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GANZ
Network
camerab
and
encoder
series
Webpage
User's
Manual
2010/2
‐
1
03A.00
28
Type
the
FPS
you
want.
25
fps
is
a
maximum
for
PAL,
30
fps
for
NTSC.
JPEG Quality
This
quality
value
can
be
set
only
when
the
codec
is
MJPEG.
The
range
is
from
0
to
100
and
100
represents
the
best
quality
of
MJPEG.
GOP Settings
‘P’
Frame
count
GOP
is
an
abbreviation
of
“Group
of
Pictures”
and
one
GOP
has
only
1
I
frame
with
other
P
frames.
Set
the
number
of
P
frames
here
and
it
decides
the
GOP
size.
For
example,
if
you
have
set
the
P
frame
count
as
59,
then
it
means
that
GOP
is
60.
Bit Rate Control
VBR
(Variable
bit
rate)
Limited
‐
It
is
called
HVBR
as
well.
If
you
set
the
limit
of
bitrate,
it
enables
the
bitrate
not
go
over
the
limited
value.
Unlimited
–
When
you
set
the
bitrate
as
unlimited,
it
has
no
limitation
on
bitrate.
It
is
used
when
your
devices
have
enough
storage
and
high
quality
of
image
is
required.
Q
value
–
You
can
set
the
Q
value,
quantization
value
for
the
image
quality
when
the
bitrate
is
set
as
variable
bit
rates.
CBR
(Constant
bit
rate)
You
can
set
the
target
bitrate
from
128
to
8000
and
it
is
used
when
your
device
has
limited
storage.