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Mike
I need internet at my business for my security cameras so i can watch the live stream while away from my office. What internet service would be the best choice for my situation, and how much MBPS is required?
Answer
There are many factors to consider like what type of camera do you have an analog or IP?
An analog camera with a viewing resolution of 528x320 will require 0.56Mbps of bandwidth.
An IP camera with a viewing resolution of 640x480 will require 5.28Mpbs of bandwidth.
The other thing to consider is that if you are going to watch the video while away from the office then you will need Wi-Fi internet access at your home or any where else in order to see the video feed from your office. Just having internet at your office doesn't mean you will be able to see the video away from the office.
I hope this helps.
There are many factors to consider like what type of camera do you have an analog or IP?
An analog camera with a viewing resolution of 528x320 will require 0.56Mbps of bandwidth.
An IP camera with a viewing resolution of 640x480 will require 5.28Mpbs of bandwidth.
The other thing to consider is that if you are going to watch the video while away from the office then you will need Wi-Fi internet access at your home or any where else in order to see the video feed from your office. Just having internet at your office doesn't mean you will be able to see the video away from the office.
I hope this helps.
How do I do maintenance on a Linksys Wireless video Camera?
markusfark
I have a Linksys Wireless Internet Video camera and it's used only for security reasons.
I need to know how to do maintenance so that it will work faster.
Answer
Do you have the WVC54GC camera? I have one on my network also. There's nothing you can do to it in terms of maintenance to make it work faster and there are no user-servicable or adjustable parts inside the unit. For connection speed, it's connected using wireless G right? If you run your router or access point in "G only" mode, that will perform better than in "mixed" mode. This is one possible adjustment that could improve things for you. But if you have wireless stations that can only use the older 802.11b standard you'd need to stay in mixed mode.
Do you have the WVC54GC camera? I have one on my network also. There's nothing you can do to it in terms of maintenance to make it work faster and there are no user-servicable or adjustable parts inside the unit. For connection speed, it's connected using wireless G right? If you run your router or access point in "G only" mode, that will perform better than in "mixed" mode. This is one possible adjustment that could improve things for you. But if you have wireless stations that can only use the older 802.11b standard you'd need to stay in mixed mode.
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