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Video Grabber DGR-1000 User Manual - v. 1.4 (FW 1.9)
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ID
Section
Description
1
Protocol
Protocol used to output the captured data
Available options:
- Broadcast - Video Grabber will broadcast on the available
networks (from both LAN ports) captured video signal in the
form of images.
Available formats: BMP, PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, H.264, LLE.
- NFS – Network File System – Video Grabber will save captured
video signal in the form of images on the configured NFS
share. Appropriate credentials (UID and GID) have to be
provided.
Available formats: BMP, PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, H.264, LLE.
- SMB – Server Message Block – Video Grabber will save
captured video signal in the form of images on the configured
SMB share. Appropriate credentials (Username and Password)
have to be provided.
Available formats: BMP, PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, H.264, LLE.
- RTSP – Real Time Streaming Protocol – Video Grabber will
setup a video stream containing the captured video signal.
User can connect to the stream using RTSP connection string
that is shown on the right of the ‘Output’ option.
Available formats: H.264, LLE
2
FPM
(Frames per Minute)
Frequency of video signal capture – defines how many times the signal
will be captured and encoded within a minute. The captures will be
done at equal intervals. Only Integer values from range <1;7200> are
accepted. When set it will update also the FPS 4 field.
3
Output format
When user chooses Broadcast, NFS or SMB protocol then there is also
an additional option to choose the output format. Currently there are
six output formats available:
1. BMP – Bitmap Image file.
2. PNG – Portable Network Graphics file.
3. JPEG – lossy image file.
4. JPEG2000 – newer version of the JPEG format.
5. H.264 – lossy video compression format.
6. LOSSLESS – Multisoft’s proprietary lossless video compression
format.
When user chooses the RTSP protocol then the format is automatically
selected depending on the RTSP connection stream chosen by the user.
4
FPS
(Frames per Second)
Frequency of video signal capture – defines how many times the signal
will be captured and encoded within a second. The captures will be
done at equal intervals. Only values from range <0.02; 120> are
accepted. When set it will update also the FPM 2 field.
Table 15: Description of the parameters available in the Output subsection of the Video section on the
Configuration page