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CCTV Systems retain high quality video for long periods.

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July 21, 2008 - CCTV systems include ®fading long term memory (FLTM) software that enables users to progressively reduce frame rate of stored footage as time goes by, in accordance with their assessment of residual risks. With FLTM, 30 days of storage requires 290 GB per camera, with 3 days stored at 25 fps, 4 days at 6.25 fps, and remaining 23 days at 1 fps.

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Geutebruck Security, Inc.
14325 Willard Road, Suite 100
Chantilly, VA, 20151
USA



Geutebruck's New 'Fading Long Term Memory' Slashes the Cost of Video Archiving


Geutebruck CCTV systems can now retain high quality video for long periods using only a fraction of the normal storage capacity. Their new ®fading long term memory (FLTM) option reflects the fact that, where different kinds of event are discovered, handled and investigated in different timescales; there is no real need to continue storing video at the full 25 fps for a month or more if lower frame rates suffice after the first few days. FLTM software therefore enables you to progressively reduce the frame rate of your stored footage as time goes by, in accordance with your assessment of residual risks.

For example, let's imagine your system has to deal with robbery, vandalism and fraud, and you have to retain a video record for 30 days. Robberies are discovered and pursued promptly, so within three days all relevant 25 fps footage has been reviewed and backed up. Vandalism is dealt with in a week and 6-7 fps footage is adequate. The timescale for fraud is longer but 1 fps provides the necessary evidential detail.

Normally, for high quality real-rime video @ 4Mbit/s, storage per camera would be about 43.2 GB per day, or 1.3 TB for 30 days. But with FLTM you only need:
3 days @ 25 fps- 130 GB
+ 4 days @ 6.25 fps - 90 GB (differential compression reduces data by about 50%)
+ 23 days @ 1 fps (I-frames only) - 70 GB

A total of only 290 GB per camera which enables you to make significant hardware savings without any loss of benefit, utility or security.

More information at www.geutebrueck.com

Enquirers in the US might like to contact:
Geutebruck Security, Inc.
14325 Willard Road, Suite 100
Chantilly, VA 20151 USA
Toll-free: 800-691-2969

Otherwise:
Sales enquiries please to:
Carmen Lahr
Geutebruck GmbH
Im Nassen 7-9
Postfach 49
53578 Windhagen
Tel: +49 2645 137 0
Fax: +49 2645 137 999
Email: carmen.lahr@geutebrueck.com

Website: www.geutebrueck.com
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