AG Neovo CCTV Monitors
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AG Neovo is proud to introduce the HX-24, a Full HD 1920 x 1080, LED-backlit display that is crafted for HD CCTV, video conferencing, broadcasting, post-production, and machine vision among other undertakings. Drawing on a long array of high-end predecessors, the new display comes with an SDI loop-through capability that ensures its delivery of HD images faithful to original signals, with less than one frame of latency. Featuring SDI technology, the HX-24 delivers high-quality image performance in spite of long-distance transmission Thanks to its newly developed 3G SDI capability, the performance-focused HX-24 supports 3Gb/s, 1.5Gb/s HD, and SD SDI video input. The SDI loop-through function enables the display to pass images on to the next screen faithfully. Its SDI board can recognise the format of the incoming signal automatically and display it accordingly. Besides accommodating up to 8 channels of 48kHz audio, it receives megapixel images directly from HD-SDI devices—over up to 100 meters of certified 75Ω coaxial cable (RG59 or equivalent)—without signal interruption or video delay. An enhanced version of AG Neovo professional high-end RX-Series The HX-24 comes with AG Neovo’s Advanced Image Platform™ (AIP) technology that reproduces contrast, colours and details with exceptional faithfulness. The precision in discerning nuance makes it a tool of choice for presenting high-definition images in long-distance surveillance. For this mission-critical 24/7 apparatus, durability stands out as an ultimate priority on a par with performance. As is only appropriate for its hard-wrought metal casing, meticulously selected components are incorporated into this display built specifically for nonstop operations. Coupled with the solid protection of NeoV™ Optical Glass and Anti-Burn-in™ technologies, the HX-24 is accorded a life span longer than most counterparts. HD-SDI integration is increasingly a favoured standard feature for the security industry as it migrates toward HD CCTV. With a built-in SDI in/out interface, the HX-24 is rightfully the right choice for a full spectrum of professional applications and public places—from banks to hotels and casinos—where latency and clarity are both essential.
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AG Neovo’s super-slim bezel PN-46 for video walls With a bezel-to-bezel width, or rather narrowness, of only 5.4 mm, AG Neovo’s PN-46 LED-backlit display helps video walls blend immaculately into their designated environments. But performance matters as much as size. Designed to accommodate a maximum of viewing angles, the display features a 10-bit MVA panel that draws on a 1.07 billion-colour palette to ensure true-to-life fidelity. 700 High brightness for semi-outdoor settings Coming with 700 nits high brightness, this Full HD 1920 x 1080 display readily caters to its intended place. That it can produce clear images even against unusually high ambient lighting accords the display an exceptional competence in serving its purpose in semi-outdoor environments. Built on rugged metal housing, the PN-46 features Anti-Burn-in™ and HeatControl Sensor technologies that are crucial to its reliable performance in 24/7 surroundings. Moreover, AG Neovo’s Advanced Image Platform (AIP) enables the display to render cutting-edge image processing. While its Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) capabilities offer flexible viewer options, the Built-in Image Enhancer’s versatile strengths—3D Comb Filter, 3D Deinterlace and Noise Reduction—bring exceptional image clarity. Designed to build a seamless video wall To facilitate video wall installation, there is a built-in programmable scheduler that allows the display to be automatically activated for playing selected AV materials and turned off at any preset time. While its ultra-slim bezel makes possible most stunning multi-screen images, the display’s tiling function easily allows a video wall matrix of up to 5 x 5 configurations. This is supplemented by frame compensation that automatically adjusts images according to bezel width to achieve seamless presentation. Installation is made even easier thanks to the PN-46’s multiple connectivity modes: VGA, DVI, HDMI, BNC, YPbPr, S-Video. On top of an OPS slot designed for media player integration, the possibility of either landscape or portrait orientation gives user extra freedom in fitting whatever setting is assigned—control rooms, shopping malls or public transport stations. Last but not least, RS-232 and RJ45 remote control gives users the ease of operating all displays directly on their PCs. Ultra-slim bezel displays are increasingly the preferred choice in mounting video walls. Outstanding in both function and form, the PN-46 makes a new paradigm of seamless integration. Look no further for the building block in building your video wall.
