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I want to purchase a wireless doorbell camera but I cannot find an explanation as to what 2K is. I assume HD is high definition. What is the difference?
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@annos1 wrote:
Is there any reason you might choose the lower resolution v. the higher resolution?
Higher resolution will show more details.
On the other hand, if you play back the recordings from a PC browser, the 2K/4K videos won't play on a old PC (~2015 or older), so you'd need to download them and play them in VLC or a similar software player.
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A quick Google answers that. Check this:
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@annos1 wrote:
I want to purchase a wireless doorbell camera but I cannot find an explanation as to what 2K is. I assume HD is high definition. What is the difference?
HD: 1920x1080 resolution
2K: 2560x1440 resolution
4K: 2840x2160 resolution
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So, the resolution is different. Is there any reason you might choose the lower resolution v. the higher resolution? They are both the same price.
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@annos1 wrote:
Is there any reason you might choose the lower resolution v. the higher resolution?
Higher resolution will show more details.
On the other hand, if you play back the recordings from a PC browser, the 2K/4K videos won't play on a old PC (~2015 or older), so you'd need to download them and play them in VLC or a similar software player.
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