I am planning to use this with the AXIS 241Q video server, which has a max resolution of 704x576. Will I still be able to read license plates?
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If the license plate is close to the camera, and the camera is zoomed to the maximum, you'll be able to read it. You need to specify the distance between camera and the plates and the zoom to determine if the plates will be read. I can capture and read plates with a similar resolution from about 40-50 feet away when zoomed all the way in.
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This camera has a great focal range. The ability to read plate numbers is based on how close you set the zoom for the area you are looking at. The resolution of the 2 devices are a good match. Don't know exactly what you are trying to capture but you will need one for each area you want to capture plates from.
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Probably not, the reason this is called a license plate camera is the dynamic gain control that effectively digitally blocks the light from headlights to prevent the picture from being washed out. The picture quality on these is not bad, but it's not top of the line. But you're also not paying top dollar either.
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No. For resolutions as high as yours you must use a dual link DVI cable such as: Cable Matters Gold Plated DVI-D Dual Link Cable with Ferrites 6 Feet
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My resolution is 3840 x 2160 on a 28" Ultra High Definition monitor and I can play all games I have tried at this resolution. I am unsure about 5760 x 1080 as my monitor is not capable of that setting. It seems to be an unusual setting with the video ratio. I have no problem whatsoever at my listed resolution and it beats having to go sli. From what I understand there was a period of time where the drivers were not available for sli at high resolution. Not sure if that is still true or not.
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I have dual HP S2331 23" LCD monitors with capability of 1920x1080 @60MHz. I have used this product for the past 6 years. I love it! I think the resolution is limited by your graphic card.
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Connected to a computer the highest resolution it shows is 1024x728 Your only other option is 800x600. Its very clear and would be fine for internet/email usage from across the room as a monitor. If you want to use it with an HTPC make sure the HTPC software has the ability to adjust the aspect ratio to get things looking right.
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I currently run two of the 2250s in my PC. I have Windows 7 x64, use Windows Media Center to record shows, and I have two XBOX 360s I use as media extenders. It works fine.
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As indicated by a previous answer, standard video formats are supported, like 1280 x 1024 for a standard 19" monitor with a 4:3 ratio. Higher definition cards can be plugged in to support larger screens. I have read reports that the Optiplex 755 operates very successfully when higher definition HD controller cards are plugged in.
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My camera is about 50 ft from road and I can't see license plates. My guess is you would have to have the camera within 30 ft.
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This is dependent on the video card solution you have. The integrated graphics can handle this resolution depending on the games you are playing (newer games, you will need to drop the settings). If you are referring to HD video playback then yes it will be fine. To be honest you are better of with a good independent video card solution (Nvidia or AMD).
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I can imagine, you do feel a bit traumatized by all that NTSC 240 interlaced content out there. There are no miracles. No water from a stone. That said, you can get progressive scan 4x3 or 10x9 from your source--so the better the source the cleaner the up-scanned content. So if your content is widescreen and fair 480p--you'll be happy, and if it happens to be in "full-screen" (don't start me on lies like that one) for the older NTSC sets, it can still look amazing ala Ren and Stimpy or Looney Tunes or sure--Tombstone (depending on your source.) The better the input, the better the output--including on HD Source where I see a marked difference. It deals pretty well with those darned compression artifacts. AT 82" you'd notice. I have them on Plasma, LCD, and an SXRD--and am really pleased with the way they work. Your mileage may vary. Grin.
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Is this made to be installed through an upper license plate screw it's Possible. and or Want high-quality video buy this item with CCD chip only. it's good when CMOS.
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The camera are of medium quality (in my opinion). If you want a really sharp image that can read a license plate then purchase better cameras. I originally purchased an 8 port DVR with four cameras then added these four. Good system even at night. I am pleased with it for my home security so I also purchased the Swann DVR and cameras for work.
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My unit don't even work DEAD on arrival. look elsewhere.I think the 3d media units only support 1080p in side by side. Ask the question in AVS forums.
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I don't know. I'm using the 32-bit XP drivers and it is working perfectly! Also I forgot that it works in the same way as an analog video grabber from NTSC/PAL video sources. It was tested on a long run about 18 hours raw video (PAL) without a problem or a frame drop! This is true for both - the RCAs and S-Video interfaces.The room temperature was very high ~ 36*C and in these torture conditions the tuner/grabber is rock stable. The TV capture is perfect too. BTW I have 4 of them and they all are amazing devices.
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I don't think so it will read DTC and some moniters but I have not seen that
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I haven't yet tried the license plate test but for a non HD camera i'm very happy with the daytime image. The night viewing with the IR emitters is also decent and i guess i can see over 100 feet. As you might expect, the nighttime image isn't as good as daytime and not as clear but i can see cars, deer, dogs, people although not with a great amount of detail. For the price, very good. I've ordered more. Amazon has some reviews of this camera. Check them out.If you really need to read plates at any kind of distance you probably need an HD camera. I think they're fairly expensive. I haven't yet tried the license plate test but for a non HD camera i'm very happy with the daytime image. The night viewing with the IR emitters is also decent and i guess i can see over 100 feet. As you might expect, the nighttime image isn't as good as daytime and not as clear but i can see cars, deer, dogs, people although not with a great amount of detail. For the price, very good. I've ordered more. Amazon has some reviews of this camera. Check them out.If you really need to read plates at any kind of distance you probably need an HD camera. I think they're fairly expensive.
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Hello, Thank you for your support. For this issue,it depend on the if the license license plate numbers/letters palce to the ip camera and the weather condition, plate numbers/letters is in the right place to the camera and the Weather is in good condition, it can clear enough to see it.otherwise.it maybe can't Thank you very much. HUACAM