I'm new to the whole CCTV world. Recently, I've installed my first "system". I have the following:
Full AHD 1080P NVR/DVR
Full AHD 1080P camera
16:9 monitor
When I watch the video on the monitor (CCTV software - connected to the NVR), it shows it 16:9, but I can see that the timestamp is stretched (the font is wide).
When I export the video, and watch the AVI or H.264 file on my PC, the video is squared (1:1). The timestamp appears well - not stretched, but the video is squeezed.
What am I doing wrong? Or maybe I got bad equipment?
I also don't feel that it's full hd, the quality of the video. Unless this is the standard of average CCTV cameras nowadays.
Squared exported "full hd" videos (1:1 instead of 16:9)
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Hello,
I'm new to the whole CCTV world. Recently, I've installed my first "system". I have the following:
When I watch the video on the monitor (CCTV software - connected to the NVR), it shows it 16:9, but I can see that the timestamp is stretched (the font is wide).
When I export the video, and watch the AVI or H.264 file on my PC, the video is squared (1:1). The timestamp appears well - not stretched, but the video is squeezed.
What am I doing wrong? Or maybe I got bad equipment?
I also don't feel that it's full hd, the quality of the video. Unless this is the standard of average CCTV cameras nowadays.
I'd really appreciate your help!
Thank you.