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Video of Codec

Video

  1. Go to Setting->Video/Audio->Video
Item
Description
Channel
CH1~CH8 (Determined by added decoding channels)
Video
Main stream/Sub stream
Codec type
H.264/H.265
Resolution
Up to 1920*1080P(Main Stream)
Bitrate Mode
VBR/CBR
Framerate
Up to 25/30fps ONLY.
GOP(Key Interval)
5-200
Bitrate
64-12000Kbit/s
Quality
0-5(VBR available only)
Audio
ON/OFF

Notes
NOTES:
  1. Configuring video settings for decoding channels, such as CH5 to CH8, is not supported.
  2. Lowering the Key Interval (GOP) can improve image quality in certain cases if required.
  3. It's a good practice to set a lower bitrate, such as 500Kbits/s, if your local bandwidth is limited. Lowering the bitrate reduces the amount of data used for streaming video, which can help improve the quality and stability of the stream when network conditions are poor or bandwidth is constrained because too much uploading bandwidth will be occupied.
  4. H.264 is supported for RTMP ONLY while H.264 & H.265 are supported for Preview, RTSP Pull and Push. For more details, prefer to Preview of Codec.
  5. If it's required to view image directly in ODM(ONVIF Device Manager), it's necessary to disable.

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