Really? From the beginning you are admitting that you are using a 700TVL analog which is not in HD where the IP 3MP is running just above 1080p. Of coarse the Analog 700TVL looks like the toilet in my house everyday. Apples to Apples please. There are analog cameras that are 4MP that look identical to the IP camera shown here. You can get a 2.13 Megapixel full 1080p Analog Camera that looks the same as the IP above.
Can't really figure out what you are trying to say. The video was made back in 2013-2014 and had to upload again in 2017 due to new music copyright rules. It was made for my customers who were asking what was the difference between the old analog and the new IP cameras. UA-cam took my original 2048 × 1536 video and made it 1080 and some quality was lost in the process, but customers could still see a big difference.
he is saying there is analog cameras that have more pixels and better image... but if you just get a 1080 analog camera it will be that much cheaper depending on what brand it is
This is true, today's analog is actually analog digital and the pixels can go up to 4K. The frame rate and picture quality of a 4K Analog camera will always be better than 4K IP camera. IP cameras heavily processes too much of the video signal and brings massive latency and you do not have the freedom of using multiple different camera brands under one DVR/NVR. I like analog cameras better than IP cameras, IP cams are still not any better than their analog counterparts, such as 5MP IP vs 5MP analog when frame rate and picture quality is considered.
@@sto2779 idk about that I use blue iris as my nvr and it cam have any brand of ip camera and have better quality with it and also a single cable which makes them easier to use a lot more options too like local recording in case of theft and the recording room is broken into my cameras have a 256gb SD card the saves the last 3 days of recording on the camera itself were a theif can't get to it
Hi its been 4 weeks and I can't decide DVR or NVR? If I get iDS-7208HUHI-K1/4S(B) DVR and HIKCOLVG5101 HIK 5MP 2.8mm Grey 20m IR Turret ColVU Camera (DS-2CE72HFT-F DS-2CE72HFT-F28 ... will I get 5mp 4k images etc?
Check out Clinton Electronics. I have used their equipment for over 17 years. I have installed in Mobil gas stations, Culvers and many other locations. Not to mention 3 Year warranty's on pretty much everything.
@@عمرطيب-ل9ب m8 I’m not saying it cameras are crap it’s just because how hard they are to hide inside the home and also the up cameras require “WiFi” same with the analog “but” analog saves every piece of data if your wifi decides to die on you for any reason but a ups would be a good idea tho lol
@@WM22 not really u need to educate yourself I have an nvr with 48 cameras all running poe ethernet no way to hack them either all have their own passwords but don't even have acces to the ethernet as they are in a closed circuit good try tho
Analog is much better than IP camera. U can get 8MP 4K analog camera and use it on a 4K DVR or on a PC (with some extra equipment). IP cameras are so fucking finicky to the point you have to be stuck with one stupid ass company. Similar to apple and android, you have to buy everything from the same specific company when using IP.
@@foco5657 Dude... analog can do 4K and soon 8K. Its not pure analog anymore. Its "Analog Digital", basically anything you see on the market that is over 720P is called "Analog Digital". You can use analog digital in 4K and soon 8K. It uses the traditional BNC/coaxial cable. The tech behind it is similar to IP cams. But IP cams has extra stuff which is not useful or compatible universally with many DVRs/NVRs. IP cams also has much slower frame rate and much more expensive and much higher chance of hackers to hack it. Analog tech is still the best for serious professionals, we prefer "analog digital" over IP cams. IP cams is for people who do not know nothing about advanced security camera systems. I do support IP cams "logic", but not the way how the market is going as of now. The IP cam companies really limits the frame rate and picture quality for profitability to compensate all the "extra" features included into the IP cam. IP cam is the future for security cameras but there needs to be more companies making IP cams that are more "specific" to be priced well for what it is worth and provide many "Specific" models which will suit it's application. Most companies makes crappy IP cams and have no clue how to design the IP tech properly. Almost all IP cam tech is extremely inferior to that of Analog Digital when picture quality and frame rate is in the equation. Analog digital still provides the best frame rate, picture quality, pricing and freedom when compared to IP cams. Trust me, I tested many IP cams and majority of them is nothing but garbage for the money you can get as compared to Analog Digital.
Really? From the beginning you are admitting that you are using a 700TVL analog which is not in HD where the IP 3MP is running just above 1080p. Of coarse the Analog 700TVL looks like the toilet in my house everyday. Apples to Apples please. There are analog cameras that are 4MP that look identical to the IP camera shown here. You can get a 2.13 Megapixel full 1080p Analog Camera that looks the same as the IP above.
