Transcript Network
MPEG4 Internet Camera
Account Manager
Alex Liao
November 9, 2005
Topics
• Network Camera Introduction
– Module Briefs
– Functionality
• Field Applications
– System Integration
– Successful Stories
• Terminology
– Networking
– Compression Technology
• FAQ
• 3GPP IP camera
Module Briefs
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Image Sensor
Lens
Microphone
Compression Engine
Network Interface
Built-in Application
Peripheral Support
Client Decoder
Network Camera & Video Server
Network camera
Video Server
Video
• Image Sensor
• Lens
• Codec Types:
– MJPEG
– MPEG-4 Simple Profile
– MPEG-4 Advanced Simple Profile
– H.264
• Resolution
– CMOS: XGA/SVGA/VGA/QVGA
– CCD: NTSC/PAL, Low-res./Hi-res., SIF/CIF
– TV: NTSC/PAL/SECAM, SIF/CIF/D1
Audio
• Codec types:
– proprietary,
– Speech: G.7xx, GSM-AMR
– Audio: AAC, MP3
• Proprietary to save audio codec royalty
• Sample rate v.s. Data bit rate
• Frequency response (microphone)
• Transmission Mode
– Full-duplex (Talk and Listen simultaneously)
– Half-duplex (Talk or Listen, not at the same
time)
– Simplex – Talk only
– Simplex – Listen only
Full-duplex
(Talk and Listen simultaneously)
Half-duplex (Talk or Listen, not
at the same time)
Simplex– Talk only
• Simplex– Talk only
Simplex– Listen only
• Simplex– Listen only
Network
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Ethernet/WLAN
Web/FTP/RTP/RTSP Service
PPPoE/NTP/DDNS/UPnP/FTP/SMTP
Connection over UDP/TCP/HTTP
Connection Types
• Configuration at the client side
• Plug-in to write system registry
• Auto selection
• HTTP Mode
– Control channel and multimedia
streaming channel
• UDP Mode
– Video channel and audio channel but
control channel over TCP
• Optimal synchronization of audio and video
How to Use
Optimize for diverse network
Application categories
Media broadcasting
Security
Web attraction
Flexible parameters
Frame rate
Fixed bandwidth
Fixed quality
Advanced
Complete URL list for every function and
parameter
Content source for powerful web server
JPEG applications
SDK support for ADP
Maintenance
Self diagnosis
Heartbeat
Watchdog
Reset
Restore factory default
Upgrade firmware
Upgrade wizard
FTP method
Security
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Password Protection
Private Server Port
IP Filtering
SSL
Application Guide
Categories
Ethernet
LAN
NAT
Network application
Video broadcasting (not real-time)
Multimedia broadcasting (real-time)
Ethernet - LAN
Basic Installation
Plug Ethernet and power cables
Run Installer.exe
Find the S/N and click button to install
Enjoy it!
Ethernet - NAT
Installation With DSL Broadband Service
Plug Ethernet and power cables
Run Installer.exe
Find the S/N and click button to install
Install an IP sharing device (Broadband/Home router)
Configure NAT table (virtual server) to open 80/5001/5002/5003
Enjoy it!
Multimedia
Broadcasting
Video Broadcasting
Setup an IIS Web server
Configure Network Camera to FTP upload snapshot continuously
Write a web page with the image in the FTP and refresh automatically by
java script
Multimedia Broadcasting
Setup an IIS Web server
Develop a plug-in by SDK provided by Vivotek
Installer the plug-in for users to access audio/video from Network Camera
Enjoy it!
IP surveillance
Monitor Program
16 channels real-time monitoring
16 channels real-time recording
High compression ratio(1/10 of JPEG size
Optimal full screen
Multiple screen layouts
Remote digital output control and input indication
Flexible schedule
Single button recording
Event trigger
Independent profile for each channel
Hard disk reservation
Loopback recording
Remote backup
Playback Program
Zero waiting searching
Event searching
Time searching
Searching on click
Nine preview windows
Event indication in any period
Easy magnification
AVI output
Encrypted database
Launcher Program
A small resident program for background service
Program manager to launch Monitor or Playback
Keep checking the schedule and event
Auto resume recording from Windows starts up
Built-in Applications
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Motion Detection
Weekly Schedule
Event Alerting
Web broadcasting
Sensor and Alarm Control
Seven Advantages
Easy installation
Real-time synchronized audio and video
High performance MPEG4 codec
Flexible configuration for various bandwidth
Built-in security application
Advanced motion detection
Bundled high end recording software
» Best performance over cost
Field Applications
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Surveillance
Security
Industrial Control
Web Attraction
Content broadcasting
Surveillance
• Components:
– IP camera(s) + Surveillance S/W +
Computer (+ Feed Server) (+ Mobile Phone)
• Setup:
– DIY/System Integrator/Service Provider
• Customers:
– Home users, Pet owners, Business head,
Police officers,
Security
• Components:
– IP cameras + Surveillance S/W + Management
S/W + Computers (+ Feed Server) (+
PDA/Mobile Phone)
• Setup:
– System Integrator/Security Service
• Customers:
– Residential , Small/Medium Business, Traffic
Control Center, Police officers, Utilities
Industrial Control
• Components:
– IP cameras + Proprietary S/W + Computers (+
Feed Server) (+ PDA/Mobile Phone)
• Setup:
– System Integrator
• Customers:
– Construction Companies, Automation
Factories, Laboratories, Utilities
Web Attraction
• Components:
– IP cameras + Computers + Feed Server/Web
Site (+ PDA/Mobile Phone)
• Setup:
– System Integrator/Web Site Builder
• Customers:
– Residential , Small/Medium Business, Traffic
Control Center, Police officers, Utilities
Terminology
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Networking
Image
Compression
Networking
Extra Tools in ASP
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B Frame
Interlace coding
Quarter Pixel
Extra Quantization Table
Global Motion Compensation
• Simple profile defines up to level3 (CIF)
MPEG Comparison
• MPEG-1
– Approved November 1991
– VHS-quality
– Enabled Video CD
– Enabled CD- ROM
• MPEG-2
– Approved November 1994
– DVD-quality
– Enabled Digital TV set-top boxes
– Enabled Digital Versatile Disk (DVD)
• MPEG-4
– Approved October 1998
– Scalable quality
– Based on QuickTime File Format
– Scalable delivery - from cell phones to satellite
television
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3GPP – 3rd Generation Partnership Project
ISMA – Internet Streaming Media Alliance
MPEG-4 Simple Profile (MPEG-4 part 2)
H.264 (MPEG-4 part10) – 1/3 to ½ data rate
of MPEG-2, 4 times frames rate of MPEG-4
Resolution & Frame
Rate
Example Data
Rates
Mobile Content
176x144, 10-15 fps
50-60 Kbps
Internet/Standard
Definition
640x480, 24 fps
1-2 Mbps
High Definition
1280x720, 24p
5-6 Mbps
Full High Definition
1920x1080, 24p
7-8 Mbps
Use Scenario
No Wait for HD
Thank you
for your attention
For further information please visit our
website:
www.vivotek.com