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TECHNICAL CORNER
TECHNICAL CORNER / Video streaming, Power over Ethernet, Quality of Service34
VIDEO STREAMING
Many Axis network video products oer users the
option of more than one video compression format.
The video compression standards include Motion JPEG,
MPEG-4 Part 2 and H.264 (also known as MPEG-4 Part
10/AVC). H.264 is the latest compression standard that
oers the most ecient format for compressing video,
enabling great savings in bandwidth and storage with-
out compromising image quality.
The Axis Media Control (AMC) includes both an MPEG-4
and an H.264 decoder, which make viewing video
streams and integration into applications easy.
Furthermore, Axis’ multicasting support enables an un-
limited number of viewers without sacricing network
system performance.
POWER OVER ETHERNET (PoE)
One cable for transmitting video, audio* and power. With
a network video solution, you have the option of using
the same Ethernet cable both for data communications
and power. This feature makes it easier to install products
since an electrician is not required and the network
video product is able to operate even when there is a
power failure if the PoE source is connected to a UPS.
*depending on camera model
PoE technology is regulated in a standard called IEEE
802.3af and is designed in a way that does not degrade
the network data communication performance or
decrease the network reach. The power delivered over
the LAN infrastructure is automatically activated when
a compatible terminal is identied, and blocked to
legacy devices that are not compatible. This feature
allows users to freely and safely mix legacy and PoE-
compatible devices on their network.
QUALITY OF SERVICE (QoS)
As dierent networks, such as telephone, data and
video (CCTV) all continue to merge into a single IP
network, it becomes more and more important to
control the sharing of network resources, to fulll the
requirements of each service.
One solution is to have network equipment treat
dierent types of services (voice, data, video) dier-
ently as the trac passes through the network.
By using Quality of Service (QoS), network applications
can co-exist on the same network, without consuming
each other’s bandwidth. QoS makes it possible to
prioritize trac, thus creating a more reliable network.
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