11 Configure the settings relating to images and audio [Image/Audio]

•Best effort: In accordance with the network bandwidth, H.264 images will be transmitted with the bit rate varying between the maximum and minimum bit rates that are set for “Max bit rate (per client)*”.

•Advanced VBR: H.264 images will be transmitted with the frame rate selected for “Frame rate*”. Images are transmitted so that the average transmission rate during the period specified for “Control time period” becomes the bit rate selected for “Max bit rate (per client)*”.

•Default: Frame rate

Note

•When “Frame rate” or “Advanced VBR” is selected for “Transmission priority”, number of users who can access the camera may be limited more (may become less than 10).

[Frame rate*]

Select a frame rate for H.264 images from the following.

1fps/ 3fps/ 5fps*/ 7.5fps*/ 10fps*/ 12fps*/ 15fps*/ 20fps*/ 30fps*

•Default: 30fps*

Note

•When “Frame rate” or “Advanced VBR” is selected for “Transmission priority”, this setting is available.

•“Frame rate*” is restricted by “Max bit rate (per client)*”. For this reason, the frame rate may be lower than the specified value when any value marked with an asterisk (*) is selected.

•For “H.264(1)”, when “Main: 15fps/ Sub: 15fps” is selected for the “Frame rate” of picture in picture, the frame rate is limited to a maximum of 15fps. To enable a maximum frame rate of 30fps, select “Main: 30fps/ Sub: 1fps” for “Frame rate”.

•For “H.264(2)”, when “Alarm action 1”, “Alarm action 2”, or “Alarm action 3” is selected for the “Picture in picture mode” of picture in picture, the frame rate is limited to a maximum of 15fps. To enable a maximum frame rate of 30fps, select “Alarm action 4” or “Off” for “Picture in picture mode”.

[Burst tolerance level]

Select how much the bit rate can exceed “Max bit rate (per client)*” by from the following. High/Middle/Low

Default: Low

Note

•This setting is only available when “Advanced VBR” is selected for “Transmission priority”.

[Control time period]

Select the time period that the bit rate will be controlled for from the following. Images are transmitted so that the average transmission rate during the selected period becomes the bit rate selected for “Max bit rate (per client)*”.

1h/6h/24h/1week Default: 24h

Note

•This setting is only available when “Advanced VBR” is selected for “Transmission priority”.

[Max bit rate (per client)*]

Select a H.264 bit rate per a client from the following. When “Best effort” is selected for “Transmission priority”, set the maximum and minimum bit rates.

64kbps/ 128kbps*/ 256kbps*/ 384kbps*/ 512kbps*/ 768kbps*/ 1024kbps*/ 1536kbps*/ 2048kbps*/ 3072kbps*/ 4096kbps */ 6144kbps */ 8192kbps*/ 10240kbps*/ 12288kbps*/ 14336kbps*

•Default:

–H.264(1): 4096kbps*

–H.264(2): 1536kbps*

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WV-SF539, WV-SF549, WV-SP508E, WV-SW559E, WV-SF548 specifications

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