What are compression and resolution for this cam? H.264 and 720x1280? Not in posted specs.
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not sure on compression, although H.264 is common so I would assume yes. As for resolution it is 640x480, not high def, but very clear picture. I use these for paranormal investigation and they work great.
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Hi Titus. I have the Looxcie HD and the video is 1080 instead of 720 and it's wx resistant. The shape is better for what I wanted too. . . .
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sorry...I can not provide 411 regarding the video capabilities of this camera. I only use the camera for photos.
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Hello Carole F. I am Nestor From Nicaragua, this camera used cable HDMI and BNC from out 1080P to 480i.. greats!
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Jose answered the first question correctly. As far as the second goes I didn't notice any degradation in the video quality. I'm sure there might be an extremely slight bit but it wasn't enough for my untrained unprofessional eye to notice.
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From a preview I read on another site (camcorderinfo.com) the highest quality output is true 1920x1080 progressive. Anything captured in a lower quality setting is the 1440x1080 resolution which was troublesome for some editing suites. I am waiting for some more professional reviews to be published comparing this one (and it's 120GB sibling) against the Canon HF10 which is getting good reviews. The Canon features a maximum 17Mb/s bitrate vs. the HDR-SR11/12's 16Mb/s maximum bitrate. The Canon is also flash memory vs. HDD but I don't have a strong preference either way.
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It is a 2 megapixel sensor giving you a 1920x1080 video resolution. It does not seem to have the same still image quality as a 2 megapixel point and shoot camera. However, I'm happy with the sharpness. Better than a 1.3Mp webcam. Much better than any analog video. One thing worth noting. The camera lens comes pre-focused for a large room. Need to focus lens for outdoor use.
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Hi Justin, Sony HDRXR200V Camcorder record videos in High Defitinition MPEG4 AVC/H.264; SD: MPEG2. -Vincent
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Yes, the specifications on the product page state: "Integrated 720p HD webcam".
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No.. I am not intersted to record videos. What's about the photo quality? almost same?
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It is a 1080. It is a camera that takes videos. So not near as good as a video camera if you are looking to make a movie. But for general videos, like for posting on-line it is great.
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Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable, but good enough for most applications. Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable,... » Read More Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable, but good enough for most applications. « Show Less
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Dear C. B. Huynh,I have the same error. According to this forum here: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic335194.html this is standard since the max resolution is 720 x something.Hope this helps,Thomas
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The res is excellent, more like 720p! Best cams money can buy, trully great! Good luck, night vision is amazingly clear. &#128077;&#128077;
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Hi Joe, the camcorder can record in either 60i or 60p in HD quality. Thanks_Mitch
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*Maximum video resolution up to: 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz (100 ft. - 30m) 1600 x 1200 @ 60HZ (330 ft. - 100m) 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz (500 ft. - 150m)
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Here is a video that I took. It is recorded at 720P. I didn't want to bother with 1080P because I don't think it would have made that much difference and would just chew through hard drive space faster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz7ZmTy87Vk