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How to set up a personal FTP server for use with an IP camera's image transfer function

1st May 2009

How to set up a personal FTP server for use with an IP camera's image transfer function

Note: NW no longer recommends the use of the insecure FTP protocol. If image transfer is required consider using a video management system. If FTP…
Using H.264 video compression in IP video surveillance systems

3rd Apr 2009

Using H.264 video compression in IP video surveillance systems

H.264 is an open video compression standard. Uniquely, H.264 is the first compression format to be formed by collaboration between members of both…
Glossary: JPEG

1st Dec 2008

Glossary: JPEG

A JPEG is a way of storing images on a digital device such as IP CCTV cameras, digital cameras and mobile phones. JPEG is a compressed image format…
Glossary: IP Video Recording Software

11th Jun 2008

Glossary: IP Video Recording Software

A standard Internet browser provides adequate viewing for most camera functions when utilising the camera's built-in web interface. This is fine f…
How to get your Axis camera to work on your wireless network

5th Jun 2008

How to get your Axis camera to work on your wireless network

Note: this blog post does not apply to Axis cameras after firmware version 4.xx. It remains visible for information purposes only. See the current…
How to register your Panasonic IP camera with Viewnetcam.com dynamic DNS service

21st Nov 2007

How to register your Panasonic IP camera with Viewnetcam.com dynamic DNS service

Whenever a router is connected to the Internet it receives what is known as a public IP address. This is your identifier on the internet and is uni…
Port-Forwarding 101

22nd Oct 2007

Port-Forwarding 101

Note: NW no longer recommends the use of port forwarding, except in certain specific scenarios where it may be required and where other securit…
Dynamic DNS, or do I really need a static IP address?

9th Jan 2007

Dynamic DNS, or do I really need a static IP address?

Note: NW no longer recommends the use of dynamic DNS for IP cameras as this may be associated with insecure port forwarding. Modern IP cameras typi…
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