Choose the appropriate compression format
You should be familiar with the settings of IP Camera and choose the type of compression that suits your needs. If you want to save a lot, you should choose H.264 because this type of compression reduces the amount of storage space needed and saves Internet data.
Choose the appropriate resolution
Another way for IP Cameras to not slow down the network is to select the camera with the minimum resolution needed. Of course do not trade off with safety but choose a low resolution camera to reduce the burden on the network connection.
For example, cameras use on a large area, high resolution is necessary, but if only monitoring a small area, then select a camera that is enough to use, shoot things that you need to see without affecting bandwidth.
Reduce the number of frames per second
Although recording with multiple frames will give better quality, it also affects network connectivity. Normally 15 FPS is sufficient for indoor surveillance.
Select motion detection cameras
Some security cameras, usually battery-powered ones, will only work when motion is detected, so it is not always possible to use a network connection. It's always unnecessary to spin every time, so choosing these cameras will help reduce the burden on the Internet connection.
Note that setting the camera to motion detection mode is slightly different. The camera will still shoot at all times.
Separate the camera from the network
If the above does not help your Internet faster due to the influence of IP Camera, the most sure way is to use a private network for it. You can use 2 routers to pull traffic from the camera out of the main router. Then the server, such as PC, connects to the second router to dial and monitor remotely.
Alternatively, converters can be purchased to separate camera traffic from other network operations.
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