Video Insight IP Server
The Video Insight IP Server allows you to view live and recorded video from IP based cameras on the server, Network Client or Web Client. The Video Insight IP Server is based on the same leading Microsoft.Net and SQL technologies as our other products and is designed to support hundreds of cameras from leading camera manufactures including Axis, Canon, D-Link, JVC, Panasonic, Mobotix, Pixord, Sony, Toshiba, and Vivotek. The IP Server will run as a standalone product or in combination with the Video Insight Server giving you a flexible hybrid system made up of analog and IP cameras.
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Features
- » Currently supporting over 70 different camera models from leading manufactures
- » Records up to 30fps from each IP Camera
- » High performance engine will support up to 64 Cameras per server capturing a total of 600fps motion activated recording
- » Recorded video is stored as a standard AVI file and requires no export
- » Software based Motion Detection
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Supported Technologies
MS Windows Server 2003,
Windows XP/2000/NT
Microsoft SQL Server
VB.net
Software
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Pricing
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Additional Product Information
For users that want to integrate IP cameras into their existing analogy based system, the industry has offered few options except to convert the analog signal to digital with a $400 per camera converter. By utilizing the Video Insight IP Server you can seamlessly integrate IP and Analog cameras. To add IP cameras to an existing Video Insight Server installation, simply load the Video Insight IP Server on the same box. The IP Server will accept streams from the IP camera and integrate them into the Network Client and Web Client to a degree the user does not know the difference. For example, lets assume you have 12 Analog cameras in one facility but you also have another location across the campus that has Ethernet connections but no coax. By using the IP Server, you can add the IP camera to the existing network and the IP Server will capture the stream and store the video in the same manner the Video Server stores analog cameras. To view the live or recorded video from the IP cameras, use the Network Client or Web Client which allows you to mix and match IP and Analog cameras from different servers on the same display. You can use the layout setup feature to create saved layouts mixing cameras from IP and Analog servers anywhere on your network.