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# IR Stream Settings

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{% hint style="info" %}
Please enable the Individual IR Stream to change the IR camera settings
{% endhint %}

### **Bitrate**

Sets the data rate for video transmission. Higher bitrates offer better quality but require more bandwidth:

* 512 Kbps
* 1 Mbps
* **2 Mbps**
* 4 Mbps
* 8 Mbps

### **Mount Point**

Defines the stream endpoint name used by RTSP clients (e.g., VLC, Payload Plus):

* **Default:** `payload_ir`
* You can change this value as needed for your streaming setup.

### **Resolution**

Select the desired output resolution:

* **640x512**
* 1280x1024
* 480x284
* 320x256
* 160x128

### **Encoder**

Choose the video compression format:

* **H.264 (AVC)** – Standard and widely supported
* **H.265 (HEVC)** – Higher efficiency, reduced bandwidth usage

### **Frame Rate**

Set the number of video frames per second (FPS):

* **Range:** 1 to 60 FPS

> Lower frame rates reduce bandwidth and power consumption.


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