I need your help here...

[nikoska 0]

Hello,

 

i am a newbie and i need your help with my project. I am from Greece and a very small village called Domnista.

With my friends we setup this outdoor IP camera (cost about $180)

http://www.domnista.gr/?page_id=2318&lang=en

where the site visitor can view 24x7 the square of our village.

You can see the basic setup in this image

 

 

Here is the parameters of the camera streams:

Stream 1: mjpeg, 640x480, Frame rate: 15fps, Intra frame period: 1/2s (Chrome/Firefox users see this)

Stream 2: mpeg-4, Frame size: 320x240, Fixed quality: standard (IE users see this after installing an activex addin by vivotek)

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We want to replace our outdoor wireless ip camera with a new one that will give us a better video and possibilities.

 

- a very good quality and smooth video (remember that our upload bandwidth is about 1Mbps over adsl. Can i expect a good video quality with a bandwidth like this?)

- a good audio

- pan/tilt/zoom

- optical zoom (preferable)

- dyndns support

- can be embedded on website

- our budget is about $1000

 

Do you think that there is cameras out there that fits this characteristics?

 

thanks in advance

Nikos

[tomcctv 190]

Hi a mobotix is ideal for your application.

 

http://www.mobotix.com/eng_US/content/view/full/4648

[nikoska 0]

Hi a mobotix is ideal for your application.

http://www.mobotix.com/eng_US/content/view/full/4648

 

From what i can read here:

- there is no wireless model.

- don't i need a camera supporting h.264 protocol?

- i can't see if there are any dyndns support.

- the prices are way over $1000.

 

Any other recommendations?

[tomcctv 190]

Hi a mobotix is ideal for your application.

http://www.mobotix.com/eng_US/content/view/full/4648

 

From what i can read here:

- there is no wireless model.

- don't i need a camera supporting h.264 protocol?

- i can't see if there are any dyndns support.

- the prices are way over $1000.

 

Any other recommendations?

 

 

no its not >>>> but where are you going with your camera before it goes out to internet ???

[nikoska 0]

The camera is wireless. And it is wirelles connected to the hotspot.

[tomcctv 190]

The camera is wireless. And it is wirelles connected to the hotspot.

 

 

HOTSPOT...... ???? direct to camera ... so your not using a router

[nikoska 0]

The camera is wireless. And it is wirelles connected to the hotspot.

 

 

HOTSPOT...... ???? direct to camera ... so your not using a router

 

Take a look at the first post. There is a diagram that explains the connectivity.