameras on H.265 so cant help you there.
From what I have read it mainly depends on what generation your CPU on your BI box is. I am sure there are other factors too...
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@wittaj Has a good post explaining h.264 vs. h.265:
Suggestions to mitigate poor night time quality vs day light.
My daytime vs night recording quality is dramatic. I'm not able to identify faces at night and get a lot of ghosting. Little difference with I.R. lights or even outside garage lights on. Suggestions welcome for those who have solved similar issues. Camera model IPC-HDW2831TM-AS-S2 8MP Lite IR...ipcamtalk.com
But @bigredfish uses an NVR and not BI.
And it is a big misconception about what computers can use H265 - it is only 6th generation and above that can use hardware acceleration with H265 and the previous generations cannot use hardware acceleration with H265.
But an older computer can use H265 just fine, it just cannot use hardware acceleration with the internal onboard GPU.
But yes my post about H265 versus H264 is relevant regardless of how someone records. It comes down to individual field of view and what they are trying to accomplish between the two. Some run H265 just fine for their needs.
I'd imagine that an NVR would have hardware geared for decoding the supported codecs.
I could be wrong though.
You are correct. And there are many NVRs that will force H265 to keep bandwidth down as the unit is limited in bandwidth capacity.
But just because they can decode it doesn't necessarily mean it is a better codec, especially in context with my examples.
Seems I had it around 50%.I did but maybe not far enough? I recall maybe setting it at 80%. Its very differen than the bullet version 4K-X which has a great mic
I've got this unit mounted and running. Image looks pretty sharp as far as I can tell. WDR washout seems to be worse than 5442 however so I have it turned off right now. I'm curious with those of you running CBR @ h.265 what bit rate did you set for? I have mine at 10000 kbps at h.265 currently. I normally use 8192 @ h.265 for 4MP cams like the 5442.
For what it's worth on the 4Kx I'm running h264H at 16864 on the mainstream and 4032 @ 1080P on the sub. Those figures are plus or minus a few KB as from memory.
I run the sub highish because I run BVR.
My 4K-X (bullet) doesnt do this...
My 4K-X (bullet) doesnt do this...