Geutebruck's software features impress visitors
Geutebruck's software features impress visitors

A constant stream of end-users and potential sales partners made the ISC West show very successful for the Geutebruck Security team. "Everyone was extremely impressed with the maturity of the product offering" reported Carl Raubenheimer, the company's Executive Vice President. "Interest was pretty evenly divided between all our exhibits but there was universal excitement with our software functionality."Both the GeViScope and the new GeViStore-IP video server-plus-storage solution support the use of Geutebruck's fast, efficient video encoding which gives normal, latency-free control of PTZs and speed domes, as well as delivering constant picture quality whatever the content. Besides well-known functions such as camera position authentication and dual channel streaming, it also offers lesser known ones such as ‘dynamic live streaming' (DLS) and 'fading long term memory' (FLTM).DLS establishes a feedback loop to ensure that the only picture data which is encoded and fed into the system is exactly what the display currently needs to meet the user's requirements and no more. It therefore minimizes network load and enables each display server to handle many more streams. FLTM, meanwhile enables high quality video to be retained for long periods using only a fraction of the normal storage capacity. Configured appropriately, FLTM progressively reduces the frame rate of stored footage over time, reflecting the different timescales in which different kinds of event are discovered and investigated, and the gradual reduction of residual risks. It can therefore slash archive costs without affecting utility or security.

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Teleste’s MPH100 encoder with industry leading reliability
Teleste’s MPH100 encoder with industry leading reliability

Teleste’s MPH Series encoders are industry leaders in video encoding for surveillance applications. They give you the touch and feel of traditional analogue systems while providing the flexibility and manageability of today’s Ethernet networks. The MPH100 Series H.264 encoders deliver up to four independent video streams at full frame rate and full SD resolution. The encoding engine also supports MPEG-4, MPEG-2 and MJPEG video formats and any combination of these. This offers security professionals effective means to optimise each individual stream for the selected purpose whether it is e.g. live viewing, recording, web applications, or PDA – just to mention a few. Safe and seamless migration path from any legacy hybrid video network towards fully H.264 based networks is also ensured. The MPH Series makes it possible to decode video streams by standards compliant media players and video decoder devices. The stream authenticity is an integral part of the solution and it fulfils even the most stringent requirements for evidential material set by authorities. The series also speaks ONVIF fluently. This provides straight forward interoperability with any ONVIF compliant management system. Integration to third party systems can also be achieved using RTSP, SAP or SNMP. The MPH100 Series provides a ruggedised standalone mechanics. The same encoding functionality is available as MPH400 Series that provides more installation options for rack based indoor deployments. System integrators will appreciate the small footprint of the MPH400 Series as a single 19” 3RU MPH rack can support at most 32 video channel inputs. Operational redundancy is supported by dual-powering. The MPH Series is available as a single video or dual video input model. For network connectivity the series contains alternative models with either electrical or optical interfaces. The standard operation supports fast Ethernet speed but has an option for Gigabit Ethernet level by a licensing scheme. The optical operation is supported by a versatile set of SFP transceivers to meet various network cabling requirements. Reliability is the second name of the MPH Series. It meets the compliance requirements of the EN50121 Railway standard as well as the NEMA TS2 standard widely used for ITS applications. The mechanical design is custom-made to meet the high performance criteria in harsh environments, and low cost of ownership is further guaranteed by the industry-leading figures for power consumption per functionality. To learn more about professional security video encoding and the MPH Series, please visit http://www.teleste.com/products/video-surveillance/ip-codecs

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The Siqura C-60 E-MC - an encoder you can count on
The Siqura C-60 E-MC - an encoder you can count on

Video streaming just got a lot easier. The Siqura C-60 E-MC video server is an encoder you can customise to meet the requirements of any CCTV application. With the ability to simultaneously stream H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and MJPEG, the C-60 E-MC is capable of offering the best quality video while streamlining network performance for both live viewing and recording. Moreover, the C-60 E-MC can stream duplex audio, serial data, and I/O contacts over IP to ensure that all the information you need is at your fingertips, be it CD-quality stereo audio, lip-sync audio, PTZ camera control, alarm contacts, or access control. Additionally, an internal video motion detection feature allows you to establish automated event-driven security responses and recordings. The C-60 E-MC also comes with an easy-to-use, web-based user interface, allowing users to configure these devices or view video streams from a PC or even via handheld devices, such as PDAs. Through Siqura's open streaming architecture (OSA) standard, it is possible to use the C-60 E-MC in an array of third-party applications. Optelecom-NKF's Product Line Manager of Codecs and Analytics, Peter de Konink, comments: "The C-60 E-MC excels in projects where future-proof technology needs to be combined with reliability, availability, and, above all, quality." The Siqura C-60 E-MC is part of the Siqura product line, an extensive collection of video surveillance equipment offering complete solutions and reputed for quality and reliability.

