We have added the integration of two VMSs: Pelco VideoXpert and Bosch BVMS. Our partners are able to gain live video streams or video archive from these VMSs in HTML5 compatible format through Viinex’s HTTP REST API. The full list of integrated VMSs and the description of functionality are here.
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Viinex Virtual Camera
As of build 3.0.0.419, Viinex officially supports a component named "Viinex Virtual Camera" on Windows platform. Viinex Virtual Camera is a DirectShow filter which implements a video source API, and is seen just like a web camera to the videoconferencing and other desktop software as Skype, Zoom, you name it, and also by browsers including…
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Viinex has integrated Geutebrück G-Core and Qognify (SeeTec) Cayuga VMS
We are glad to inform of integration of two new VMS in Viinex - Geutebrück G-Core and Qognify (SeeTec) Cayuga. We have done it on requests from our PSIM and ACS partners, for it was important for them to have a possibility of demonstrating live video as well as positioning in archive and playback of…
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Viinex integrates VMS
By February 2020 we have integrated several VMS, so now in Viinex there are two new object types: • VMS – an object, which is specific for every video system that we have integrated, which allows interacting with this VMS servers. It is possible to connect not only to a single video server of a…
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WebRTC live video streaming
We're glad to present the basic support for WebRTC live video streaming in Viinex 2.0. WebRTC technology is what allows a Web browser to receive and display a video stream in the real time, without a significant delay. As the matter of fact, WebRTC is a number of protocols and proposed standards (to name a…
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Modbus TCP and Video stream switching
Once upon a time, while deploying a solution based on Viinex Foundation 1.4, we faced the situation where an uncommon logic was required to control the rail car numbers recognition. Namely, there was a weight bridge with two poles at both sides of it, -- and Viinex Foundation 1.4 was supposed to detect from which…
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Support for scripting
Big news: Viinex 2.0 has received the support for scripting. The idea was to have a JavaScript engine inside of Viinex 2.0, an engine which could execute a custom code in order to filter or generate new events, and control some of Viinex 2.0 objects just like they can be controlled via their HTTP API.…
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External process for integrations
For a number of reasons we decided to extend Viinex 2.0 with a feature of a simple but powerful way of communicating with an arbitrary third-party system. Viinex 2.0 can send and receive events, -- a structures of data with some predefined and some unspecified fields, which should also be able to serialize and deserialize…
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Clusters: a way to configure Viinex 2.0 in the run time
One of restrictions with Viinex 2.0 was that it did not allow its client software to change a configuration of Viinex instance while the latter is running. If there was a need to add a camera or modify some aspect of one of Viinex objects' behavior -- then one had to stop the whole instance…
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Video4Linux capture devices support
We've implemented the support for Video4Linux video capture devices, that is - USB cameras and grabbers. Our implementation of V4L support has all the same features as that for DirectX devices on Windows, including the discovery. The only difference is device addresses (traditionally /dev/video0, /dev/video1 and so on in Linux) and the configuration value "capture":{"type":"v4l"}…
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