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AG Neovo, a premium brand name of professional displays, is proud to introduce the TX-22, a multi-touch, bezel-free display built on state-of-the-art projected capacitive technology to serve public and interactive environments and endure whatever tests they may have to offer. Incorporating the latest touch technology – projected capacitive touch technology Setting a new standard for touch solutions, projected capacitive (P-cap) technology is highly praised for many of its outstanding features. Exceeding most touch technologies, it increases optical clarity and enhances touch precision. Its glass construction provides not only scratch resistance and extra ruggedness but also the possibility of flush-mounting the screen, making it the ideal choice for premium touch monitors. Incorporating the most advanced touch technology, the TX-22 comes with a true flat surface with a glass overlay, offering an invitingly modern appeal that fits virtually every environment. The glass overlay protects the screen from scratches and ensures product durability. With the front panel of the display rated IP-54, the TX-22 is effectively protected against the ingress of dust and splashing liquid, a common risk in such demanding public places as hospital, museums, libraries and school labs. Built to endure in public and interactive environments Set apart from other touch monitors, the TX-22 is suitable even in semi-outdoor settings as the display’s touch sensitivity and accuracy is not affected by sunlight or spotlight. Above all, with Windows 7 and 8 compatibility, the TX-22 delivers an incredibly smooth and precise dual touch experience. Even on the drawing board, AG Neovo keeps in mind user comfort in human-machine interaction—an element all the important in touch displays. The TX-22’s tilting, for instance, is ergonomically adjustable between –5 and 90 degrees. With a highly flexible tilt range, the space-saving display is easy to install and readily fits whatever environment it is intended for. More add-on features guarantee sustainability and strength Coming with LED backlighting, the TX-22 offers more than just full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. Thanks to its IPS panel, the display delivers consistent and accurate colour that is discernible from all viewing angles. The TX-22 is built to persist as well as perform. Besides meticulous assembly of rigorously selected components, its durable metal housing and rugged base design guarantee sustainability as well as strength. Smartphones and tablets have ushered in a brand new world of touch. The keyboard and mouse are increasingly sidelined as people can now touch-control their displays with ease and precision. “Crafted with P-cap technology, the TX-22 is a multi-touch display that not only looks great wherever it is to be assigned but also does a great touch job with sensitivity and precision,” said Kyd Wang, Senior Manager of AG Neovo’s Product Management and Marketing Department. A paradigm of the new P-cap generation, the TX-22 promises to prove a great choice for those who are now considering investing in touch displays meant for public and interactive applications, from retail and hospitality to education and exhibition.
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AG Neovo RX-Series: The Best Choice for Security Professionals The new RX family comes with AG Neovo's Advanced Image Platform™(AIP) technology that reproduces contrast, colours and details with an exceptional faithfulness. Their precision makes them the tool of choice for presenting high-definition images in long-distance surveillance. Likewise, they make a powerful instrument for applications that may call for capturing on screen the slightest image variations of a moving target or potential threat: professional intelligent analytics systems, HD video surveillance solutions, quake guard systems, and radar video surveillance systems, etc. More Enhanced Features; Better Performance Ambient light is not always favorable for displays. But such occasions are where the RX-24 and RX-22 precisely prove themselves a worthy investment. Their extraordinary capacity for bringing out subtle gradations within gray scales is a handy feature in infrared laser illuminators or thermal imaging cameras, especially when they are used in homeland security and traffic surveillance, at night or in fog. The new RX-Series is crafted for nonstop service. Beginning with component selection, meticulous care is taken to ensure that the RX-24 and RX-22 satisfy the rigorous requirements of every imaginable 24/7 application. With NeoV™ Optical Glass welded seamlessly onto metal casing, these sturdy displays are equipped with AG Neovo's Anti-Burn-in™ technology that has proven to be an effective antidote against image sticking. Energy efficiency is understandably a must for 24/7 displays. Besides an EcoSmart Sensor that detects ambient luminance and adjusts the backlight automatically, the RX-24 and RX-22 run on less than 0.5W at stand-by mode. Their LED-backlit panel can thus expect to enjoy a substantially longer life span.
