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X-Stream 101 - Compact Boxed H.264 Video Server (Encoder)
H.264 Compression and analytics in a compact box encoder!
The X-Stream 101 video server provides H.264
encoding, IP Ethernet transmission & video
analysis for a single channel of analogue video.
By utilising the latest H.264 compression algorithm, X-Stream 101 delivers superior picture
quality at reduced bandwidth across an Ethernet network. Provided with integrated I-Command
® SmartDetect Essentials video analytics as standard, X-Stream 101 outputs H.264 encoded video and enhanced features such as anti-camera shake and video analytics. An optional upgrade to SmartDetect Advanced ensures i-Lids analytics compliance and a wider range of pre-defined rules to be executed on network video from X-Stream 101.
Features & Benefits
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H.264 low latency compression – X-Stream 101 provides best-of-breed video
performance (D1 resolution @ 25/30 frames per
second), resulting in highest quality video at low
latency and bandwidth for CCTV applications.
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In-built protocol translation for peripheral device control – Utilising industry standard method of upgrade (flash upload), new serial protocols can be loaded into the codec, minimising requirement for inventory & spares holding.
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Comprehensive remote network management – X-Stream 101 features comprehensive remote diagnostics via intuitive SNMP and web browser interfaces.
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Video loop-through option - Analogue video loop-through for direct connection to devices such as DVRs available on all channels.
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Video analytics enhancement - Utilising embedded SmartDetect Essentials or
SmartDetect Advanced (optional) analytics, rules
such as object detection, line crossing and more can
be set. Deployment of SmartDetect analytics
enhances operator effectiveness and greatly increases
the functionality of analogue cameras. Further information on I-Command SmartDetect may be found on the related page in the Video Management section of the site.
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