Product Focus

Jan 1, 2004 12:00 PM

           

1. Video Security Platform For network video cameras

   The Video Security over Internet Protocol (VSIP) development platform helps developers build intelligent security cameras that take advantage of a digital IP network. Digital technology enables audio-video data compression that minimizes transmission bandwidth and storage requirements and permits security cameras to operate on standard data networks without coaxial cables. The platform includes all the hardware, software and tools needed to create a fully digital system for the encoding and transmission of camera surveillance information. The DM642 board includes audio and video inputs and a camera sensor. Features: evaluation software includes object libraries for MPEG-4 video encoder and decoder, audio compression, RTP/RTSP video streaming and a PC display software.
   VSIP
   TEXAS INSTRUMENTS (TI) AND ATEME
   CIRCLE #79 ON CARD

2. Digital Video Recorder Stores 1 TB of video recording

   The digital video recorder captures and archives more than 1 Terabyte (TB) — in excess of 1,000 GB — of continuous recordings. Record duration in NTSC format at 0.1 pictures-per-second with standard resolution is 25.4 years. At five pictures-per-second in high-resolution mode, the unit stores 2.75 months of video and, in standard resolution, stores 6.1 months of images. In PAL format, five pictures-per-second in high-resolution mode yields 2.3 months of video and, in standard resolution mode, stores 5.1 months of video.
   Features: four internal hard drives; and storage capacities of 40, 80, 160, 320 and 640 GB.
   DSR-2000e
   GE INTERLOGIX/KALATEL
   CIRCLE #80 ON CARD

3. Video Server Equipment Rack Holds up to 12 video server blades

   The 19-inch rack-mountable chassis can hold up to 12 video server blades (48 channels) in a single equipment rack. The 3U rack includes a built-in, replaceable power supply that feeds power to all of the video server blades. It can hold up to 12 interchangeable, hot-swappable video server blades, enabling the user to install or service the blades without disconnecting power to the entire system.
   AXIS Rack Solution
   AXIS COMMUNICATIONS
   CIRCLE #81 ON CARD

Video Monitoring Software

Digital video management across any IP network

The video monitoring software is scalable from one to thousands of cameras. Distributed archiving on multiple storage servers allows for unlimited storage. Dual stream technology provides independence of storage and live display settings. Search capabilities are based on time-and-date, events, actions, bookmarks and motion. Recording options include scheduled time-and-date, on event and on motion.
Features: MPEG-4 compression; up to 30fps per camera; up to 32 simultaneous live cameras displayed on dual PC screens; more than 20 pan/tilt/zoom control protocols; and full duplex IP intercom.
OMNICAST
GENETEC
CIRCLE #82 ON CARD

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