New 4K CCTV 'Spot Monitor' 16 IP Stream Decoder Launched by Antrica

New 4K CCTV 'Spot Monitor' 16 IP Stream Decoder Launched by Antrica

LONDON, September 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

    Antrica, a worldwide supplier of H.264 video encoding, decoding and streaming
solutions, today unveiled their plans to launch a product named the 'SpotBox4K' to the
market soon. The product is a 4K modernized version of the traditional 'Spot Monitor'.

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    The 'SpotBox4K' can decode up to 16 RTSP video IP streams in 1920 x 1080p and display
in a quad view on a 4K/UHD monitor. Most commonly this would be utilized in the CCTV
market, meaning you can have up to 16 IP ONVIF cameras programmed into the decoder, and
then you can decide how to view within the 4K quad display.

    Key benefits include:

       
        - Low cost & simple to set up - simply connect to a monitor
        - No need for a computer/NUK or VMS - reducing complexity & complications of the set up
        - No need for a keyboard or mouse (remote included)
        - Powerful chipset & processor which handles the frames very well with stability
        - High resolution display (4 static x 1920 x 1080p streams possible with 4K up scaling)
        - Auto reboot feature following power failure

    The 'SpotBox4K' eliminates the need for an Intel(R) NUK or PC running software and
using a keyboard and mouse. The box decodes the RTSP feeds directly on to a monitor
without any operator intervention. The 4K capability also dramatically increases the
detail available by displaying all 4 streams in their native 1920 x 1080 resolution, and
can be upscaled when viewed in single stream viewing mode.

    The decoder comes complete with advanced software to allow the user to manipulate the
display of feeds. Each of the 4 quadrants can be programmed to switch stream viewing at
any time frame required by the user. A remote control allows for simple user control by
displaying any feed full screen or reverting to quad display.

    NEW FEATURES: We have recently updated the software to enable new features. These
include an instantaneous recording feature, 16 stream decoding (enhanced from 10 streams)
& a config file to enable setting up multiple boxes with ease.

    Les Litwin Sales Director of Antrica commented :  

    "An example of use of this product would be for CCTV IP camera monitoring - where the
'SpotBox4K' is connected to the security personnel's 4K / HD monitor. The security person
can use the remote control to switch viewing feeds or view a single stream in more detail
if the need arose. The quality of the 4K viewing resolution is a deterrent when security
is involved as it can more easily pick out facial recognition & detail from a camera
stream. 

    The 'SpotBox4K' is available for purchase from Antrica soon, please visit
http://www.spotbox4k.com for further information on this product.

    Or please contact sales@antrica.com to discuss your specific requirements. 

    About Antrica 

    Antrica is a UK company Manufacturing and selling a range of video over IP solutions,
mainly encoders and decoders for CCTV Broadcast Signage AV and Medical markets. Video
encoding & decoding at 4K ,full HD 1080P60 and streaming over any LAN or WAN. Antrica has
been in business for 15 years and rapidly growing as a technology supplier.

       
         
        Contacts 
        Antrica 
        Les Litwin Sales Director +44 1628 626098 [tel:+44%201628%20626098 ] 
        les@antrica.com 
        http://www.antrica.com | http://www.spotbox4k.com 

     

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