thx for replying. I have other question. If a brand sells camera without written "ipc" on the head, then is it sure that camera can't capture license plates?
My home security camera points at my driveway and the street in front of my house. All vehicle license plates are automatically blurred through the software. Do you think this is for legal reasons, and is there a way to turn that setting off so I can see the numbers? I mean, what's a security camera for?
That is strange that your security camera system automatically does that. Have you asked the supplier of your system about this. Our Viewtron LPR camera system never blurs out the license plates. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm
Thank you for your interest. We will have night time license plate recognition videos of the Viewtron LPR-IP4 up soon. You can see the night time LPR video demos of the 2mp / 1080p version of this camera here. videos.cctvcamerapros.com/v/lpr-camera-night-recognition.html
If you want to reliably capture license plates on moving vehicles, you must use an LPR camera. CCTV Camera Pros highly recommends Viewtron license plate recognition cameras. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm
What software are you using? Or is it on the nvr?
This ALPR software is built into Viewtron LPR cameras and Viewtron NVRs. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm
Awesome video! Are these cameras (LPR/LPC) ONVIF rated?
Yes. All of our Viewtron LPR cameras are ONVIF compliant. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm
Hi. Does the LPR camera also compensate for speed and light like the LPC did?
thx for replying. I have other question. If a brand sells camera without written "ipc" on the head, then is it sure that camera can't capture license plates?
My home security camera points at my driveway and the street in front of my house. All vehicle license plates are automatically blurred through the software. Do you think this is for legal reasons, and is there a way to turn that setting off so I can see the numbers? I mean, what's a security camera for?
That is strange that your security camera system automatically does that. Have you asked the supplier of your system about this. Our Viewtron LPR camera system never blurs out the license plates. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm
@cctvcamerapros I'm having a little bit of buyers regret. They were inexpensive. I guess you get what you pay for.
Do you have a night videos to capture plates?
Thank you for your interest. We will have night time license plate recognition videos of the Viewtron LPR-IP4 up soon. You can see the night time LPR video demos of the 2mp / 1080p version of this camera here. videos.cctvcamerapros.com/v/lpr-camera-night-recognition.html
"Is it possible for a security camera to read license plates even if it doesn't have the feature "LPC" on it?"
If you want to reliably capture license plates on moving vehicles, you must use an LPR camera. CCTV Camera Pros highly recommends Viewtron license plate recognition cameras. www.cctvcamerapros.com/License-Plate-Recognition-Systems-s/1518.htm