Concurrent streaming and recording in high resolution
ProductOctober 13, 2013
The DSx 300 codec from RGB Spectrum in Alameda, CA can record, stream, and replay signals at as much as 1920 x 1200 and 1600 x 1200 in resolution. It can record signal streams to locally connected USB storage devices and also to external network storage devices such as RAIDs.
The DSx 300 codec from RGB Spectrum in Alameda, CA can record, stream, and replay signals at as much as 1920 x 1200 and 1600 x 1200 in resolution. It can record signal streams to locally connected USB storage devices and also to external network storage devices such as RAIDs. The DSx 300 supports concurrent streaming and recording. IP streams may be decoded with Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) PC software or, when lower latency is necessary, with DSx codecs. When decoding, the unit can display one graphics/HD image or as many as four SD images.
DSx codecs can be interconnected to support multi-channel recording, streaming, and replay. For integration, the codec provides Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) as well as external power. Features include on-screen display, event marking, external time code synchronization, random access, variable speed playback, confidence monitoring, and a recording failsafe feature that automatically protects recordings during catastrophic system failures. An embedded web-based graphical user interface makes operating the device easy. The device is packaged in a fanless, rugged enclosure. A single/dual unit 1RU tray is available for rack mounting. The DSx 300M is also available without USB ports for added security.
