WHAT'S NEW IN VIDEO STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL

Mar 1, 2002 12:00 PM

Single-channel digital video recorder

Non-PC based

Recorder's capacity of 160 gB can be expanded up to 260 gB. System provides high-speed simultaneous recording and playback up to 60 fields-per-second. Expanded search modes include time/date search, archive area search and smart motion search. System provides remote monitoring capabilities for network control using a standard Ethernet card and Web browser.

Features: five picture quality modes, 27 recording speeds, built-in motion detection, data back-up, audio recording capability.
DSR-3000-160
SANYO
Chatsworth, Calif.
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MPEG2 digital recorder

Records up to 60 images-per-second

The four-channel digital recorder uses a real-time embedded operating system and does not require a PC. Users can specify the camera and time frame and the system will display the recorded video. Recorder provides motion detection and a one-touch alarm button that activates recording. Jog shuttle control scans the recording forward or backward to find the required incident.

Features: independent setting for speed and quality, scheduling capability, compatible with conventional CCTV systems.
Hi-Q recorder
PHILIPS
Lancaster, Pa.
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Digital disk recorder

DVD-RAM archiving

Additional hard disk capacity offers expandable storage up to two terabytes. Three DVD-RAM archiving solutions play back archived video clips directly from the DVD-RAM drive without affecting hard-drive capacity. Unit provides full-frame motion-jpeg compression and more than 500 lines of horizontal resolution. Recorder features 80 gB of on-board storage capacity, which can be expanded to 160 gB.

Features: simultaneous live monitoring, layered recording, no additional software required to view images.
WJ-HD500AV
PANASONIC
San Antonio
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240 gB hard drive

Records up to 1,067 hours

The 240 gB hard drive allows users to record 1,067 hours or 44 days of images at standard resolution and 5pps with the supplier's Calibur 4-, 10- and 16-channel color digital video multiplexer/recorders and single-channel digital video recorder. When combined with the supplier's DVSe, users can store up to 960 gB.

Feature: Ethernet connectivity.
240 gB storage upgrade
KALATEL
Corvallis, Ore.
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Digital video recorder

Event-driven

The PC-based unit can simultaneously record and view live video. The product provides color images up to 720 × 480 resolution, modular and distributed architecture provide channels in increments of 16. Storage capacities start from 150gB. Four masking/motion detection patterns per camera prevent false-alarms.

Features: camera, time, date, schedule and manual search capabilities, password-protected, digital motion detection, watermarking, network-capable, access control integrated, 32,000 inputs/outputs per loop.
DVR-16
GALAXY CONTROL SYSTEMS
Walkersville, Md.
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16-channel digital video recorder

Real-time monitoring

Recorder provides more than 400 lines of resolution per screen. Each camera can choose its own recording method with 1,4, 7, 9, 10, 13 and 16 division display modes. Recorder has 16-channel alarm inputs and outputs and motion detection capable of establishing two kinds of motion areas.

Features: auto or manual data back up through DVD, Jaz, or network drive, uses 120v AC, 60Hz.
SHR-3016
SAMSUNG
Secaucus, N.J.
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Digital surveillance recorder

Hard-disk drive

Recorder's triplex feature allows simultaneous live monitoring, recording and reproduction. Multiple-recording allows automatic recording of images from different times and locations. Component boards allow the recorder to be integrated in LANs and WANs.

Features: four-way JPEG compression, 100Base-T network interface capability, three-dimensional scan conversion for stable freeze frame picture, four programs and five timer schedules per recorder.
WJ-HD500 AV
PANASONIC SECURITY & DIGITAL IMAGING
Secaucus, N.J.
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