The Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) is an application layer protocol, forming part of the internet protocol suite. It was developed by RealNetworks, Netscape and Columbia University and standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force in 1998. It is designed for systems that work with streaming media, and allows both the client and server to generate requests. Common directives include the standard HTTP request OPTIONS, as well as DESCRIBE, SETUP, PLAY, PAUSE, RECORD and ANNOUNCE. RTSP clients include Skype, QuickTime, VLC and Windows Media Player.
Site audit, sales data collection, accounting of behaviour of customers and staff in shops, integration of cash register software with gift cards, testing of a new version of the website, SDK for UniSender newsletters, distribution of digital packing slips to an electronic workflow system, integration of CRM and cash registers, online service tracking gold prices.
Enables viewing of video recordings and live video from connected cameras and control of their pan/tilt mechanisms. Cameras are shown on a world map in the public and private sections of the site. In the user account other users can be provided with guest access to a camera to watch live video and archival recordings.
A plugin which enables management of devices connected to the Axxon Next video surveillance network. The interface of the video-orientated Immix platform allows users to view live video streams, watch archival video recordings and manage playback, manage panoramic tilt zoom (PTZ), and receive signals when alerts and sensors are triggered. The product has passed stress-testing.
2002–2024