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NVR Software - SeeTec Surveillance
The following applies to MPEG-4 / H.264 streaming:
1. Use Frame rate and Resolution to determine how many images per second
are displayed and the size of the images.
The I-Frame distance (s) value represents the distance in seconds between two
full screens. Only image changes are transferred between full screens.
2. In the Bandwidth control dialog, use the options Constant bit rate or
Variable bit rate to select whether a constant or a variable bit rate is
requested from the camera.
3. Define the maximum Bandwidth that is to be provided for the camera to
SeeTec server connection.
By default, the image stream is compressed to 4096 kbit/s.
Camera positions
Under Camera positions you can determine positions for cameras with control.
The cameras will later move to these positions by the push of a button.
Complete the following steps to configure a new preset position:
1. Move the camera to the desired position using the PTZ control panel, see
chapter Surveillance Mode (page 135).
2. Set the zoom factor.
3. Click on New.
The New camera position dialog will appear.
4. In this dialog, specify any given name for the preset position. The name may
not contain spaces and/or special characters.
5. Click on OK.
Image data export
The Image data export stores the image data with encryption. The image data
can be viewed with the SeeTec OfflineViewer on a PC without SeeTec Installation.
The installation files for the SeeTec OfflineViewer are located in <SeeTec
installation directory>\tools\OfflineViewer. During export, the SeeTec
OfflineViewer installation file and a CD/DVD burning program (Totally Free Burner)
are also copied to the export directory.
Alternatively, you can incorporate exported image data in an existing SeeTec
Installation by creating a directory (Hardware, Manufacturer: SeeTec, Type
Archive). See chapter Configuring the SeeTec archive (page 94).
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