Videosoft Encoder

Capture and stream live real-time video and audio from your mobile device

The Videosoft Encoder for Android streams secure, real-time video from Android smartphones and body-worn devices, connecting you to the device camera. You see what they see, as it happens

You can remotely access live video from multiple cameras on the body-worn device/

smartphone or cameras attached via USB / Wi-Fi. A Screengrab mode captures the screen display and streams it as live video

Discreet and flexible operation

The VS Encoder can be used on any mobile or wireless network to transmit live video for

viewing from other locations. Streams can be viewed using Videosoft Apps or by

leading VMS platforms

In addition to live streaming, the App can record footage to the device’s internal storage, retrievable remotely over the network

Providing the ultimate in discreet and flexible operation, the application can be run in

background mode, allowing you to use other applications whilst still live streaming

video.

Easy to use - saves time & resources, allowing you to focus on the job at hand rather

than struggle with technology

Efficient and reliable - secure, fast transmission with variable video bandwidth to suit

network conditions

Cost-effective – reduces transmission costs by using adaptive video compression

techniques

• Encodes the video before transmission using highly optimized and efficient compression techniques specifically designed for low bandwidth and low latency

• Provides full resolution/high-definition video - local recording/on-device

• Videosoft technology can significantly reduce transmission costs, latency and improve overall usability in a live surveillance situation. Reduced file sizes require less disk and storage space

• Streams and data can be viewed and managed remotely by Videosoft Apps running on Windows, Android and IOS. They can also be passed to a third-party Video Management System to be incorporated into a wider system

• Encoding rates range from 6kbps up to multi Megabits per second, and the user can adjust the video bitrate to match the bandwidth available on the network