Enterprise Vms50 Camera Cream Licence
Satatya NVR 5 Camera CREAM Storage Optimization License, Matrix Comsec
CREAM (Camera Recording Efficiency & Management) software license for Matrix Satatya NVRs supporting 5 camera. Optimizes video storage retention through adaptive bitrate compression and smart edge storage sync.
Product Overview
CREAM (Camera Recording Efficiency & Management) software license for Matrix Satatya NVRs supporting 5 camera. Optimizes video storage retention through adaptive bitrate compression and smart edge storage sync.
Why Buy This Product
Extend Storage Retention
Store footage from 5 camera for up to twice as long without buying extra HDDs.
Reduce Network Bandwidth
Intelligent stream compression frees up LAN bandwidth during idle recording hours.
Key Advantages
- Adaptive Stream Compression: Dynamically drops recording bitrate during scene inactivity without sacrificing resolution.
- Edge Storage Synchronization: Recovers missing video clips from camera SD cards automatically after network outages.
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Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | 0 |
| Shipping Weight | 0 |
| License Category | Video Surveillance |
| License Type | Video Surveillance |
| License Duration | Perpetual License |
| Capacity | 50 Camera |
| Compatible System | Matrix SATATYA SAMAS VMS |
| Delivery Method | Digital Key / Electronic Software Delivery |
| Deployment Type | On-Premise Server |
| Software Family | SATATYA |
| System Requirements | Requires active base Matrix SATATYA SAMAS VMS host server installation. |
| Supported Features | Enables CREAM recording optimization for 5 camera on Satatya NVRs, Dynamic bitrate adjustment compresses static footage without loss of detail, Extends video storage retention period by up to 50% on existing hard drives, Automates edge storage backup restoration during network disconnections |
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