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Dedicated Micros DV-IP Server with Point&Go amongst the many new features
Dedicated Micros DV-IP Server with Point&Go amongst the many new features

The Dedicated Micros DV-IP Server provides MultiMode recording in either JPEG or MPEG format from up to 16 analogue or IP cameras (including DM CamVu products and third-party IP cameras).The DV-IP Server contains a whole host of new features, such as Point&Go, designed to improve and enhance the operators' experience of using a CCTV system.  Aside from Point&Go, other released features on the DV-IP Server include: Camera selection maps: Use bespoke graphical maps presented on your local monitor to navigate around your CCTV installation. Colour-coded menus: A unique colour-coded, soft key menu structure and onscreen GUI makes navigating menus simple and intuitive. Video timeline: Control your playback video in incremental steps of seconds, minutes, hours, days and weeks.  Ideal for the rapid search of captured video. Absolute positioning: Use the Absolute Positioning capability of an Oracle Dome and the on-screen Camera Selection Maps to select and move cameras to any area of the site in one mouse click. Electronic PTZ (ePTZ): Even on static analogue cameras users can zoom in and move around a scene, using Dedicated Micros Electronic PTZ ePTZ) feature. DV-IP Server is analytics capable meaning that analytics software licenses are available to provide advanced video solutions for Automatic Number Plate Recognition, valuable object protection and trip wire detection, to name a few of the possible solutions available.Features include: 8, 12 and 16-channel models MultiMode recording, dynamically-switchable resolution, record-rate & compression (MPEG4/JPEG) per camera TransCoding provides low bit rate, remote replay viewing of high quality recorded images Compatible with external SATA storage devices Built in DVD-R writer and USB ports for archiving evidential material Local user operation with a selection of control options, including telemetry keyboard, USB mouse or remote control IP streaming & recording AnalyticsCapable enables analytics solutions to be deployed on your CCTV system Enhanced user features to greatly improve the operator experience Colour Coded Menus give a context sensitive menu structure for the user Common user interface when accessed locally at the unit or remotely via a web browser Video timeline allows the rapid search of captured video On screen graphical maps presented on the local monitors screen Point & Go telemetry provides the user with easy to use, fast, accurate, on screen telemetry control via an attached monitor ePTZ on any attached camera Deep camera integration with Oracle dome BS8418 compliant * Please note this web page refers to the latest generation of DV-IP Server products (those with a product model code beginning with DM/DVP3).  If you are looking for product information relating to previous versions of the DV-IP Server Range (those denoted by a model code beginning with DM/DVP2A), please contact our customer services department here.

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Teleste CFO460 four channel video link provides low cost video transmission
Teleste CFO460 four channel video link provides low cost video transmission

CCTV and fibre optics – they are still dating Today a CCTV system does not necessarily need to be full IP yet. Much depends on the application, the scale of the video system or that the requirement is rather looking at a point-to-point transmission than spreading the signal into LAN or WAN network. The most critical specification requirement is naturally latency. For the vast number of analogue based CCTV cameras with composite video output still in use today, it is evident that the most efficient, maintenance- and trouble-free way of transmission is a basic fibre optic system. The same method is valid for HD video for which the transmitted content is a high bandwidth HD-SDI signal. The answer for deployments with high value on network safety and robustness against intrusion is a hybrid network solution. The so-called First Mile path from the CCTV camera to the nearest network node locating within “safe premises” can be carried out with a fibre optic link transmitting the signals in a secured and safe manner over a specific telecoms cabling or any dark fibre available. Such systems also have good scalability as there are available fibre modems that can multiplex and transmit various services simultaneously (video, audio, data, contact closure etc.). Multiplexing is also possible on the optical layer meaning that several modems can share the same fibre media. With very specific modems and passive backbone components the cabling topology can even be expanded from the typical point-to-point arrangement to support add-and-drop or redundant ring type operation – still only one fibre core is needed. The technology in these systems is based on standard CWDM lasers operating on different wavelengths. Should the application look at real time SD video operation the answer is modern fibre optic transmission. If the IP/Ethernet operation on the outer rim of the system is in control and approved, a modern fibre optic transmission system is an excellent choice for future system migration plans towards IP video. A specific fibre optic modem can support both analogue and digital IP cameras fluently by having the necessary interfaces to both worlds. Typically this is enabled by introducing a Fast Ethernet 10/100Base-TX interface available next to other interfaces reserved to analogue operation. In Teleste’s CFO fibre optic products, there is an implemented Ethernet support on the fibre modems that can be utilised for any type of IP based communication whether it´s video, LAN, industrial or VoIP related. The performance supports 100 Mbps operation in a Bridge Mode. Lately the CFO series fibre modems have also been harnessed with versatile SFP optical transceivers. In practise this means installation- and service-friendly approach by having a single modem model that can be equipped with the most suitable SFP transceiver depending e.g. on the cabling and distance requirement. For more information about fibre optic video please visit www.teleste.com/video-surveillance/cfo.

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