Utilizing the MPEG-4 codec, the JVC DMNC40U accepts up to 2 analog cameras for bi-directional real-time audio and video transmissions over an IP network and is ideal for a wide variety of applications including live streaming, teleconferencing and security. Running on both the PC and MAC platforms, this unit supports uni-casting and multicasting, virtually eliminating LAN congestion, and is compatible with most major media players with specialized JVC software provided for viewing on a local PC. When used in a security environment, this unit controls the PTZ functions of dome cameras and supports various alarm triggering functions.

Uses the MPEG-4 format for simultaneous transmission and receiving of video and audio over an IP network.

Accepts 2 analog cameras for bi-directional, real-time encoding/decoding to the network or for outputting to a monitor, flat panel display or projector.

Ideal for live streaming applications such as teleconferencing, distance learning, sporting events or religious services.

When used in a security environment, this unit operates video switchers, responds to various alarm triggers and controls the PTZ function of any dome surveillance camera attached to the unit.

Runs on both the PC and MAC platform, is viewable on most major media players and includes specialized JVC software for viewing on a local PC.

Uses a built-in CF card slot for local data archival of JPEG images.

Features various selectable bit rates and supports uni-casting and multi-casting, virtually eliminating LAN congestion, allowing more clients to access the images simultaneously.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work as a camera body replacement of our old gy-hd250u? Will this work with the jvc studio adapter KA250 and ccu RM-HP250?

A: I'm sorry it would not only the HD250 will be supported with the RM-HP250 CCU. The 890 works with. https://bhpho.to/3iZxz3U

Q: 2. what is the best UV filter for the lens?

A: The Tiffen 82mm UV Protector Filter, BH #TIUVP82, is a great option for this camera's lens. https://bhpho.to/3guRdDT

Q: 3. Does this player support UHD Bluray discs or just upscales the content to that resolution?

A: The Sony UBP-X700 HDR UHD Blu-ray Disc Player does support UHD Blu-ray discs, as well as upscaling other content you may have to near-4K resolution.

Q: 4. Does this kit come with a battery?

A: The JVC GY-HM890U does not come with a battery. It comes with an Anton Bauer battery plate for gold mount batteries. You will need to purchase a gold mount battery along with a charger.

Q: 5. Just to be sure, the Canon 14x lens included with this kit:1. Is not a cheap(er) kit lens, right?2. Has tactile end-stops for all rings, including iris, zoom, and focus, right?

A: 1. This is an affordable pro lens.2. This lens does not work by wire, I.E. all three rings have hard stops.

Q: 6. Will this player do Near-4K Resolution Upscaling of 3D Blu-ray disks?

A: yes. it does it well

Q: 7. What type of porta brace shoulder strap works with this camera?

A: We recommend the PortaBrace Heavy-Duty Suede Shoulder Strap with Camera Clips (Beige) (B&H # POHB40CAMC MFR # HB-40 CAM-C)

Q: 8. Can the camera record while charging?

A: Yes

Q: 9. I have old GY- 200u lens , what kind JVC camera can I use old lens canon of Gy-200u with GY- HM 850

A: The 850 has the same lens mount as the 200u. You won't get autofocus and handle zoom control, but It will attach and work other than that.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the 850 and 890 models?

A: The two principle differences between the 850 and the 890 is that the 890 has a 68-pin connection that accommodates JVC fiber or multi-core camera modules that can turn this camera into a full studio camera. Also since the big feature on both cameras is live streaming, the 890 also has a HD-SDI input, (not just an output) that allows it to record another camera's live stream feed.