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Ocularis Recorders - Overview
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Multiple Recording Platforms and Video Clients; Universal Camera and Hardware Support
Ocularis Recorders utilize a distributed architecture, with centralized and/or decentralized recording management, and are scalable for multiple-site and multiple-server video surveillance systems. Ocularis Recorders communicate with an unlimited number of cameras and video encoders, including those with audio inputs, anywhere on the system network, wired or wireless, without the need for video matrixes, multiplexers, or switches. Ocularis recorders manage video recording, storage onsite and offsite, and the distribution of video to system users.
Support for multiple modes of streaming video to client users allows for optimization of bandwidth and processing resources. Requiring only a single stream of video from the camera, video can be streamed and redistributed to multiple users from the recorder(s). In addition, Ocularis supports multicasting and dual streaming for large-scale distribution of video across multiple networks.
Meeting all operational situations and providing immediate access and response to captured events, video from all connected cameras can be monitored, investigated, shared and exported through the Ocularis Video Client for desktop and video wall (optional) monitoring environments, the Ocularis Web Client and the NetPDA and NetCell handheld clients.
Ocularis Recorders support virtually any IP camera and/or encoder on the market, and all common compression formats, MJPEG, MPEG4, H.263, and H.264 , enabling you to retrofit your existing analog installation, providing the most flexibility in camera selection, and integrating with 3rd party DVRs and NVRs.
