How to Set the Maximum Resolution for Ezviz Cloud Cameras365

Ezviz cloud cameras offer a wide range of resolutions to choose from, depending on the model. The maximum resolution supported by each camera will vary, but the general rule is that higher resolutions provide better image quality. However, higher resolutions also require more bandwidth and storage space. So, it's important to choose the right resolution for your needs.

To set the maximum resolution for your Ezviz cloud camera, follow these steps:
Open the Ezviz app on your phone or tablet.
Select the camera you want to configure.
Tap the "Settings" icon.
Select "Video Settings".
Under "Resolution", select the highest resolution supported by your camera.
Tap "Save".

The camera will now record video at the selected resolution. If you experience any problems with the video quality, you may need to reduce the resolution.

Here's a summary of the different resolutions supported by Ezviz cloud cameras:


Resolution
Description




1080p
Full HD resolution with 1920x1080 pixels.


720p
HD resolution with 1280x720 pixels.


480p
Standard definition resolution with 640x480 pixels.


360p
Low definition resolution with 640x360 pixels.

Most users will be fine with 720p resolution, which provides good image quality without taking up too much bandwidth or storage space. However, if you need the best possible image quality, then you should choose 1080p resolution. Keep in mind that 1080p resolution requires more bandwidth and storage space than lower resolutions.

If you're not sure which resolution to choose, you can always start with 720p and then adjust it later if needed. You can also contact Ezviz customer support for help choosing the right resolution for your needs.

In addition to resolution, you can also adjust other video settings on your Ezviz cloud camera, such as the frame rate, bitrate, and white balance. These settings can be found in the "Video Settings" menu.

Experiment with different settings to find the combination that works best for you. And don't forget to save your changes when you're done!

2024-11-07

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