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AG Neovo is happy to expand its TX-Series family of multi-touch displays. The bezel-free TX-15, TX-17 and TX-19 are crafted on state-of-the-art projected capacitive (P-cap) technology specifically for public and interactive environments. Incorporating the latest touch technology – Projected capacitive touch technology Joining the TX-22 that made its debut last year, the new 10-point touch displays take full advantage of P-cap technology in delivering a more satisfying user experience characterized by immensely enhanced optical clarity and touch precision. These LED-backlit, 5-by-4 (or 4-by-3) displays also feature edge-to-edge glass free from bezel restraints, making them a premium choice for flush-mounted touch screens. Built to endure in public and interactive environments The TX-15, TX-17 and TX-19 promise a longer life span on the back of glass construction that provides scratch resistance and extra strength. Durability and stability is further guaranteed by their metal housing and rugged base. Forming a class of their own, the new TX-Series displays are suitable even for semi-outdoor settings as their touch sensitivity and accuracy is not affected by sunlight or spotlight. Front-sided IP65 protection With the front panels of the displays rated IP65, the three additions to the TX-Series product line are effectively protected against the ingress of dust and splashing liquid, a common threat to displays in hospitals, museums, libraries and labs among other interactive settings constantly exposed to public uses. Moreover, tilting flexibility—the displays permit ergonomic adjustment between –5 and 90 degrees—ensures user comfort and suits them for whatever applications are intended. “These days touch displays have increasingly found their way to an ever-expanding array of interactive settings, from retail and hospitality to education and exhibition,” says Debbie Deng, AG Neovo Product Manager. “The introduction of the TX-15, TX-17 and TX-19 completes an AG Neovo family of multi-touch displays that are fitted with different sizes of screens and cater to all sorts of interactive applications and public settings.”
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AG Neovo is proud to introduce the PN-55H and PN-46D—55” and 46” super narrow bezel displays that are crafted specifically to create video walls in digital signage and industrial settings. A virtually nonexistent bezel-to-bezel width, or rather narrowness (5.3 mm for PN-55H and 5.4 mm for PN-46D), enables the two LED-backlit displays to deliver seamlessly integrated images on video walls. Coming with 800 nits high brightness, the PN-55H can produce clear images even against unusually high ambient lighting in indoor or semi-outdoor environments, including shopping malls, public transportation stations and control rooms. For its part, the PN-46D’s 450 nits standard brightness suffices to accord it an exceptional competence in serving general indoor purposes. Strong capacity for video wall setup The two displays’ capacity for tiling brings ease in setting up video walls (of up to 10 x 10 configurations). This is supplemented by frame compensation that automatically adjusts onscreen images to achieve seamless delivery. Video wall installation becomes easy and quick also thanks to their versatile connectivity as well as VGA, DVI and CVBS loop-through capability. Both the PN-55H and PN-46D come with a built-in programmable scheduler that enables them to be automatically activated for playing selected AV materials and turned off at any preset time. Meanwhile, RS-232, RJ45 and IR pass-through remote control gives users the ease of controlling multiple displays in a video wall matrix. Industrial grade and premium features perfect for professional public places Crafted for 24/7 operations, the two displays are built with 10-bit premium-grade IPS (PN-55H) and MVA (PN-46D) panels as well as other rigorously selected components. Further bolstering their nonstop operability are AG Neovo’s Anti-Burn-in™ and HeatControl Sensor technologies—one to prevent ghosting and the other to protect the displays from overheating. Moreover, AG Neovo’s Advanced Image Platform™ (AIP) enables the two displays to render cutting-edge image processing and offer flexible viewer options. “Be it at the airport or a shopping mall, people expect to see clear and seamlessly integrated images on video walls,” says Tim Lin, AG Neovo Product Manager. “AG Neovo has come up with the super narrow bezel PN-55H and PN-46D precisely for this purpose—as building blocks for building video walls.”
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AG Neovo, a leading supplier of security and surveillance displays, has launched DF-55, an appealing dual-sided display with slim profile and the QF-28 4K UHD display, forwarding the security industry into a whole new standard of picture performance. HD-SDI integration is increasingly a favoured standard feature for the security industry amid its migration toward HD CCTV. The HX-32 and HX-24 come with a built-in SDI in/out interface readily answers the demand of a full spectrum of professional applications. AG Neovo's range of multi-touch TX and TM-Series has smooth and precise touch response for security system designers aiming for intuitive surveillance.
