It is a hybrid cloud solution that employs the software's real-time intelligent video analytics on the camera stream source side. The solution comprises a cloud server and a local application that can be installed on a phone, personal computer, or cloud camera. This technology helps significantly decrease the load on channels and cloud disk space. A primary challenge stems from the fact that most video surveillance software relies on the FFmpeg libraries. While FFmpeg is universal, it requires specific parameters and decoding streams, which vary depending on the IP camera model. Every camera manufacturer might need different parameters set, such as frames per second, resolution, and audio and video codecs. This makes the system inherently complicated.

Cloud storage: Recorded video can be stored on the cloud in addition to on your video recorder. There are a few distinct advantages to doing this, including having remote access to your videos and superior storage volume. Its important to ensure that uploading large video files is done in a manner that wont eat up all the available bandwidth and slow down your network. This can be done by either scheduling video uploads to the cloud or uploading them after peak business hours. In addition, be aware that many cloud services charge a subscription fee to use their offerings, especially to store video files in perpetuity. Make sure the company takes the appropriate cybersecurity measures to protect your data. On the plus side, storing videos in the cloud means that even if your hardware is damaged, stolen or tampered with, youll still have access to your video archives.

According to our customer survey, stability and high load capacity are the foremost concerns for users. Our company is committed to developing a stable IP camera system and video stream processing solution. This substantial effort is necessary to create a universal solution not tied to cameras from a specific manufacturer.

The world of video surveillance software has long struggled with complexity and stability issues. Current solutions often require intricate setup processes, resource-heavy third-party libraries, and compatibility challenges with various IP camera models.

The video surveillance software market has for a long time been plagued with challenges, which include intricate setups, the need for resource-intensive external libraries, and non-standard compliance by many IP camera manufacturers. Most existing systems are burdened with issues accumulated from years of open-source solutions development, reflecting on their compatibility and stability.