HDcctv Alliance

French video surveillance firm TEB has joined the HDcctv Alliance. It aims to develop and market a complete range of HDcctv-compliant products.

Matthieu Thaller, TEB marketing director, said: “TEB joined the HDcctv Alliance because we believe in applying HD technology to CCTV applications so our customers can benefit from the high-resolution, quality images HD offers.

“Working with the Alliance, we can help our customers understand this new technology and establish credibility for HD in the CCTV market.

Intelligent video analysis and automated monitoring solutions company IntelliVision Technologies Corporation has joined the HDcctv Alliance.

IntelliVision plans to introduce its family of analytics, object recognition and video power suites into HDcctv-compliant products for the surveillance market to automatically track and identify objects, analyse motion, and extract video intelligence.

IntelliVision solutions will be embedded in HDcctv video encoders, servers, cameras, DVRs, and other related products such as intelligent video libraries.

Professional video cable manufacturer Belden has joined the HDcctv Alliance.

“Belden continues to be at the forefront of video technology,” said Josh Dixon, Belden vertical market manager for safety and security.

“We joined the HDcctv Alliance because we recognise both the value of HDcctv in the video surveillance market and the importance of having interoperability standards.

“Delivering high-resolution video images, this new camera connection technology allows for higher performing systems, with a lower installation learning curve and a much lower cost of entry.”

CCTV manufacturer ACULA has joined the HDcctv Alliance, with plans to market an HDcctv-compliant receiver/repeater.

Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) May 3, 2010 -- HDcctv Alliance(tm), the global security industry consortium established to manage and promote technical standards for HDcctv™ equipment interoperability, announced today that Korea Technology & Communications (KT&C), one of Korea's leading manufacturers of CCTV cameras, has joined the Alliance to manufacture HDcctv-compliant products for the surveillance market.

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

Clinton Electronics, IDIS, Marshall Electronics and Speco Technologies join HDcctv Alliance to incorporate HDcctv specifications and standards for interoperability into their new security market product lines

HDcctv Alliance receives the security industry’s first license to SMPTE HD-SDI Standards, bringing the latest digital technology for video delivery over coaxial cable to the HDcctv Specification