HDcctv Alliance

Visit the HDcctv Alliance at ISC West Booth 42001
At ISC West 2010, Todd Rockoff, participates in the panel High Definition Surveillance: A Clearer Picture Wednesday, March 24, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. moderated by Scott Goldfine of Security Sales & Integration magazine.

The HDcctv Alliance is the global industry consortium for High Definition surveillance equipment interoperability. Here are some of the companies already committed to making HDcctv a reality.

Standardisation is one of the hottest topics in video surveillance today. GDSF Asia 2010 unites the PSIA, ONVIF and HDcctv Alliance under one roof for unparalleled dialogue. Hear about the latest in video standards and interoperability on April 22.

DENISON, Texas—While thus far most talk of HDCCTV has been theoretical, systems integrator Gnisec, based here, has been doing some of the first installations of HDCCTV equipment manufactured by SG Digital. The equipment is in a McDonald’s franchise in nearby Sherman, Texas, and Saks Fifth Avenue has installed a test system in its New York City location.

SYDNEY, Australia—The HDCCTV Alliance, a security industry consortium based here that manages and promotes technical standards for HDCCTV equipment interoperability, announced in January the ratification of version 1.0 of the HDCCTV Specification. Alliance members are already introducing HDCCTV-compliant products, which provide the equivalent of one- and two-megapixel video surveillance footage via coax cable and traditional CCTV infrastructure without having to transmit video using IP protocol.

IT departments are no strangers to turf wars, but the one shaping up between those overseeing computer networks and those in charge of physical security could really get ugly.

Ratification of HDcctv v1.0 Specification paves the way for Alliance members to introduce HDcctv cameras, DVRs and component products with HDcctv logo to guarantee compliance with HDcctv standards for interoperability

The HDcctv Alliance reportedly is close to announcing formal approval of Version 1.0 of its standard for transmitting 780p and 1080p video signals uncompressed and unpacketized over coaxial or twisted pair, HDcctv is being positioned as an alternative to IP megapixel cameras in that it can offer users with a large amount of analog equipment and cabling infrastructure an economical path to HD resolution.