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Operating System

Agent Vi's Mango IVS 3.0 operating system can process real-time analytics while interfacing with any analog camera, several IP cameras, video servers and video management systems. The system can encode, decode and transcode high-end MPEG-4/H264 video while analyzing it at the same time. The videos are sent to the system's video management software, which uses low bandwidth to store and play the data.

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