The input units support terrestrial digital (DTV), BS, and QAM signals, and they transmit the broadcast signals they receive to the storage and distribution server. At the same time, the received broadcast data is recorded, converted, and uploaded to the server.
Users can access the storage and distribution server to view and monitor the broadcast signals input into each unit in real-time, and they can also play back the uploaded broadcast data. The units support automatic patrol, allowing monitoring of multiple channels in rotation.
As the name suggests, the system enables viewing of both live broadcasts and archived broadcast data (library).
Features
- View low-latency live video via WebRTC.
- The received broadcast data is converted and saved in MP4 format. Compressed and saved at a low bitrate, reducing storage capacity requirements.
- Simple RF and TS monitoring is also supported.
- Remote control of received channels is possible, with an automatic patrol function for monitoring all channels.
- The system can be operated simply by accessing it from a browser.
No add-ons, plugins, or dedicated software installations are required. - The system can be used with a single or multiple reception units.
System Overview Diagram
Functions
- On-premises monitoring
- PC and mobile device viewing (HLS/WebRTC)
- Video zoom and audio selection features
- Layout creation and saving in grid and JSON formats
- Layout import/export
- Event log feature
- Dashboard creation feature
- Slack/email notifications for errors
- Error masking settings
- Video overlay display
- Video border display
- And more…
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