JPEG2000 Stand alone DVR User Guide

7-4-4 Client software setup

[IP/PORT]

1.[DVR NAME]

Enter the DVR’s location or name

2.[IP LIST]

Show the list of saved DVR IP addresses. If you are connecting to a DVR in this list, you can simply click it from the list, enter the DVR Admin’s password, and press SAVE and then OK. Click CONNECT from Remote Viewer Interface to connect.

3.[IP ADDRESS]

Enter the DVR’s IP address

If the DVR is connected to a router, you have to enter a real IP address, instead of using a virtue IP address.

4.[PORT]

Enter the DVR’s port number.

5.[USER ID]

Eenter the user ID as “ADMIN”.

6.[PASSWORD]

Enter the DVR Admin’s password

7.[MANUAL/DDNS]

If you have static IP address or are not using DDNS service, select MANUAL. If you are using DDNS service, select DDNS and click the tab DDNS on the top and enter DDNS setup page.

If you are setting up a new DVR to connect, follow the steps:

1.Enter the DVR’s location or name.

2.Enter the DVR’s IP address and port number.

3.Eenter the user ID as “ADMIN” and DVR Admin’s password

4.Press SAVE and then OK. Click CONNECT from Remote Viewer Interface

1. How to find out my real IP address: if you have computers connected to the router which the DVR is connected to, you can use your computer and go to http://www.whatismyip.com to find out your current IP address.

2.What is virtue IP address: The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority has reserved the following three blocks of the IP address space for private internet (local networks):

10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255

172.16.0.0- 172.31.255.255

192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255

Also, IP addresses in the range of 169.254.0.0 -169.254.255.255 are reserved for Automatic Private IP Addressing. These IP's should not be used on the Internet.

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Hitachi JPEG2000 manual Client software setup, DVR Name, IP List, Password, Manual/Ddns

JPEG2000 specifications

Hitachi JPEG2000 is a high-performance image compression technology that utilizes advanced coding techniques to provide superior image quality while maintaining a smaller file size. It is built upon the JPEG2000 standard, which was developed by the Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) to address limitations in traditional JPEG compression methods, particularly in terms of scalability, quality, and error resilience.

One of the main features of Hitachi JPEG2000 is its use of wavelet compression. Unlike the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) employed in standard JPEG, which works on small blocks of images, JPEG2000 utilizes a wavelet transform that allows for multi-resolution analysis of images. This means that images can be compressed at various quality levels, enabling users to access lower-resolution versions without needing to decompress the entire image. This scalability is particularly beneficial for applications like streaming and remote visualization, where bandwidth may be limited.

Another significant characteristic is its superior error resilience. Hitachi JPEG2000 is designed to gracefully handle data corruption that can occur during transmission. This feature is crucial for applications in medical imaging or satellite imagery, where maintaining image integrity is essential. The technology allows for random access to image components, enabling portions of an image to be retrieved without needing to decode the entire file. This capability enhances efficiency when dealing with large datasets.

Additionally, Hitachi JPEG2000 supports lossless compression, meaning that the original image quality can be preserved without any loss of data during compression. This is particularly important for fields such as healthcare, where diagnostic imaging requires absolute precision. The algorithm also offers adjustable compression rates, providing flexibility for different use cases without compromising quality.

The technology is widely implemented in various industries, including broadcasting, film production, and medical imaging, thanks to its ability to deliver high-quality images in a manageable file size. As a versatile solution, Hitachi JPEG2000 stands out with its combination of advanced compression techniques, error resilience, and scalability, making it a preferred choice in an increasingly digital world where efficient data handling is paramount.