Access Control
Access Partner Integration
Advanced AI
Video API Platform - Advantages for access control
Diverse capabilities
Leverage diverse capabilities to receive video and images promptly in various resolutions and formats.
Advanced analytics
Deploy analytics that utilize attributes, such as "tags," "locations," and "notes."
LocalRTSP
Access real-time video streams seamlessly via LocalRTSP.
Best Practices
Within the Eagle Eye ecosystem, cameras consistently record a low-resolution stream. This stream, optimized for minimal bandwidth usage, ensures swift response times. It's ideal for analytic applications, such as scanning all low-res footage for vehicles and, upon detection, requesting a high-resolution snapshot of that moment. Retrieve low-resolution streams using the /feeds API, available in formats like RTSP, multipart, FLV, and more.
Low-Res Live Streaming >The storage of high-resolution videos depends on camera configurations and typically sits on CMVR/bridges and subsequently, the Eagle Eye cloud. For instance, a camera may be set to record in full resolution when motion is detected. The size of such videos varies based on settings. Access high-resolution streams via the /feeds API, supporting formats like RTSP, multipart, HLS, FLV, and more.
High-Res Live Streaming >The term 'Historical Video' within Eagle Eye Networks pertains to previously recorded footage, encompassing both low and high-res videos. While low-res recordings are perpetually available, high-res videos are present based on the camera's configuration. You can retrieve these videos using the /media API in diverse formats, such as RTSP, multipart, HLS, FLV, MP4, and others.
Historical Video Access >Events encapsulate specific incidents detected by devices like cameras and bridges. Such events might trigger high-resolution recordings or instigate an alert. The definition of what constitutes an event and the criteria for alarm notifications are vast. APIs for events, alerts, and notifications cater to this functionality.
Event-Driven Triggers >Other use cases
