Linux DVR is the next generation PC DVR, supporting many advanced features and max. 36 channels' access. Linux DVR combines the advantages of traditional PC-based DVR and standalone DVR. ===Oustanding features=== - Excellent stability brought by embedded Linux design - Plug-and-play, no S/W installation needed - Scalable to a maximum of 36 channels with fully real-time - monitoring and recording - Powered by cutting-edge H.264 technology - Intuitive interface supports operation through mouse and keyboard - Save the Windows O.S. License fee ===Specification: === - Video input: 32 BNC - Audio input: 32 BNC - Compression: H.264 DSP hardware - OS: Embedded Linux (built-in DiskOnModule) - Display resolution: NTSC: 4CIF (704 x 480), 960fps PAL: 4CIF (704 x 576), 800fps - Recording resolution: 32-channels at CIF resolution, 800 F/S (PAL)or 960F/S (NTSC) or 32-channels at 2CIF resolution, 800 F/S (PAL) or 960F/S (NTSC) or 16-channels at D1/4CIF resolution, 400 F/S (PAL) or 480 F/S (NTSC) or 32-channels at D1/4CIF resolution, non-real-time recording - Position configurable over-screen-display (OSD) - Multiple zone motion detection - Embedded I/O devices control - Embedded PTZ control panel - Adjustable recording quality, resolution and frame rate for each camera - Supports FAT32 file system - Time-line based multiple channel synchronized playback - Supports data backup to USB disk, USB HDD, CDRW - Windows IE remote access - Full functional client software (on Windows platform or Linux platform) - Optional POS/ATM integration - Optional mobile surveillance feature - Provide OEM/ODM program