Some of the new improvements made to 3.3 have been to the import and the import wizard. We already talked about the video preview in the wizard, so now we'll talk about the other additions. Auto time different Working out the actual start time for a video can be a pain. Now if you have [...]
The new wizard preview allows you to see a preview of the video before you start importing it. This works for videos that Kinesense can import directly. When going through the wizard as normal you'll now get to the Preview page. In this page will get a preview of the video, if the video imports [...]
Another week, another blog about the latest features in 3.2 We've previously covered doorway analysis and this week it's the turn of face recognition. This is a new analysis algorithm that, along with 3rd party face recognition servers, can find faces as you're importing a video. Since this is a quite a large new feature [...]
A few weeks ago we gave you a sneak peak of some of the new features in version 3.2. To celebrate the upcoming new release we're going to go more in depth into each of those features, starting with doorway analysis. 'Doorway analysis' is a new video analytics algorithm to deal with tricky doorway surveillance [...]
Taking a break from our epic journey through clarification this week to take a look at the importation of Milestone videos. Milestone is a VMS solution that can be accessed directly from Kinesense using our Milestone plug-in. VMS, or video management systems, collect videos from cameras or other sources, stores that video and provides an interface [...]
Getting back to our regular tips this week, we're taking a look at Vemotion imports. Vemotion is a brand of video recorder. Kinesense has a special option in the Video Import Wizard to allow easy import of multiple channels of video from the Vemotion. Vemotion recorders save video in folders representing 1 hour of video. The [...]
Ovation Afterburner 2 recorders save video to a caddy, or removable hard disk, which can be slotted into a Kinesense PC and imported directly. However the older Afterburner 1 recorders write video to DVDs, and to import these quickly into Kinesense its handy to have a PC tower with 8 DVD drives. If you happen [...]
Every now and then you might need to use a 3rd part codec to import video into Kinesense. A codec is a piece of software you install on your PC that allows you to view a particular video format using a video player on your machine. So when you install a codec on your machine [...]
Importing Ovation Afterburner video, one of the many formats we've integrated, is a bit different than the other imports you'll do in Kinesense. In the video import wizard go to the Covert tab where you'll find the Ovation Afterburner option. Afterburner can be stored on DVDs or on a removable hard drive, the import for [...]
Last week we talk about one of the ways Kinesense helps you track your video and prove it's not being tampered with though disclosure logs. This week we'll be looking at another aspect of that, file security. Import When you go to import your video, Kinesense calculates the hash of your video. This is then used, [...]
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