The Ocularis/Inex-Tech Automatic License Plate Recognition integration provides alerts for blacklisted vehicles, recognition of vehicle moving patterns, license plate search options, and forensic analysis data.
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Ocularis 5.6 adds various features to Ocularis Client including batch operations in the device finder, automatic creation of new camera streams for newly-configured cameras and many others.
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Learn how to set Ocularis Client to maximize a window when a pre-configured event occurs.
00:50
Use on-the-fly Views when you need to mix and match cameras from separate Views or when you need a temporary subset of the cameras in the existing View.
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Private Views are Views that can be accessed only by a single operator within a user group. They can be created by the operator from within Ocularis Client, or by the group or system administrator.
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With this Ocularis/C2P integration, instantly monitor the movement of persons or automobiles of interest. This tracker functionality displays pop-up alerts with time synchronization, shows building layouts, and provides associated camera views.
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With the Ocularis/C2P ShotSpotter integration, instantaneously receive the date, time and location of gun shots fired, along with corresponding live video streams.
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With this Ocularis/C2P integration for License Plate Recognition (LPR), users can track vehicles as they move between cameras with push-video alerts.
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This video presents the integration between Agent Vi's Video Content Analytics System and Qognify's Ocularis VMS. Topics covered include: configuration of the Agent Vi savVi administration interface, the savVi-to-Ocularis proxy and Ocularis Admin, and a demonstration of how Agent Vi alerts are displayed and handled in Ocularis Client.
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Now it's possible to play only segments of alert-based recorded video in Ocularis Client, while skipping over periods of continually-recorded video or periods where no video was recorded.
1:08
This new feature informs Ocularis Client operators when a change has been made in a relevant Recorder or Base. The feature can also be configured to auto-restart the Client upon such changes.
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Now you can create Bookmarks in Ocularis Web, the same way as in Ocularis Client.
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Smart Camera Drivers are the next evolution in camera drivers, which enable the communication between cameras and recording servers. They offer significant advantages over standard, static camera drivers, and they provide full support for all advanced camera features.
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Ocularis Web brings the experience of Ocularis video surveillance to standard web browsers. It allows users to perform live monitoring and video playback from outside the Local Area Network.
7:08
Ocularis 5 Mobile, Qognify’s new video client for mobile devices, brings the experience of desktop video surveillance to mobile video clients over limited bandwidth networks such as 3G, 4G and broadband.
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Ocularis v5.2 enables streamlined configuration of On-Motion Recording, for quicker access to recorded incidents without the need to browse through stretches of irrelevant video.
6:58
The Recorder Migration Tool, introduced in Ocularis v5.2, allows quick import of Ocularis legacy recorder configuration for easy migration to new Ocularis Recorders.
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The Keyword Quick View Tool, introduced in Ocularis 5.2, enables immediate monitoring of a set of cameras for quick situational assessment, simply by typing a keyword assigned to a group of cameras that share the same characteristic.
The Camera Replacement Tool, introduced in Ocularis v5.2, helps users migrate their Ocularis system from legacy to new Ocularis Recorders by easily replacing (mapping) cameras in Ocularis Maps and Views using drag-and-drop.
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Part one of this three-video series covers the process of licensing Ocularis version 5 recorders.
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Part two of this three-video series covers the simple process of updating your recorder license.
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Part three of this three-video series covers updating an existing installation, adding camera licenses, and expanding your system by requesting a new license code from our website.
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In this video we’ll review the process of installing a recorder in Ocularis 5.0, and the pre-installation checklist.
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In this video we review the standard setup type for all three Ocularis v5 recorders, as well as explain the method of setting video recording locations ("zones").
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The Custom option for Ocularis v5 recorders allows you to install only select components, including components that are not installed using the other three installation types.
2:21
Ocularis 5 offers a simplified product line, added operational features, installed security improvements, and streamlined setup and configuration.
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Ensures that you never lose sight by switching to a failover camera in as little as two seconds if the connection to the primary camera is compromised.
5:41
Allows the administrator to know what data was accessed, exported or removed, when and by whom.
7:18
Combine different camera license types under the same system for optimal flexibility and cost savings.
2:59
Increase the availability of information, actions and handling methods upon receiving an alert.
7:03
Ocularis Client provides multiple tools for accessing and investigating video of an incident, including Kinetic Timeline.
1:39
Qognify's Ocularis provides a comprehensive tool-set that enables your organization's entire security team to collaborate...
Instantly investigate during live monitoring and change cameras, copy camera images and send a peer-to-peer video alert, all while keeping an eye on the entire camera array.
1:38
Ocularis provides the capabilities to manage and control local unified video client for all versions of Ocularis.
01:03
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