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TFT LCD, 32 inch, Colour, 1920 x 1080 TVL resoluiton, PAL / NTSC / SECAM, Durable metal, Built-in Speaker, Wall, 788 x 541 x 170, VGA, DVI, CVBS, S-Video, 10 ~ 85, 18.3, 0 ~ 40, VGA, DVI, dual BNC, S-Video, 120 W, 50 ~ 85
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TFT LCD, 42 inch, Colour, 630 (NTSC), 650 (PAL) TVL resoluiton, PAL / NTSC, Touchscreen, Durable metal, Built-in Speaker, Wall, 1011x667x190, VGA, DVI, CVBS, S-Video, 10 ~ 90, 29.4, 0 ~ 40, 3.5,
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TFT LCD, 32 inch, Colour, 620 (NTSC) / 625 (PAL) TVL resoluiton, PAL / NTSC, Touchscreen, Durable metal, Built-in Speaker, Wall, 787 x 541 x 170, 10 ~ 90, 18.6, 0 ~ 40, VGA, DVI, S-Video,
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It had been a particularly slow night. The plant security guard had just made his rounds on this Sunday evening shift. As soon as he passed the weighing scales, he could enter the guard shack and get off his feet. Challenging a curious incident However, on this night, he noticed the waste vendor’s truck sitting half on and half off the scale. He stopped dead in his tracks to see if the truck would back up and completely sit on the scale. It never did. The observant guard walked up to the truck and challenged the driver who seemed surprised. “Hey, you’re not weighing your truck properly.” The driver fumbled for a response before replying, “Sorry, I was on the phone with a friend. I didn’t notice it.” But this security guard had the presence of mind to demand the driver’s phone. The driver was caught off guard and surrendered the phone. The guard then pulled up the most recent incoming/outgoing calls and saw no calls during the last 30 minutes. “I don’t think so.” “You don’t think so what?” The security guard was frank, “You haven’t used this phone in over half an hour.” The truck driver sheepishly acknowledged the fact. It was decided to install CCTV covering the weighing area and scales – no easy feat due to poor lighting Preventing crime as it happens Knowing the driver was lying, the security guard ordered the truck back on the scale for a correct weighing and advised the driver that he would report the incident. The security guard wrote up his report and handed it off to his supervisor who, in turn, contacted the local corporate investigator. This investigator was soon on the phone with his boss at corporate headquarters on the other side of the world. Together with Security, they decided to install CCTV covering the weighing area and scales – no easy feat due to poor lighting. However, once completed, they waited. They would not have to wait long. For the next two months, the waste vendor trucks, filled to the brim with production waste, black-and-white paper and other waste products from the plant, would stop on the scale only for a moment and then drive the front half of the truck off the scale for weighing. It was obvious that the vendor was cheating the company by only paying for half the waste. After two months, it was decided to catch the next cheating driver “en flagrante.” Sure enough, the next truck went half on and half off the scale and was weighed. Security then asked the unsuspecting driver to park his truck and invited him inside the building to talk to a supervisor. The driver signed an incriminating statement about the scheme and his role therein. They sent him on his way asking him to keep it quiet Waiting for the driver in a large office was the local investigator and his close friend, the Head of Security. After a difficult interview, the driver admitted to cheating on the scales over a two-year period—he claimed that some of the scale cheating was done at the direction of the vendor’s management, while some of it he did himself by “ripping off” the vendor—which he acknowledged was dangerous. Working with authorities The driver signed an incriminating statement about the scheme and his role therein. They sent him on his way asking him to keep it quiet—they would see what they could do for him later on. In the meantime, Corporate Investigations had received a due diligence report on the vendor company which contained disturbing news—the company and its managers were associated with a countrywide waste management mafia. The report suggested that the vendor had a reputation for thefts and involvement in numerous lawsuits regarding thefts and embezzlement. Shockingly, no prior due diligence had ever been conducted on the vendor. Fortunately, the plant’s finance and audit team had maintained good records over the past 5 years and were able to re-construct the amount of waste going out the plant door and the amounts being claimed and paid for by the vendor. The discrepancy and loss stood at a multi-million dollar figure. After consulting with the local police authorities and company lawyers, it was decided to pursue a civil case against the vendor. Pursuing legal action The regional lawyer, the Head of Investigations, the Head of Security and the CFO invited the vendor to discuss the problem. Some of the evidence was shown to the vendor’s CEO who became indignant and, in order to save face, promised to fire the truck drivers and to repay any losses for the last two months. Inter-dependent entities - security, investigations, finance/audit and legal - combined their resources and agendas to form a unified front That was not enough for the company and a protracted legal battle ensued which lasted several years and resulted in the vendor’s paying almost the entire amount in instalments. The vendor was dropped from the contract and internal controls strengthened—the only plant employee dealing with the waste issue left the company and was replaced by two individuals. The plant also began paying more attention to the waste process and less to the production side. Several “lessons learned” come to mind. First, the tripwire came in the person of an astute and well-trained security guard who exhibited some of the best characteristics you want to see from men and women in that profession. The Security Department was also adept at installing the CCTV and capturing the fraud live on videotape. But a far greater lesson was learned—of what can happen when inter-dependent entities (security, investigations, finance/audit and legal) within a company combine their resources and agendas to form a unified front. The results speak for themselves.
