Sunell adds AV1 compression to surveillance cameras and recorders
Sunell, a security company, announced its integration of AV1 video compression technology into its surveillance products. This adoption aims to improve video quality while reducing bandwidth usage and storage requirements for high-definition, remote, and cloud-based surveillance systems. Sunell highlights AV1's open-source nature, efficiency, and role in future-proofing surveillance infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- AV1 is designed to replace H.264 and HEVC with better compression efficiency and lower data usage.
- Sunell says AV1 helps preserve detail for facial recognition, license plate reading, and object tracking at lower bitrates.
- The codec reduces file size, letting surveillance systems store more footage for longer periods without expanding storage capacity.
- Sunell highlights AV1 use cases in high-definition surveillance, remote and distributed systems, and cloud-based storage.
Why It Matters
Sunell is making AV1 part of its surveillance stack now, giving customers a way to move more video with less bandwidth and storage. That matters most for high-definition, remote, and cloud-based deployments, where the article says large amounts of video data must be transmitted and retained. The broader signal is that an open-source codec originally built to replace H.264 and HEVC is being positioned for security infrastructure, not just general video delivery. The next concrete marker is whether Sunell’s cameras and recorders show AV1 support across more product lines, beyond the products described here.
Read full article at sunellsecurity.com
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