Ubiquiti UVC-G3-AF, User Manual

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Chapter 2: Cameras UniFi Video User Guide
Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.
Video
Resolution
Resolution in this section refers to video output quality
expressed in total pixels: image length (horizontal) x
image height (vertical).
Override Suggested Settings Click to enable or disable
manual override of the selected camera’s resolution
settings. With
Override Suggested Settings set to ON , you
will be able to adjust FPS (frames per second, also known
as frequency), and Bitrate , for the video output at each
resolution: High , Medium , and Low .
Note: The displayed resolution (n X n) for High ,
Medium , and Low is hardware-dependent.
High/Medium/Low (n X n)
FPS Drag the slider to choose a frame rate for the selected
camera’s video output resolution.
Bitrate Drag the slider to choose a bitrate for the selected
camera’s video output resolution. The bitrate is selectable
in 100 Kbps increments.
On Screen Display
Override Message Click to enable or disable message
override. When enabled, enter the text, for example, Rob’s
Office , that you want to be displayed on the video feed for
the selected camera.
Timestamp Overlay Click to enable or disable the
timestamp from appearing on the live video feed.
Watermark Click to enable or disable the visibility of the
watermark on the live video feed of the selected camera.
Accessories
Enable Status LED (Available on UVC-G3 Dome and
UVC-G3-Micro.) Click to enable or disable the status LED
on the camera.
Enable Speaker Enable for two-wa communication
Enable Ssytem Sounds Enables or disables informational
tones, such as WiFi or controller disconnects.
RTSP/RTMP/RTMPS Services
RTSP Service (Real Time Streaming Protocol), RTMP Service
(Real Time Media Protocol), and RTMPS Service (Real Time
Media Protocol over SSL) are network protocols designed
for facilitating the playback of media files. These settings
allow you to enable RTSP/RTMP/RTMPS service(s) for each
of the camera’s resolutions (High, Medium, and Low).
Note: The displayed resolution (n X n) for High ,
Medium , and Low is hardware-dependent.
Click to enable/disable the toggle switch ON or OFF for
each resolution under the specified service.