CCTV camera connected directly to the TV - and the image quality

Colleagues are looking for a simple surveillance camera. I would like to see the house entrances and the image directly on the TV monitor, bypassing the use of the recorder. Is such a thing even possible? I have a small 32 "Full HD TV that I would like to use. Are the cameras on the allegro cctv 4in1 Analog / AHD / TVI / CVI able to display a relatively legible image from the wrong bnc via a TV adapter. Please give feedback and suggestions.

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directly on the TV from the multi-system camera you will get only the standard CCM image. That is, poor quality.

xury wrote:

directly on the TV from the multi-system camera you will get only the standard CCM image. That is, poor quality.

i.e. a typical analog image 960 x 576 - 960H?

You will not find a camera that gives a signal on TV and with recording on an SD card. I have not crammed these into my hands yet, nor have I heard them.

I do not care at all about video recording, be it a disk or an sd card. I just want to have the camera image directly displayed on the TV.

If it is a smart TV, you can install the application for IP cameras.

If not, consider buying the cheapest model of the recorder and connect the camera through the recorder.

You can connect the multi-system camera to the TV only in analog mode (not hdvci or ahd etc.) and in this mode they do not work well and the resolution will also be low. Enough to see if someone is standing or not, but definitely not hd.
Alternatively, if the TV is not smart, you can buy a smart TV "dong".