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is using. When motion is low,the camera will only use minimal data and vice
versa. When the motion is high, it will use more data to create a smoother
picture. Constant will keep the data at the same range regardless of motion.
Video Quality: The system uses this as a guide for data usage when using
constant or variable. The better the picture, the more data will be streamed
through the motherboard of the system. High bandwidth could cause the
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Frame Rate: The number of frames per second being recorded. The higher
the frames, the smoother the video is. Full frame will use the max FPS for
that camera.
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will allow you to use any Bitrate you’d like.
Max Bitrate(Kbps): The maximum number of kilobytes that the camera can
use per second. The higher this number is, the more data the camera will use.
Max. Bitrate Range Recommended: The recommended range for kilobytes for
performance and quality. It is usually best to be in the middle.
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H.264, H.265, ect.
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encoding.
The “More Settings” option has some other features for each channel.
Pre-Record: If using “Motion Detection” recording, this will tell the system to
record seconds before the motion was picked up as well as all the motion
detection. System defaulted at 5 seconds and can go up to 30 seconds.
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