IP Camera System Buyer’s Guide

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#1 written by mclipsco
about 4 months ago

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@theipacademy your videos are very good and helpful. Thanks for producing them.
#2 written by theipacademy
about 4 months ago

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@mclipsco hello! yes you’re quite right and thanks for the heads up. in our later videos we have resolved this issue.
#3 written by mclipsco
about 4 months ago

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Audio track on the introductoin is only on the right channel; it is not in stereo.
#4 written by theipacademy
about 4 months ago

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@bjeah yes you can. it’s easy using MxControlCenter to do batch setting changes. In MxControlCenter >> Video Sources >> hold down Shift key and select all the cameras that you want to configure simultaneously.
#5 written by bjeah
about 4 months ago

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@theipacademy
Are you able to upgrade many different Mobotix cameras at once, retaining all settings?
#6 written by tutkweb
about 4 months ago

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nice concept and good product
#7 written by theipacademy
about 4 months ago

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@transciouss

The MOBOTIX decentralized platform is not reliant on hardware chipsets to perform the main functions, so all new tech can be introduced via software upgrades – for free! The in-camera software has provision for both general firmware upgrades & VMS management (recording/alarm/event/storage ) function upgrades – by a simple download to the camera from mobotix.com.

Using MxServer you can integrate a range of third party digitizers/encoders and IP cameras into a MOBOTIX system.
#8 written by transciouss
about 4 months ago

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I am a proponent of the centralised, because it’s all I know,

Here are my doubts on decentralized,

How powerful / easily upgradable is the “in cam” software ?

There is so many different camera for every use, Why don’t you sell your product as a “in wall buffer + IP converter” that would accept any analog signal ?

As I see it, I’ll be keep recording on a NAS anyway, so it’s just an added redundancy, (the buffer sd card)
#9 written by tutkweb
about 4 months ago

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very nice indrotude. I like it.
#10 written by commsplace
about 4 months ago

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Absolutely brilliant informative video Simon.

Great work.