Use in-camera video analytics to create rules in the events rules engine
Use the bitrate throttling to dial-in a camera’s network usage and limit its bandwidth and storage usage.
Enhanced Export
Single and multi-video rapid exports, with an added timestamp or customized text and even your own watermark.
Operators can easily export bookmarked video directly from the timeline with a quick click of the mouse.
Users can receive notifications when reviewing video if the original archive has been modified (files modified or removed).
Allows users to create custom IDs for API calls, enabling a simpler integration with 3rd part systems.
A revolutionary interface that allows users to create an unlimited number of customizable, shareable layouts.
De-warp any live or recorded fisheye video or image, add virtual PTZ tours, and more.
Control PTZ cameras using quick point and click or outline-to-zoom user interface controls.
DW Spectrum® IPVMS client application is an 80 MB installer and can run well even on super lightweight computers
Quickly add users and manage user rights with custom user roles, LDAP / active directory integration, and more.
DW Spectrum® IPVMS uses adaptive scaling technology to optimize speed while minimizing CPU and network usage.
View up to 64 video streams on a single layout – with support for MJPEG, H.264 and H.265 live streams.
DW Spectrum® IPVMS client application is an 80 MB installer and can run well even on super lightweight computers
DW Spectrum® IPVMS uses HTTP and SSL to communicate with all system servers for secure, encrypted communications.
Export from DW Spectrum®IPVMS client is simple, fast, and flexible. Export single or multiple cameras or use the rapid review feature.
Search an entire year’s worth of recorded video in less than a second using any combination of keywords, calendar, bookmarks, and smart motion.
DW Spectrum®‘s Soft Triggers give operators the ability to manually trigger any event – event integrations to 3rd party systems (e.g. Access Control, Fire, Building Automation).
Analyze and predict the amount of data being captured by cameras on every storage location in the system to manage storage.
Create completely customizable timed viewing tours of any system resource – live cameras, recorded videos, images, web pages, I/O control panels.
Two Way audio works like a walkie-talkie, allowing operators to engage with individuals or groups through an IP camera’s built-in audio.
Every DW Spectrum® Server has an IFTT events rules engine that lets operators configure simple or advanced rules based on System-generated or integrated 3rd party events.
Manually or Automatically (using the Events Rules Engine) create Bookmarks to highlight critical events and related video.
DW Spectrum® client context sensitive manual has been completely re-written – with new graphical explanations and more!
A full-featured embedded chromium browser to display web pages on layouts.
If a Server with Video Wall licenses fails, the video wall continues working for 7 days.
View up to 64 video streams on a single layout with support for MJPEG, H.264 and H.265 live streams.
Import offline video from wearable cameras, phones, and other devices to archive and share with other users.
Create dual-streaming “cameras” using RTSP, HTTP and UDP to enable adaptive scaling in DW Spectrum clients.
USB webcams and laptop cameras can be managed like IP cameras.
Control PTZ cameras using quick point and click or outline-to-zoom user interface controls.
The panel includes notifications, motion events, bookmarks, events, and objects at a glance.
View seconds, days and months from the same adaptive timeline quickly and instantly.
Export and share video as an executable file with a built-in interface for a unique interactive client experience.
Create rules to open any user-defined layout as an action for roles or specific users.
Export password-protected video for secure sharing of key captured events.
Set a minimum viewing grid size (initial number of viewing grid items) in the layout settings.
The desktop client can be launched using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Search recorded archives using an entire camera view or specific pixels. Search an entire year in less than a second.
Get notified when system devices (cameras, streams, IoT devices, storage) are offline or underperforming.
Search objects (people, license plates, faces, clothing, bags, etc) with integrated computer vision partner plugins.
Manage camera streaming and recording settings including changing quality, fps, motion detection and more.
Proxy from outside your local network to the camera’s web page to set up in-camera analytics, events and more.
New native support for MEGApix IVA and IVA+ IP cameras allow users to capture object metadata/events for automation in the rules engine.
Use input and outputs on cameras to trigger events and control connected 3rd party devices like Access / Alarm / Fire.
Take any period (e.g. 1 day) and create a compressed time-lapse of any duration (e.g. 30 seconds).
Force acknowledgment of key notifications and create bookmarks to document key events.
Integrate any 3rd party system or device using standard HTTP events and actions in the rules engine.
Evaluate video exported from the system to verify the authenticity and check integrity for the chain of custody.
Manage local HDDs and NAS devices. See real-time usage statistics and utilize available space intelligently.
View real-time server health metrics including CPU, network usage, HDD performance, and RAM usage.
Download available upgrade packages (client + server) and begin updates when ready with the click of a button.
Help prevent account hijacking due to stolen or misplaced credentials.
All Internet requests use OS SSL/TLS Certificate Validation to prevent MITM (man-in-the-middle) attacks.
DServers and clients use bearer token authentication by default.
Combine audio and video from different devices.
Enable additional functionality such as opening and closing cameras and playing and pausing the video.
Desktop clients can be updated separately from the server software.
Search for objects identified by analytics and stored in video archives by attributes.
Group resources (cameras, streams, encoders, web pages) to be used in roles and permissions.
Certain interface elements can be saved and restored upon launching the desktop client.
Hover over the timeline to preview the video in thumbnail format.
Local device or service web pages can be proxied via the Server application and viewed via a remote connection.
