Network Video Recorder(RZ/G2N)

Description

NVR (Network Video Recorder) Is A Video Recording System Over Network, Commonly Used For Surveillance And Security Purposes. This Device Streams Security Video Footage From IP Cameras And Records The Footage In Digital Format On To A SATA Hard Drive.

NVRs Uses Wired Or Wireless Network To Connect To IP Cameras. Streams Are Transferred Using TCP or UDP Protocol

Features

Renesas RZ/G2N Two 1.5-GHz ARM® Cortex®-A57 MP Core™ Cores
Runs Linux Kernel 4.19 With Yocto Root File System (RFS)
Streams Video From IP Cameras Over Wired Network That Can Be Configured Upto 16 Channels
Uses Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) Based On Client Server Architecture
Uses H.264 Decoder And Wayland Sink
Simultaneously Stores Streamed Data Onto Hardisk Through SATA Interface
Selectively Playback Stored Streams
Uses Open Source Gstreamer Plugins Pipeline To Parse And Decode The RTSP Packets
Capable Of Rendering Videos From 16 Tiles Onto Single Window That Can Be Monitored Over HDMI Interface.
Can Be Used For Basic Analytics Using Open CV Alogrithms
Supports QT for GUI Application Developement
Supports Scaling