I have a security camera I am installing in my house. It is a PoE ip camera. Most likely I will use a Axis brand. If necessary I can have a computer running to process the signal if there is a software based solution for this. For my television I am originating a signal using HDMI cable.
I would like to modulate the video signal over a single television channel that currently receives cable service on channels 3-1xx. I have a digital television.
I know how to do this using analog cameras and televisions using a simple notch filter. But I dont know how this can be done using digital technology.
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The problem I see with this approach is that it appears you are forced to have the computer screen permanently displaying the camera view. This isn't terribly practical.
Ideally, there would be software to transmit the video feed from the camera using a specified IP address over the S-video even if the computer screen is displaying something else, but this package doesn't seem to offer that.
If you go with an axis unit then you can download the Axis Video Capture Driver,
http://www.axis.com/techsu
This allows you to setup a broadcast from a computer running Windows Media Encoder. Then using a home media extender type appliance it can be made available on the TV through s-video etc. This would apply to all axis camera's which have M-JPEG streaming.
If the camera does MPEG-1,2 or 4 streaming directly I would think one of these media extenders/server appliances may be able to pick up the stream directly from the camera if it can browse the network.
Just using a camera with a analog output would be far less complicated. If you want an IP camera for other reasons there are a number of camera's that provide analog video out as well as being network cameras.
Here's a general description,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
Here's a number of units from D-Link,
http://www.dlink.ca/produc
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by: CallandorPosted on 2008-06-23 at 10:36:02ID: 21848391
If you can output s-video, this package will let you do it: http://www.svideo.com/svid