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Linux-based hybrid video server supports 40 channels

By Eric Brown

“Exacq Technologies is shipping a line of Linux-based hybrid
video surveillance appliances with Intel Atom processors. The
ExacqVision EL-S systems offer eight or 16 analog inputs and up to
24 IP inputs, allowing creation of systems with up to 40 channels
overall, says the company.

“The ExacqVision EL-S is the second generation of the company’s
“EL” servers, which were released last year, says Exacq. The hybrid
video surveillance recorder run the same VMS (video management
system) software used with all ExacqVision servers, says the
company.

“The server device is said to handle any combination of analog
and IP cameras from leading vendors. These include
standard-resolution cameras, as well as ten-megapixel cameras and
H.264-based IP cameras, says Exacq.”


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