video recording

When it comes to video management and recording, the options for installers and integrators are predominantly three-fold: VMS with recording servers, VMS-based hardware appliances or NVRs. Typically, these are perceived as decreasing in flexibility as the device becomes more hardware-specific, but is that still the …

When the subject of edge recording arises, many people think of SD cards and a need to restrict local site video transport to manage bandwidth. While both do play a part in edge storage, the approach can also use dedicated archiving devices and deliver enhanced topologies. …

As an increasing number of installers and integrators embrace the additional functionality and flexibility of network-based solutions, many are having to reappraise the pros and cons of historically accepted security philosophies. Networked solutions offer the ability to design systems that benefit specific sites, and address …

When considering video archiving, the traditional approach is to opt for centralised solution, with all video streams from across the site being brought back to a central point where the relevant data is stored. New developments in video management technology mean that the concept of …