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Resolution - The resolution of the recording is very important to the overall quality. The
resolution is made up of horizontal and vertical lines, which when multiplied gives us
the “Total Active Pixels.” Below is a table to use as a reference
Figure 3.42
Bit Rate - Determines whether the DVR is writing video at a Constant bit rate (CBR) or a
Variable bit rate (VBR). CBR is the default setting, while VBR will vary write speed based
on the amount of motion detected
Quality - Adjust the amount of compression used to encode the video files, with 1
being the highest compression, and 6 using little to no compression at all
Frame rate - Adjust the amount of frames the DVR records per second, with 30 being
the highest
Audio - Must be selected if audio recording is desired
*RT3 Series maximum FPS 30 - 7 depending on how many channels use D1 resolution
DVR Manual Basic Settings
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Resolution H x V Lines (NTSC) Total Active Pixels Models
CIF 352 x 240 84,480 All Models
RT3 Series
(Extra Stream)
BCIF 528 x 240 126,720 DVR-400RT2
DVR-800RT2
QCIF 176 x 120 21,120 RT3 Series
(Extra Stream)
HD1 352 x 480 168,960 DVR-400RT2
DVR-800RT2
RT3 Series
D1 704 x 480 337, 920 RT3 Series*