A.Group of Video (GOV) length is directly affected by the sizes of the I- and P-frames

B.A P-frame references preceding and succeeding P-frames

C.Longer GOV length means reduced bit rate

D.Increased motion in a scene means increased bit rate

E.The size of an l-frame depends on the preceding P-frame

A.Facing the entrance.

B.Directly above the entrance.

C.Facing away from the entrance.

D.Facing the entrance at eye level.

A.It enhances the dynamic range between two fields in one frame

B.It reduces the tearing effects when there is movement between two fields in one frame

C.It gives the encoded video a higher frame rate compared to the analog input video

D.It decreases the bandwidth needed to transmit the compressed video

A.Restricts access to the camera.

B.Lowers the bandwidth usage.

C.Can be removed from recorded video.

D.Hides parts of the scene.

E.Can be made into any shape.

A.The user does not have administrative rights to change the settings

B.The camera's advanced settings need to be changed first

C.The camera is faulty and needs to be replaced

D.The VMS is overwriting the changes in the camera