Audio & IP Cameras

[mlohman 0]

Since audio recording is restricted to limited applications, I have very little industry experience with this. In my research, I have found that in order for the audio and video to sync, it must be recorded 30 ips per camera @ 4CIF. There are 32 cameras with audio on each port.

 

Here is my gear:

ACTi XNR-4200 NVR

ACTi, model ACM-3001 ip camera

Louroe Electronics, Verifact A Microphone (Mics powered separately)

 

I appreciate any advice you may offer!

[tomcctv 190]

Since audio recording is restricted to limited applications, I have very little industry experience with this. In my research, I have found that in order for the audio and video to sync, it must be recorded 30 ips per camera @ 4CIF. There are 32 cameras with audio on each port.

 

Here is my gear:

ACTi XNR-4200 NVR

ACTi, model ACM-3001 ip camera

Louroe Electronics, Verifact A Microphone (Mics powered separately)

 

I appreciate any advice you may offer!

 

 

hi. only if you was going to run audio back to your nvr. but with the cameras you are using you only need to run the audio out from the mic to the camera in that area. and not back to the nvr. using 32 mics is going well over the top if in the same area and before you install sound check the law in your area (your the installer the law falls back to you)

Edited April 2, 2011 by Guest

[SDM Group 0]

How about IP Cameras with built in audio such as Axis

[thewireguys 3]

I have done audio with Acti and Exacq for police departments. Works with the built in mics but I would try it before you sell it to your customer.

[mlohman 0]

Thanks to everyone who replied. I should clarify my application.

 

I considered using the ACTi "Cube" camera with built-in mic. However, the camera will need to be placed back in the corner facing the classroom for the optimum view. I am using cameras with audio inputs so I can ceiling mount the microphone room center.

 

Any "I gotchas" here?

[thewireguys 3]

test it before you sell it