Network Cameras Used to Help Produce TV Show

The Candy Bar Cam, an auto networking ip camera from BiKal was used to help producers make a TV show in the UK. The producers of the show 'Fat Families' used the Candy Bar Cam's unique plug n play feature to easily manage and create show content from a remote location.

Fat Families will be aired on Sky1 and Sky1 HD on Wednesdays at 8pm.

Wireless IP Camera at ebuyer.com

Popular Internet retailer ebuyer is now stocking the Candy Bar Cam offering consumers one of the easiest to install network cameras on the market featuring BiKal's acclaimed auto networking technology. The plug n play camera offers consumers value for money and easy setup avoiding the headache of networking and tricky setup.


Ebuyer offers consumers low prices and fast delivery providing the perfect distribution platform for the network camera. Purchase the Candy Bar Cam at a discounted rate at www.ebuyer.com or click wireless ip cam to view the product directly.

Buy Candy Bar Cam Online: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/169037

Network Cam Toolbar

Download our BiKal IP CCTV Toolbar which allows you to get instant access to cctv support, software and download links. The toolbar also features up to date news informing you of latest software and firmware upgrades for your network webcams.

Network Cameras on WordPress

We have launched a Network Cameras WordPress page in order to support multi-media platforms. We can then support the multitude of customers who use a variety of social media platforms on the Internet.

Check back within 30 days to see info on our new Pure Digital Network Camera featuring the worlds first Digital IC combined with a Sony HQ1 DSP processor. Excited? Well the image quality will speak for itself so stay tuned, you will see it here first!

Network Cameras Introduction

Network Cameras are CCTV cameras that have web servers embedded inside them so that the video can be transmitted over a computer network. This allows video to be viewed and recorded on any PC on the network or the Internet.

Network Surveillance Cameras have been available for some time but were previously expensive and the technology was young. As network surveillance technology has progressed, the price has come down and is now comparable in cost with analogue CCTV cameras.

The main benefit of Network Cameras are that they can be easy to install using single cable systems such as Cat5 network cable and can utilise much of the cabling systems in place inside buildings making installation potentially cheaper. Network cameras can also provide HD Megapixel video returning High Definition video was was previously unattainable with analogue cameras. Another benefit is the use of WiFi to create Wireless Network Cameras that produce interferrence free video over greater distances than analogue cameras could.

A popular benefit with Network cameras is remote access over the Internet allowing live CCTV from any PC in the world allowing the user to react in real time by viewing live images, recording video and utilising services such as 2 way audio to communicate with the remote site. Even more popular is the ability to view network cameras from any location in the world on mobile phones including GPRS and 3G mobile phones.

This Blog will look at the range of network cameras from BiKal IP CCTV and will explore the benefits and drawbacks of things like MPEG4 and H.264 video compression, CCD vs CMOS image sensors to bandwidth and lighting considerations.

More details about IP CCTV can be found on the BiKal website or buy network cameras online from securicorp.com