HVR - Hybrid Video Recorder
Overview
Snappy’s E-Series HVR is a powerful and affordable video management solution
designed for easy installation and operation. The Snappy E-Series HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) comes ready for fast and seamless integration within your
existing IT infrastructure and offers quick search, setup, and backup features.
The E-Series HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) offers unparalleled stability, security
and ease of use in a 2U chassis. With quick setup options and a no-hassle instant
backup feature on the front panel, the E-Series HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder)
offers you a reliable.
Easy to operate and administersecurity solution. Remote management of the E-Series
has never been simpler. Using the RADIUS remote software, multiple remote users
can view,search and backup data for off-site video storage as well as configure
the HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) and perform remote software updates. Built
with the quality and expertise users have come to expect from Snappy, the
E-Series is up to the task for your next surveillance installation.
This security HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) contains a built-in webserver.
If it is connected to the internet you can use a PC equipped with MS Internet Explorer
(v7.0 or higher) to review your cameras. All you need is the IP address of the HVR(Hybrid Video Recorder) (which you assign during setup) and your password, which
you create. Login to your HVR from any remote location, enter our password, and
review files or watch live video from any camera. If the PC is equipped with our
management software (bundled with the HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder)) you can
access the menu and make changes just as if you were standing in front of the HVR(Hybrid Video Recorder).
HVRs have seen fast growth, shifting to products that offer digitization, networking
and intelligence. That said, today's HVRs are still pretty basic, and they are struggling
to catch up as more network and intelligent applications appear. Regardless, HVRs
will remain mainstream video surveillance products.
In order to meet the more and more challenging requirement from the market, Hikvision developed the next-generation HVR(Hybrid Video Recorder) – Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) based on a completely new structure. It is more powerful and delivers better performance, while catering to new demands. This is not a revised design based on an older model. This is real innovation.
The new series HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) features a new ARM 9 RISC processor along with TI new-generation DSP DM647 and 648 DSPs. The new processor has higher capability that enables greater flexibility. In addition 648 DSPs have more powerful multimedia processing; a single DSP chip independently allows 8 to 10 channels of 656 video input — capable of multichannel video input encoding and intelligent video analysis. While the security market stepped from analog to digital, and now into HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also have to move into this direction accordingly. Given this into consideration, the Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also features more powerful networking that supports Internet protocols, PNP and remote IP address configuration. The next-generation HVR also offers two-kilomega Ethernet ports, which are capable of high-speed video transmission and download.
The new HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) has a newly designed in-display, which encompasses advantages of PC-based HVRs. It offers high-resolution image ports, enabling 1,280X1,024 pixels or 1,024X768 pixels on VGA display. This function not only restores true-picture images but also decodes network camera image in high resolution. Moreover, the high-definition video is not only in real-time display, but also in playback. Snappy new product has an aesthetic, practical control panel that combines the channel indicator display keypad and for alarm view. It supports mouse and shuttle switch, and features a new OSD design with a Windows operating system. All functions can be easily operated by one single mouse or shuttle switch. It also supports clear guidance for configuration. Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also has higher security performance, such as power consumption and RAID, to prevent hard-disk malfunction.
Besides supporting standard algorithms for video and audio encoding and decoding, a Linux operating system is embedded. This enables Hikvision engineers to not only master operating details, but also customize and install software. Inner modularization is an added plus
Snappy provides a simple and cost-effective migration strategy to added licensing fees with network cameras and no compromise with analog recording channels and performance. The ability to support megapixel cameras gives customers new flexibility in their migration path in a cost effective solution.
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In order to meet the more and more challenging requirement from the market, Hikvision developed the next-generation HVR(Hybrid Video Recorder) – Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) based on a completely new structure. It is more powerful and delivers better performance, while catering to new demands. This is not a revised design based on an older model. This is real innovation.
The new series HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) features a new ARM 9 RISC processor along with TI new-generation DSP DM647 and 648 DSPs. The new processor has higher capability that enables greater flexibility. In addition 648 DSPs have more powerful multimedia processing; a single DSP chip independently allows 8 to 10 channels of 656 video input — capable of multichannel video input encoding and intelligent video analysis. While the security market stepped from analog to digital, and now into HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also have to move into this direction accordingly. Given this into consideration, the Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also features more powerful networking that supports Internet protocols, PNP and remote IP address configuration. The next-generation HVR also offers two-kilomega Ethernet ports, which are capable of high-speed video transmission and download.
The new HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) has a newly designed in-display, which encompasses advantages of PC-based HVRs. It offers high-resolution image ports, enabling 1,280X1,024 pixels or 1,024X768 pixels on VGA display. This function not only restores true-picture images but also decodes network camera image in high resolution. Moreover, the high-definition video is not only in real-time display, but also in playback. Snappy new product has an aesthetic, practical control panel that combines the channel indicator display keypad and for alarm view. It supports mouse and shuttle switch, and features a new OSD design with a Windows operating system. All functions can be easily operated by one single mouse or shuttle switch. It also supports clear guidance for configuration. Intelligent Hybrid HVR (Hybrid Video Recorder) also has higher security performance, such as power consumption and RAID, to prevent hard-disk malfunction.
Besides supporting standard algorithms for video and audio encoding and decoding, a Linux operating system is embedded. This enables Hikvision engineers to not only master operating details, but also customize and install software. Inner modularization is an added plus
Snappy provides a simple and cost-effective migration strategy to added licensing fees with network cameras and no compromise with analog recording channels and performance. The ability to support megapixel cameras gives customers new flexibility in their migration path in a cost effective solution.
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