Testing Time Compressor

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Ethan Ace
•Published Jan 31, 2014 05:00 AM

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Comments (4)
UM
Undisclosed Manufacturer #1
•Jan 31, 2014

I've talked to the Briefcam people before - MSRP I think was around $300 per cam.

I never thought to ask if they had a patent. If so I'm sure they would go after Axxon for this

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Undisclosed #2
•Feb 01, 2014
In reply to Undisclosed Manufacturer #1

Briefcam shows 2 patents:

WO2007057893A2 (May 24, 2007) - Method and system for producing a video synopsis

WO2008093321A1 (Aug 7, 2008) - Method and system for video indexing and video synopsis

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Tim Sisk
•Jan 31, 2014
IPVMU Certified

Interesting...I would have to trial the product myself in order to give a an accurate opinion

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Murat Altu
•Feb 02, 2014
AxxonSoft

[IPVM Editor's Note: Poster is from Axxon.]

For indoor scene there is a possibility to adjust min and max size of object to get proper result similar to outdoor scene.

And AxxonSoft has patented this method because it is different from other existing technologies.

Also important to say, that we are doing it based on typical metadata, generated by our own analytics engine or received from camera. In v4.0 we'll support Bosch, Panasonic, Sony and ONVIF scene description metadata streams to implement TimeCompressor.