American Dynamics

Architect & Engineer Specification	AMERICAN DYNAMICS
	AMERICAN DYNAMICS
	VIDEOEDGETM NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER

60.The Network Video Recorder software shall support up to 8 storage sections to group camera and storage for custom configurations and parallel recording across multiple storage targets.

61.The Network Video Recorder software shall support allocation of storage for recorded video for each storage section. This designated storage shall utilize first-in-first-out (FIFO) algorithm to maintain circular/continuous recording mode.

62.The Network Video Recorder software shall support allocation of storage for alarm archives for each storage section. Users shall have the option to copy the alert-based recorded video onto this designated storage which uses a linear recording mode.

63.The Network Video Recorder software shall support allocation of storage for ISO Images for each storage section. When executed by the user, the Network Video Recorder shall automatically generate an ISO Image of the corresponding video files and generate a unique MD5 checksum hash mark for a solid chain-of-custody. The image and checksum shall be saved onto this designated storage which uses a linear recording mode. The client shall download and record the ISO image directly to a blank CD or DVD using any third party software and drive. The player software shall provide standard DVR-like controls to playback the video off of the recorded disc or exported video stored on hard drive. Any third party software using the standard MD5 algorithm shall be used to validate the integrity of the original downloaded ISO image(s) to confirm that no tampering has occurred. This shall provide a solid end-to-end chain-of-custody for the video prior to recording the image directly to disc.

64.The Network Video Recorder software shall support ability to export video directly from the server to an unused and available large capacity hard drive. After the export has been completed, the hard drive storage shall then be properly disconnected from the Network Video Recorder and used on another server running in playback mode to retrieve the exported video.

65.The Network Video Recorder shall be designed to provide multiple levels of access and management.

66.The Network Video Recorder software shall support remote administration and configuration via a standard web browser (THIN CLIENT). Firmware updates (REFLASH) to the Network Video Recorder firmware shall be supported from any fast and reliable connection, whether it is executed over the LAN, WAN or internet.

a.Internet Explorer – (Windows Clients)

b.Firefox – (Windows and UNIX Clients)

c.Safari – (Macintosh Clients)

Note: With appropriate device drivers and login permissions, users can also view live or recorded video from the THIN CLIENT. The latest list of

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VideoEdge® Network Video Recorder

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