In this situation there are two possible solutions: each existing TV station will create its own independent multiplex, or all television channels will be put into one common multiplex. In the first case the digital receivers should be equipped with both codecs, in the second case - there is a chance that the broadcasters will agree on one standard. In either case producers of the equipment will need about 6 months' time to prepare the receivers.
Taking into consideration snail's pace of decision making, we are almost 100 % sure that the Olympic Games in Beijing will not be transmitted in DVB-T system.
So in many respects multiswitch installations are the better choice, allowing to build installations from 4 to 200 outlets, ensuring reception of two satellites - e.g. based on the multiswitches MS-952/951.
Due to extensive network (100m long vertical ducts), there has been used high-quality coaxial cable - TRISET-113 E1015_500.
There have been achieved very good results - even with the weakest transponders (e.g. 10719 MHz) the C/N parameter exceeds 11 dB, which guarantees quality reception at each outlet.

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"Installation of microphones in schools, which enables the operator to record private conversation of students and teachers, may violate the constitutional right to privacy.
...This requirement significantly raises the cost of monitoring system, because the directive says that sound should be recorded in the band up to 6 kHz. It is possible in the case of 10 % of the devices used for monitoring of mass events available in the market. The rest of the equipment, the much cheaper alternative, is capable of recording sounds up to 3.5 kHz.
According to our knowledge local governments order the cheaper DVRs, hoping that no one will verify the parameters that are unimportant for practical applications.
- If education department resigned from the requirement of recording sounds up to 6 kHz, the monitoring systems could be cheaper even by 20 % - it is the conclusion of Tadeusz Szydlowski. Thanks to the step, only this year additional 600 schools could be subsidized, or those which got public funding - would have ca. 440 Euro extra. Simply the local governments could purchase more cameras. The current regulations do not allow to spend public money efficiently." ... more (in Polish only)
For video monitoring of schools, DIPOL offers 8-channel DVR M85075, 16-channel DVR CPD-507/787 M8534, or its version with DVD recorder - CPD-507 M8537. Our Technical Department recommends to employ 16-channel DVR, even if the number of cameras is currently lower.

Main features of the software:
- live monitoring and recording images from 32 cameras (continuous or motion-triggered)
- PTZ control
- advanced functions of viewing archives and exporting them to any video format used by O.S.
- export of video to any external monitoring center - remote monitoring
- typically a system equipped with 500 GB HDD is capable of recording Full D1 images at 25 fps (motion detection) for a week's time (16 cameras).
An interesting feature of CPD recorders is possibility of defining periods of recording - in time schedule recording mode and in motion detection mode, e.g. during working hours (say 7:45 to 16:15) - continuous recording, and for the rest of the time (when the place should be empty) - motion detection.
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