Q: Can video be exported to a 3rd party video format in CathexisVision?

|| Question Can video be exported to a 3rd party video format in CathexisVision? | Answer The CathexisVision Archive Player can export archived footage to a mp4 video format.

Q: I’ve heard about the CathexisVision Video Management Software, so how do I get the software?

|| Question I’ve heard about the CathexisVision Video Management Software, so how do I get the software? | Answer The software is available for download on the cathexisvideo.com webpage under trial software. Please refer to the link below: ||| https://downloads.cathexisvideo.com/trial-software/cathexisvision-professional-trial/

Q: CathexisVision NVR Auto Login

|| Problem I would like to automatically log in with a specific username on a Windows NVR. How can this be done? | Solution If a user needs the CathexisVision software to automatically log in with a specific username on a Windows NVR, then the following steps should be followed: Ensure that the CathexisVision software runs at start-up. Create a new text file called “autologin.txt” in the …\CathexisVision install folder\settings\ folder. Add the user credential for the the user in the "autologin.txt" file: username password Remember to set up the auto login with a restricted user account.

Q: What is the difference between a site, server and client?

|| Question What is the difference between a site, server and client? | Answer Site- A geographical location that may be served by multiple VMS units. Server- Refers to the unit on which the CathexisVision Server software is running, and encompasses all CathexisVision Server software processes such as recording, archiving, databasing, video analytics, etc. Client- Any CathexisVision platform which can connect to and view the server. This includes CathexisVision desktop Client, CathexisVision mobile client (CatMobile), and CathexisVision web interface client. To help with understanding the terms Cathexis has a full glossary that is available below : ||| https://cathexisvideo.com/video-management/glossary-of-terms/

Question 1

How can I archive a footage and save it as a media format?

Accepted Answer

|| Question How can I archive a footage and save it as a media format?

| Answer Below is an archive manual, that will guide you through step by step on how to archive a footage and show you how to save it as a media file.

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Question 2

Can video be exported to a 3rd party video format in CathexisVision?

Accepted Answer

|| Question Can video be exported to a 3rd party video format in CathexisVision?

| Answer The CathexisVision Archive Player can export archived footage to a mp4 video format.

Question 3

I’ve heard about the CathexisVision Video Management Software, so how do I get the software?

Accepted Answer

|| Question

I’ve heard about the CathexisVision Video Management Software, so how do I get the software?

| Answer

The software is available for download on the cathexisvideo.com webpage under trial software. Please refer to the link below:

||| https://downloads.cathexisvideo.com/trial-software/cathexisvision-professional-trial/

Question 4

CathexisVision NVR Auto Login

Accepted Answer

|| Problem

I would like to automatically log in with a specific username on a Windows NVR. How can this be done?

| Solution

If a user needs the CathexisVision software to automatically log in with a specific username on a Windows NVR, then the following steps should be followed:

Ensure that the CathexisVision software runs at start-up.

Create a new text file called “autologin.txt” in the …\CathexisVision install folder\settings\ folder.

Add the user credential for the the user in the "autologin.txt" file:

username

password

Remember to set up the auto login with a restricted user account.

Question 5

What are the Remote Access Options for CathexisVision VMS?

Accepted Answer

|| Problem

What are the Remote Access Options for CathexisVision VMS?

| Solution

Unfortunately most video surveillance systems are firewalled and blocked from direct access to

the public Internet.

There are 5 Remote Access Options for Video Surveillance

Port forwarding
Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
Dynamic DNS
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
Cloud / 'Phone Home' (e.g., Axis AVHS, Dropcam)

Port forwarding (Option 1) assumes the use of a static public IP address, but you can always make use of Dynamic DNS (option 3) to get around this.

You can also make use of your own VPN connection (option 4) in order to to connect to your recoder.

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||| Option 2: Universal Plug And Play

Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is a set of protocols which automate device

discovery and configuration on a local network. One of the aims of UPnP is

eliminating manual port forwarding (above), allowing a UPnP device to

automatically create port mappings in a router without any intervention from the

user.

However, in practice, UPnP is unreliable in many cases. In many business

networks, large and small, UPnP functions are turned off, requiring manual port

forwarding. In consumer use, port mappings may not function properly, may be

added more than once, may conflict with other devices, or may simply not be

added at all. Making things worse, error information is rarely available when

UPnP port mapping fails, leaving the user wi

Question 6

What is the difference between a site, server and client?

Accepted Answer

|| Question What is the difference between a site, server and client?

| Answer Site- A geographical location that may be served by multiple VMS units.

Server- Refers to the unit on which the CathexisVision Server software is running, and encompasses all CathexisVision Server software processes such as recording, archiving, databasing, video analytics, etc.

Client- Any CathexisVision platform which can connect to and view the server. This includes CathexisVision desktop Client, CathexisVision mobile client (CatMobile), and CathexisVision web interface client.

To help with understanding the terms Cathexis has a full glossary that is available below :

||| https://cathexisvideo.com/video-management/glossary-of-terms/

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