Vemotion VB-3X File Export Support Guide

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1 Vemotion VB-3X File Export Support Guide

2 Table of Contents Change History... 2 Foreward... 3 How does Vemotion work?... 3 Vemotion Software... 3 Vemotion Video Server (VVS)... 3 Vemotion Encoder (VE)... 4 Local User Interface (LUI) VB3X Viewer... 4 Vemotion Streaming Server (VSS)... 4 Vemotion V264 Player and Vemotion Viewer... 4 Vemotion Android Encoder (VB-10)... 4 Vemotion Proxy... 5 VB-3x Export Overview... 5 Installing the VB-3x File Exporter... 6 Allocating folder for download and storage of Recorded Footage... 6 Add a Device... 6 Name... 7 Host... 7 Port... 7 Download from a Device... 7 Download individual files from a certain day... 7 Download specific camera using Filter... 8 Automatic download of files... 9 Add Task... 9 CHANGE HISTORY Version Date Change Summary Author V Initial Draft TPL V Update computer TPL name V2.1 20/2/18 Camera selection TPL

3 FOREWARD Vemotion specialise in the acquisition of analogue and IP video streams, compressing via H264 and transmission of high quality video over low bandwidth and unreliable networks, as well a cost effective delivery over high bandwidth providers. These networks include, but are not limited to Cellular, Satellite and broadband bearers. Vemotion gives the ability to switch dynamically between low and high bandwidth video streams, adjusting the video quality to suit. HD 1080p streams are catered for and ONVIF compatibility allows integration into Video Management Software (VMS) platforms. Viewing the transmitted stream can be done via a multitude of platforms, from mobile phones to command and control rooms. This handbook provides a reference for users of the Vemotion applications. It aims to help you install and set up the Vemotion software. The system is flexible and may be tailored to meet specific business requirements. For further details or if you need any extra support please contact Vemotion. HOW DOES VEMOTION WORK? Vemotion specialise in innovative video compression enabling multiple live video channels to be transmitted to a server and then multi cast to a platform of your choice. You can allocate available bandwidth between channels, increasing picture resolution to view a scene of particular interest. VEMOTION SOFTWARE There are many software applications that work in conjunction with one another allowing video streams to be taken from any source and transmitted to the viewing client. Vemotion Video Server (VVS)

4 The VVS allows you to program how many cameras you wish the Encoder to have access to by adding a channel per camera. The VVS also allows you to record the camera of your choice at the specific resolution, bit rate & frame rate desired. It also permits you to add either analogue or IP Cameras. It then sends the streams to the Vemotion Encoder software to begin processing. Vemotion Encoder (VE) The Vemotion Encoder transcodes live video captured from the camera into highly-compressed data finding a perfect balance between quality and compression. Local User Interface (LUI) VB3X Viewer The VB3X viewer will allow you to connect directly to the Vemotion Video Server to enable a live stream from the camera to be viewed on the Hardware Encoder itself acting as a PC or to enable the video feed to be viewed on an HD screen. Vemotion Streaming Server (VSS) The Vemotion Stream Server is used to consolidate and distribute the Vemotion video streams. Vemotion V264 Player and Vemotion Viewer This is the software that displays the live video on the viewing device of your choice, be it CCTV control rooms, PC, laptop or Android & ios phones or tablet. The software not only displays the live video, it also enables various control options. Vemotion Android Encoder (VB-10)

5 This Vemotion Android Encoder will allow your phone to become the Encoder and stream video to the Streaming Server. Vemotion Proxy This software allows connection to a network video stream from the Vemotion Streaming Server from ONVIF/RTSP and web clients. These clients can be viewing management software, to recording devices and the video stream is in an open format compared to the stream that is viewed within the Vemotion Viewers and Players. Vemotion VB-3x File Export Support Guide VB-3X EXPORT OVERVIEW The Vemotion VB-3x File Exporter is an app that allows the user to manually download specific or sequential recorded files from the VB-3x range of encoders.

6 INSTALLING THE VB-3X FILE EXPORTER Download the File Exporter, save and extract the files and install file to the device, the files can be found at; If you do not have access to the Vemotion Support and Maintenance site, please contact Vemotion directly. ALLOCATING FOLDER FOR DOWNLOAD AND STORAGE OF RECORDED FOOTAGE When first opening VB-3X File export you will automatically be asked where you wish to store all the video downloads, browse to a folder by clicking the button with 3 dots, choose folder and click ok. If at any time point you wish to change the folder go to Tools and options to change this. ADD A DEVICE The home page of the VB-3X File export has various options but on start up the only tab available will be Add Device; Click add a device

7 Name - the user friendly description of the device ie Renault surveillance car Host Will be the VBOX you wish to download from, so use the VBOX computer name or its IP address if fixed i.e VBOX326 (no hyphen) Port leave as default Press ok This will take you back to the home screen with the item added. DOWNLOAD FROM A DEVICE Highlight the device you wish to download from. Download individual files from a certain day To download files from a specific day you must be connected to the VBOX over LAN or Wi-Fi. Press the download button. This will take you to the File export page specific to the VBOX device. Click get File List and then select the date you wish to download from.

8 This will then search for all the recorded files for that date and lay out a list of date and times. Get file list click date and time and this give and then can select certain files for download or select all files for download. If you wish to get certain files in a group highlight the first file press shift and highlight the last file. This will highlight a continuous timeline. Then press Get File(s). Download specific camera using Filter You may be recording multiple cameras and wish to download just a specific one. Use the Filter key to choose which camera you wish to download, apply filter. If you wish to download and stitch the file together press download and stitch. This will download each individual file but it will also create one big file that will continuously play the whole footage.

9 Automatic download of files For the VBOX to automatically download files from a specific date and time. Add Task This opens a new box which will allow you to pick a specific date and enter the time you wish to download from and to. You are unable to do multiple days at this time. This will mean that next time the VBOX appears on the LAN or Wi-Fi network that you have set up to connect to, it will automatically download the given footage. Download all data is in development. The VBOX must be programmed to automatically connect to an access point before this task can be complete. Linking with the Wi-Fi or LAN automatically can be set up in the Network connections of your VBOX and you will have to connect to the system via drive mapping first. The user name has to include the computername vbox129\vemotion and password vemotion. If you can t connect you might need the IP address, which can be found from the DHCP client list within their routers web pages. Or if in the case of Wi-Fi click always connect to a certain Access point when in range as you do with a standard laptop when at your home. If any more info is required please contact Vemotion +44 (0) or info@vemotion.com ~ End of Document ~