Raymarine CAM300, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Code Config
The [Code Config] subsection contains a set of changeable video stream,
audio and image capture configuration settings.
Code Parameters
Menu item and description Option(s)
[Stream Type] (7) — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to view the camera stream type.
By default, the Stream Type setting is set to Video
Stream.
• [Video & Audio
Stream]
• [Video Stream]
[Video Codec] (8) — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to change the Video Codec between
H.264 (Advanced Video Coding) and H.265
(High-Efficiency Video Coding).
By default, the Video Codec setting is set to H.264.
The H.264 (Advanced Video Coding) setting
requires lower processing power at the cost of a
higher storage space and bandwidth requirement.
The H.265 (High-Efficiency Video Coding) setting
requires lower storage space and bandwidth at the
cost of a higher processing power.
• [H.264]
• [H.265]
[Resolution] — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to change the camera streaming
resolution.
It is recommended that you change this setting to
best match the resolution of your display.
Screen resolutions for Raymarine® multifunction
displays can be found within the relevant
LightHouse™ Operation instruction manuals.
Main Stream:
• [3MP (2304*1296)]
• [1080P
(1921*1080)]
• [720P (1280*720)]
Sub Stream:
• [448P (800*448)]
• [D1 (704*576)]
• [360P (640*360)]
• [CIF (352*288)]
Menu item and description Option(s)
[I Frame Interval] — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to change the number of subsequent
frames (delta frames) that occur between each
I-frame.
Increasing the I Frame Interval causes a lower
amount of storage space and bandwidth to be used,
at the cost of a worsened image quality.
Decreasing the I Frame Interval causes a higher
amount of storage space and bandwidth to be used,
at the benefit of an improved image quality.
• [1] — [200]
[FPS] — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to change the FPS (Frame Per Second)
value.
A higher frame rate will typically ensure a better
video quality, but will require more storage space
and a higher bandwidth. A lower frame rate
will typically provide a poorer video quality, but
will ensure that less storage space and a lower
bandwidth is required.
• [1] — [30]
[Rate Control] — (Main Stream / Sub Stream tabs)
Enables you to change the Bit Rate Control settings.
CBR (Constant Bit Rate) ensures a higher video
quality at the cost of a higher storage and bandwidth
requirement.
VBR (Variable Bit Rate) ensures a lower storage
and bandwidth requirement at the cost of a lower
video quality.
• [CBR]
• [VBR]
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