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Super Fast Video Decoding

Designed for large-scale security networks that require live monitoring, the Matrox VDA graphics board set provides hardware-accelerated IP video decoding that completely offloads the host CPU. This allows operators to view and manipulate more video streams simultaneously, while scaling down system requirements. “Matrox VDA is easily incorporated and adds tremendous value to XProtect Corporate installations,” […]

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    Designed for large-scale security networks that require live monitoring, the Matrox VDA graphics board set provides hardware-accelerated IP video decoding that completely offloads the host CPU. This allows operators to view and manipulate more video streams simultaneously, while scaling down system requirements. “Matrox VDA is easily incorporated and adds tremendous value to XProtect Corporate installations,” says Angelo Salvatore, regional sales manager, Milestone Systems Australia. “VDA supports multiple video formats from a variety of IP cameras, encoders, and codecs, and our latest software release makes the integration completely transparent to our users. When VDA is present, operators benefit from smooth playback of multiple high-quality streams, while maintaining the same easy-to-manage Milestone interface and functionality they are accustomed to.”“VDA empowers each Smart Client and Smart Wall workstation to decode and display—in native resolution—up to 16 D1, 64 CIF or 4 720p video streams at full 30fps, without sacrificing system performance or video fidelity,” says Helgi Sigurdsson, Product Manager – IP Security Solutions, Matrox Graphics. “Security installations using VDA actually require less equipment, lowering power consumption, heat and noise generation, as well as IT costs.”

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