The support for the Open Network Video Interface Forum aims and goals is overwhelming. This may be because of the fact that the Open Network Video Interface Forum have a noble intention and goal, that is to create a standard for all networked video devices making it compatible to function in a system where several other security devices were developed by other companies or manufacturers. Bottomline, the main goal of the Open Network Video Interface Forum is to create compatibility between and among the different Network Video Products allowing clients to choose which of the products they would like to utilise in their security system and that they will not be tied-down to only one specific product but rather they will be able to utilise the different advantages that the products or security devices would deliver.
It is because of this goal that Mango DSP one of the foremost developed or analytics ready video servers have pledged their support for the Open Network Video Interface Forum. Although the main product being developed by Mango DSP is not networked CCTV cameras their product is essential in the installation of a CCTV camera system because they are focused in the storage, encoding and video content analysis for both analogue and IP cameras.
The entry of Mango DSP to the realm of Open Network Video Interface Forum means that ONVIF does not only focus on the CCTV camera but also to the different devices connected to it in order to form a system. With the adoption of a global standard it is expected that Mango DSP products will then be compatible with any security systems that are also conformant with the Open Network Video Interface Forum standards which thus means that clients can now utilise the different features of the Mango DSP products to their advantage.
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