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With the ongoing migration from analog to IP video, the demand for interoperability standards amongst IP cameras is increasing. In 2008 the speed of progress and the vendor commitment to support standards increased significantly. Two major industry trade groups have formed - the PSIA led by Cisco and ONVIF led by Axis.

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Video Retention Standards - Need Industry Clearinghouse
Review from ipvideomarket.info on Dec 28
Beyond CODECS, a need exists for video standards of care, as a supermarket court case below demonstrates. The rules and regulations concerning retention of video information electronically captured by CCTV and ...

Will ONVIF or PSIA win the IP Camera Standards Battle?
Review from ipvideomarket.info on Nov 25
While momentum grows for IP camera standards, significant questions exist as to what will happen with ONVIF and PSIA. They are two groups pursuing the same fundamental goal of brining interoperability to I...

Benefits of Standards for Specifying IP Cameras
Review from ipvideomarket.info on Sep 24
Specifications are valuable but often are done poorly, creating problems or biasing the bid. Such challenges are magnified with digital and IP video where multiple codecs and multiple resolutions become co...

IP Camera Standards Battle?
Review from ipvideomarket.info on Sep 12
While we all speak lovingly about the goodness of standards, the fights to set and control standards can be severe. Indeed, a battle may be emerging in the road to setting IP camera standards. I see 3 main part...

Panasonic, IndigoVision, March Networks Join ONVIF
Article from securityinfowatch on Dec 05
18 new member companies for the IP camera specification group led by Axis, Bosch and Sony

Cameras Supporting ONVIF Specification End of 2009
Article from securitysystemsnews on Dec 04
Bosch and Sony claim; However Axis would not commit to date; 93 attendees from 66 companies at the first ONVIF meeting this week

ONVIF IP Camera Core Specification 1.0 Released
Article from onvif.org on Nov 26
229 page document provides extensive description, instructions and samples for implementation of ONVIF's IP camera specification

Survey of IP Camera Standards Development, PSIA and ONV
Article from secprodonline on Nov 26
Extensive contrast and comparison between PSIA and ONVIF's technical approach and business motivation

ONVIF reassures that They will be Open
Article from info4security on Nov 10
Suggestions that an important new global forum on network video will create “second class citizens” for those members not involved in the founding of the group, have been strongly denied. The alliance – set up b...

Bosch Explains Value of ONVIF IP Camera Standards
Article from automatedbuildings on Nov 01
Dr. Bob discusses ONVIF's IP camera specifications benefits and impacts; the article does not address the competing role of the PSIA specification

Surveillance experts weigh in on standards
Article from securityinfowatch on Oct 29
What standards can mean for end-users, integrators and product manufacturers

Interview with Axis on IP Camera Standards
Article from sourcesecurity on Oct 22
Basic overview of Axis' approach but no discussion of the competitive PSIA specification; Axis claims that by widening the availability and uses of our devices that we extend our market leadership - and with a m...

ONVIF IP Camera Specification Technical Overview
Article from ipvideomarket.info on Oct 08
23 page technical overview of ONVIF's approach to IP camera standardization; a full draft is expected in December

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