Despite the huge amount of video data collected, statistics show that only 10 percent of data is ever used and most loses its value within seconds of being generated. Why use such a limited amount of data? Many security organisations are focused on delivering the right information in case of an emergency or providing the correct evidence after a criminal act. Yet the fact is, a new video security system can be a large investment. Together with the service, maintenance and management costs associated with it, most video systems are currently considered overhead. So how can you maximise the value of your video system? Video analytics ensure surveillance images are continuously analysed in real-time to alert users to things that need attention. This helps organisations make sense of video data and adds an extra layer of protection by providing alerts to potential security risks before or as they occur, such as detecting loitering in a parking lot or a perimeter breach after hours.Integrating analytic alerts with other security systems enables organisations to use the data to trigger responses from other components of the security solution Video analytics can be programmed to alert on things such as line/perimeter crossing, illegal parking, loitering: people counting, speeding in areas like parking lots, colour matching alerts. These are just some of the ways video analytics can assist to enhance security and safety. Video analytics trigger system events Integrating analytic alerts with other security systems enables organisations to use the data to trigger responses from other components of the security solution. This can increase overall security, better mitigate risk, and reduce complexity for users to improve efficiency. For example, intelligent cameras equipped with video analytics can initiate intrusion detection system events when alarms are triggered. The analytic alert can immediately fault a corresponding point on the panel. This can prompt the panel to communicate the alarm to the central station or to send video snapshots to security personnel. In a retail store or warehouse environment, video analytics can also alert to an emergency exit that has been blocked by a pallet of boxes or by another object. Using an idle object rule, the IP camera with analytics can alert when an object remains in the area for longer than a pre-defined amount of time. People counting and crowd detection can also help organisations improve customer satisfaction by monitoring for long lines or people gathered in an area When this occurs, the alert can fault a point on the intrusion control panel, which can then send an email or text message with a video snapshot to the store or warehouse manager. This can help to prevent code violations and unsafe conditions. Extending beyond security Not only can video analytics detect threats, alert to security breaches, and help enforce health and safety regulations, it can also do much more. It can enable organisations to re-purpose the data for new uses for the business—offering valuable insights to other departments within an organisation, such as providing the ability to analyse behaviour in retail stores to help merchandisers create more effective display placements. How is this possible? Analytics can provide organisations with the additional information about video data that they need to re-purpose it for a business advantage. The cameras can interpret data directly at the source and re-assign it to help organisations make smarter decisions.By providing business information that goes beyond conventional security applications, new functionality can easily be added to a video security system This includes monitoring presence to reduce utility bills, identifying patterns in customer activity to improve sales, and distinguishing road blocks to optimise retail shop layout and increase customer satisfaction. Improving customer satisfaction People counting and crowd detection can also help organisations improve customer satisfaction by monitoring for long lines or people gathered in an area, indicating additional assistance may be needed. By providing business information that goes beyond conventional security applications, new functionality can easily be added to a video security system. In this way, video analytics can help organisations reduce costs, increase efficiency, and improve sales. The organisation gains greater value from the system and a return on investment that can be measured in tangible business results. Then, the video system is no longer considered overhead. Overall, using video analytics as part of an integrated security system and fully using the data gained from the analytics can help you better meet your organisation’s needs for security and extend surveillance data to deliver additional business benefits. I believe that every business should be able to take advantages of these advances in technology - without the need for additional investment or a license fee. Every business is different, and new analytics solutions should be adaptaple to meet your exact needs. Thinking beyond security opens up video analytics to revolutionise how video data will be used in the future and can take data usage to a whole new level.
