Polyvision

Polyvision is a software designed to organize video surveillance using IP cameras. This is the official software created for the purpose of regulating connected IP cameras, it is worth noting that it supports remote device configuration. In addition, there are versions for other desktop operating systems. This is the official solution from the manufacturer of the PC operating system "Windows". Also, do not overlook the fact that "Polyvision CMS" does not function with absolutely all modifications of video cameras. A complete list of compatibility you can find and study on the official website of the creator.

Functionality

The set of functions offered by this software is much wider than in other similar solutions. Moreover, the project makes it possible to transmit images from 64 cameras (channels) at the same time. In addition, there is support for a variety of protocols, ranging from "Hikvision" to "Dahua", moreover, supported including multi-purpose protocol "ONVIF", which, in turn, makes it possible to connect devices from third-party manufacturers. Video material recorded from the connected cameras can be saved to the hard disk or, if desired, to the cloud storage of your computer. This application takes into account a comfortable and practical archive manager, which, in turn, supports automatic cataloging functions and a variety of distribution formats. Using it, you can easily find the record you need and open it in the built-in player. In addition, the program makes it possible to remotely change the characteristics of video cameras. For example, adjust the rotation, change the lens scale selection, and so on. If we talk about the possible formats of processing on your PC, it should be noted that these include the choice of codec, camera resolution and saving the record on your PC.

Additional features

Of the other functions of the program, we should mention the ability to customize the response to the activation of a motion sensor or alarm. In addition, this program is able to carry out a detailed record of events, noting in it all incidents and cases without exception. By the way, the diary, which is now in question, can be kept separately from the video archive itself.

Also to the key features can be attributed the following:

• support for video cameras from Polyvision and other manufacturers (including previously specified protocols);
• work with sixty-four channels at the same time;
• customization of alarm modes and incident logging;
• remote regulation of IP-video cameras;
• simple setting of access rights for users.