Can't really figure out what you are trying to say. The video was made back in 2013-2014 and had to upload again in 2017 due to new music copyright rules. It was made for my customers who were asking what was the difference between the old analog and the new IP cameras. UA-cam took my original 2048 × 1536 video and made it 1080 and some quality was lost in the process, but customers could still see a big difference.
he is saying there is analog cameras that have more pixels and better image... but if you just get a 1080 analog camera it will be that much cheaper depending on what brand it is
This is true, today's analog is actually analog digital and the pixels can go up to 4K. The frame rate and picture quality of a 4K Analog camera will always be better than 4K IP camera. IP cameras heavily processes too much of the video signal and brings massive latency and you do not have the freedom of using multiple different camera brands under one DVR/NVR. I like analog cameras better than IP cameras, IP cams are still not any better than their analog counterparts, such as 5MP IP vs 5MP analog when frame rate and picture quality is considered.
@@sto2779 idk about that I use blue iris as my nvr and it cam have any brand of ip camera and have better quality with it and also a single cable which makes them easier to use a lot more options too like local recording in case of theft and the recording room is broken into my cameras have a 256gb SD card the saves the last 3 days of recording on the camera itself were a theif can't get to it
Hi its been 4 weeks and I can't decide DVR or NVR?
If I get iDS-7208HUHI-K1/4S(B) DVR and
HIKCOLVG5101 HIK 5MP 2.8mm Grey 20m IR Turret ColVU Camera (DS-2CE72HFT-F DS-2CE72HFT-F28 ... will I get 5mp 4k images etc?
NVR for less cables. DVR for more smoothness and less latency
Check out Clinton Electronics. I have used their equipment for over 17 years. I have installed in Mobil gas stations, Culvers and many other locations. Not to mention 3 Year warranty's on pretty much everything.
@@wingspan7443 thanks
@@foco5657 NVR less cables
NVR 6x Cams = 6 x Cat 6a cables???
DVR 6x Cams = 6 x Cat 6a Baluns ????
DVR 6x Cams = 6x Coax Cables ???
i like the softer look of the analog camera
Its harder to identify face
i know but i still like it
Are you serious?
@@kevoprezzo yes
ip cam can be hacked easily its trash for privacy. analog can't be hacked good for security@@kevoprezzo
bad comparison.
Exactly
Ip camera: Easy to hack
Analog: must get the ip and domain address and set password to hack
also ip not easy to hack have password dont lie on people because is more expensive and you buy sheep analog
@@عمرطيب-ل9ب m8 I’m not saying it cameras are crap it’s just because how hard they are to hide inside the home and also the up cameras require “WiFi” same with the analog “but” analog saves every piece of data if your wifi decides to die on you for any reason but a ups would be a good idea tho lol
@@WM22 not really u need to educate yourself I have an nvr with 48 cameras all running poe ethernet no way to hack them either all have their own passwords but don't even have acces to the ethernet as they are in a closed circuit good try tho
lmao facts.
Generic IP cam hack method:
username: admin
Password: (empty)
@@sto2779 nope no one leaves them blank anymore lol and also most ip cameras using cctv which won't alow them to even connect to wan
So IP better !
Not that much of a difference.. .. IP is more expensive
alan Allen hmm but the clarity of video, image is clearer for that tad bit price difference!
Old analog 700TVL camera are obsolete now. The future is HD and IP.
@@pilsecuritypilsecurity6689 nice..
im on team analog... because its better
wiring simpler ip camera
analog is smmother ,car on cctv is laging
Analog is much better than IP camera. U can get 8MP 4K analog camera and use it on a 4K DVR or on a PC (with some extra equipment). IP cameras are so fucking finicky to the point you have to be stuck with one stupid ass company. Similar to apple and android, you have to buy everything from the same specific company when using IP.
@@sto2779 u don't have to do that
@@sto2779 i dont think analog can do higher than 720p
@@sto2779 but that doesnt mean it will look bad. I mean. Just a few years ago we only had SD (480i on ntsc 576i on pal) and it was perfectly fine
@@foco5657 Dude... analog can do 4K and soon 8K. Its not pure analog anymore. Its "Analog Digital", basically anything you see on the market that is over 720P is called "Analog Digital". You can use analog digital in 4K and soon 8K. It uses the traditional BNC/coaxial cable. The tech behind it is similar to IP cams. But IP cams has extra stuff which is not useful or compatible universally with many DVRs/NVRs. IP cams also has much slower frame rate and much more expensive and much higher chance of hackers to hack it.
Analog tech is still the best for serious professionals, we prefer "analog digital" over IP cams. IP cams is for people who do not know nothing about advanced security camera systems. I do support IP cams "logic", but not the way how the market is going as of now. The IP cam companies really limits the frame rate and picture quality for profitability to compensate all the "extra" features included into the IP cam. IP cam is the future for security cameras but there needs to be more companies making IP cams that are more "specific" to be priced well for what it is worth and provide many "Specific" models which will suit it's application.
Most companies makes crappy IP cams and have no clue how to design the IP tech properly. Almost all IP cam tech is extremely inferior to that of Analog Digital when picture quality and frame rate is in the equation. Analog digital still provides the best frame rate, picture quality, pricing and freedom when compared to IP cams.
Trust me, I tested many IP cams and majority of them is nothing but garbage for the money you can get as compared to Analog Digital.