End users can add security, safety and business intelligence – while achieving a higher return on investment at their protected facilities – with live streaming video. It can be deployed effectively for IP video, network video recorders (NVRs) and body-worn cameras. The growing use of streaming video is resulting in vast technological developments and high-end software that promotes reduced bandwidth, high scalability and lower total cost of ownership (TCO). Here’s how users can add value to security with live streaming video and what they should look for in the procurement of technology solutions. Questions are answered by Bryan Meissner, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of EvoStream. Q: What is live streaming video and how does it apply to physical security? BM: In its simplest and most popular form, video streaming allows users to watch video on PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. According to GO-Globe, every 60 seconds more than 400 hours of video are uploaded and around 700,000 hours watched. The key to effective video streaming is for the platform to be able to adapt to the limits of the internet or network connection so the viewer gets an unbridled experience without buffering or signal loss. Live video streaming in security applications leverages a variety of connected devices, appliances and services including the cloud, mobile platforms, IP cameras and NVRs, becoming an enabling technology for more effective, real-time data capture at the protected premises. It reduces bandwidth costs and infrastructure operating requirements by streaming directly from cameras, mobile devices, drones, body worn units and loT devices to browsers, phones and tablets. The best solutions optimise the experience for the user and permit image capture and retrieval from Android, iOS, browser platforms or directly from cameras or NVRs—streaming to wherever the user desires. Quality live streaming applications provide clear, real-time images and retrieve high-resolution video that can be used for evidence, identification, operations management or compliance regulation and control. The most cost-effective solutions offer minimal hardware requirements, lower overall operating expenses and promote high scalability – even integration with many legacy security management platforms. Q: What are some challenges of live streaming video and how are those being addressed by new technology? BM: Live streaming video can present challenges when a solution isn’t designed specifically for the security infrastructure. End users need to look for forward-thinking software and firmware solutions which offer reduced bandwidth requirements, high scalability and a lower total cost of ownership (TCO) or they will be disappointed with the results and costs of maintaining services for end users. The technology is changing rapidly, so only providers who focus on innovation can keep pace and future-proof the user and their facility. To be most effective, video needs to be able to stream consistently and reliably to and from a host of different devices, platforms, browsers and mediums, on-premises servers or the cloud. Video footage needs to be obtained quickly and deliver critical metadata, with built-in cyber safeguards and hardening such as automatic encryption and authentication. The most competent live video streaming lets users integrate with and run on any platform, appliance or device Q: What do end users need to look for in solutions for effective video streaming? BM: Implementing a live streaming video platform should result in greater efficiency and reduced operational costs. Live video streaming to and from a variety of connected devices, appliances and services requires sub-second latency from image capture to delivery. It also needs to be as open and agnostic as possible – spanning multiple technologies, standards and protocols and giving the user enhanced flexibility for their specification. The most competent live video streaming lets users integrate with and run on any platform, appliance or device including standalone servers, server racks, public, private and hybrid clouds and other distribution channels using the same application programming interface or API. Streaming should also support the latest codecs, such as H.264 and H.265 along with widely specified protocols for the distribution of that video. Q: What are some of the trending technological developments in live streaming video applications? BM: Traditional video streaming consumes exorbitant amounts of bandwidth and users pay for video routed through their servers. Some of the latest capabilities, such as peer-to-peer streaming, HTML5 media players, metadata integration and cost-effective transcoding via RaspberryPi enhance overall processing and ultimately strengthen the user experience. Peer-to-peer is a critical, emerging component in effective video streaming. With peer to peer, video does not go through servers but instead streams directly between the camera and the end-user’s phone, for example, eliminating that cost of bandwidth from the platform while still permitting exact control of content. Users stream live from cameras to any device, with the ability to authenticate and approve peering from the back-end infrastructure while enabling low-latency HTML5 without incurring excessive platform bandwidth costs. The explosion of live streaming video in IP video cameras, NVRs and body-worn cameras is driving a new category of high-end software offering reduced bandwidth, high scalability and lower TCO. It prepares users for new technology and the loT, eliminating the largest cost driver of hosted live streaming platforms – bandwidth. Applications that offer peer-to-peer streaming and other feature sets can help future proof the end-user’s investment and strengthen the value proposition for viewing or retrieving live or archived video effectively.
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