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systems where the number of cameras stays within the limits of an NVR’s designed capacity.
An NVR is normally easier to install than a system based on a PC server platform.
Figure 11.1b A network video surveillance system that uses an NVR.
11.2 Software platforms
Dierent software platforms can be used to manage video. They include using the built-in web
interface, which exists in many network video products, or using a separate video management
software program that is either a Windows-based or a web-based interface.
11.2.1 Built-in functionality
Axis network cameras and video encoders can be accessed over a network simply by typing the
product’s IP address in the Address/Location eld of a web browser on a computer. Once a
connection is made with the network video product, the product’s ‘start page’, along with links
to the product’s conguration pages, is automatically displayed in the web browser.
The built-in web interface of Axis network video products provides simple recording functions;
that is, manual recording of video streams (H.264, MPEG-4, Motion JPEG) to a server by clicking
an icon, or event-triggered recording of individual JPEG images to one or several locations.
Event-triggered recording of video streams is possible with network video products that support
local storage. In such cases, the video streams are recorded onto the products’ SD/SDHC card.
For greater recording exibility in terms of modes (e.g., continuous or scheduled recordings) and
functionalities, a separate video management software program is required. Conguring and
managing a network video product through its built-in web interface works when only a small
number of cameras are involved in a system.
11.2.2 Windows client-based software
When it comes to separate software programs for video management, Windows client-based
programs are the most popular. Web-based software programs are also available.
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Axis network video recorder (NVR)
IP NETWORK
VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - CHAPTER 11
- Table of contents 3
- Network technologies 69 5
- Wireless technologies 87 5
- Video management systems 91 5
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- 1.2 Benets 8
- 1.3 Applications 12
- 1.3.4 Industrial 13
- 1.3.5 City surveillance 13
- 1.3.6 Government 13
- 1.3.7 Healthcare 13
- 1.3.8 Banking and nance 14
- Network cameras 15
- 2.2 Types of network cameras 16
- 2.2.1 Fixed network cameras 17
- 700 nm to 1000 nm range 22
- Camera elements 27
- 3.2 Lens elements 28
- 3.2.3 Lens mount standards 31
- 3.2.4 F-number and exposure 31
- 3.2.6 Depth of eld 33
- 3.3 Image sensors 34
- 3.3.3 Megapixel sensors 35
- 3.4.1 Interlaced scanning 35
- 3.4.2 Progressive scanning 36
- 3.5 Image processing 37
- 4.2 Transparent covering 40
- 4.4 Environmental protection 41
- 4.5.2 Mounting 42
- 4.6 Types of mounting 43
- 4.6.2 Wall mounts 44
- 4.6.3 Pole mounts 44
- 4.6.4 Parapet mounts 44
- 5.1 What is a video encoder? 45
- 5.5 Deinterlacing techniques 49
- 5.6 Video decoder 50
- Resolutions 51
- 6.2 VGA resolutions 52
- 6.3 Megapixel resolutions 53
- Video compression 55
- Earlier reference frame 57
- 7.2 Compression formats 59
- 7.2.2 MPEG-4 60
- 7.4 Comparing standards 61
- CHAPTER 7 - VIDEO COMPRESSION 62
- 8.1 Audio applications 63
- AUDIO Stream 64
- VIDEO Stream 64
- Recording/monitoring 64
- 8.3.1 Simplex 65
- 8.4 Audio detection alarm 66
- 8.5 Audio compression 66
- 8.5.1 Sampling frequency 67
- 8.5.2 Bit rate 67
- 8.5.3 Audio codecs 67
- Network technologies 69
- 9.1.2. Switch 71
- 9.1.3 Power over Ethernet 73
- 9.2 The Internet 75
- 9.2.1 IP addressing 76
- 9.2.1.1 IPv4 addresses 76
- 9.2.1.2 IPv6 addresses 80
- 9.3 VLANs 82
- 9.4 Quality of Service 82
- FTP 2 83
- Video 5 83
- HTTP 3 83
- 9.5 Network Security 84
- 9.5.4 HTTPS or SSL/TLS 85
- VPN tunnel 86
- HTTPS or SSL/TLS encryption 86
- Secure Non-secure 86
- Wireless technologies 87
- 10.1 802.11 WLAN standards 88
- 10.2 WLAN security 88
- 10.3 Wireless bridges 89
- Video management systems 91
- 11.1.2 NVR platform 92
- 11.2 Software platforms 93
- 11.3 System features 94
- 11.3.1 Viewing 95
- 11.3.2 Multi-streaming 95
- 11.3.3 Video recording 96
- 11.3.4 Recording and storage 97
- 11.3.7 Security 103
- 11.4 Integrated systems 104
- 11.4.3 Access control 105
- 11.4.4 Building management 105
- 11.4.6 RFID 106
- Table 12.1b 109
- Table 12.1c 109
- 12.2 Server-based storage 110
- 12.3 NAS and SAN 110
- 12.4 Redundant storage 112
- 12.5 System congurations 113
- Surveillance 114
- IP NETWORK 114
- Tools and resources 115
- Axis Communications’ Academy 117
- Contact information 118
- About Axis Communications 120
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