GV-VMS is a comprehensive video management system that records up to 64 channels of GeoVision and/or third-party IP devices. The live view and playback layout can be easily adjusted with the intuitive drag-and-drop function. GV-VMS comes with a variety of intelligent video analytics to offer precise monitoring and to reduce the need for manual supervision. The built-in Webcam Server allows users to remotely access live view and recordings from anywhere using Web browsers, mobile app and Remote ViewLog. Compatibility with GV-CMS (GeoVision Central Monitoring Station) and interoperability with a wide selection of third party IP cameras through ONVIF and PSIA make GV-VMS a versatile and effective surveillance solution.
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GV-VMS supports connection with up to connection with up to 64 IP devices. You can connect up to 32 channels of GV-IP Devices for free. If you need to connect more than 32 channels of GV-IP Devices or connect with third-party IP devices, license is required.
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Below are the minimum PC requirements needed to connect GV-VMS with 32 and 64 channels of GV and 3rd party IP cameras (dual streams). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The data transmitting capacity of GV-VMS depends on the number of Gigabit connections available. The numbers of Gigabit network cards required to connect 64 channels are listed below according to the resolution and codec of the source video. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Since the size of transmitted data from IP cameras may be quite large and reach beyond the transfer rate of a hard disk, you should note the total recording frame rates that you can assign to a single hard disk, as listed below. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The frame rate limit is based on the resolution of video sources. The higher video resolutions, the lower frame rates you can assign to a single hard disk. In other words, the higher frame rates you wish to record, the more hard disks you need to install. For the information of recording frame rates, you may consult the user’s manual of the IP camera that you wish to connect to.
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