Video Footage Management

Export functions

Axxon One export offers a unified, configurable workflow. Users can select video format, codec, compression level, frame rate, and resolution directly in the export window.

Export supports multiple cameras with output to separate files, one multi-track video file, or an EXE file with an embedded player for synchronized playback. Users can also manage subtitles, including date and time, camera name, coordinates, user name, and event-source captions.

Analytics tracks, bookmark areas of interest, and privacy masking for detected objects can also be applied during export.

Bookmarks

Axxon One bookmarks help operators quickly identify and return to relevant video fragments during review and investigation. Users can create bookmarks for one or more cameras, set the required time range, highlight an area of interest, add comments, and assign a category.

Sensitive bookmarks can be protected with role-based access controls. A dedicated bookmarks panel provides centralized access to saved items and supports text search by name, comment, or category, along with quick viewing, export, editing, and deletion.

Support for edge storage

View and sync video on SD cards

Axxon One VMS software supports embedded camera storage (edge storage). Built-in camera storage is automatically detected by Axxon One when the relevant camera is added to the system. The viewing client can display video recorded to SD cards installed in cameras. You can also set up continuous replication of video, audio, and metadata from theedge storage. 

This feature facilitates the seamless management of your video assets, allowing you to view and synchronize video content stored on edge devices. Comprehensive support for different camera capabilities is a key element of modern video management systems. 

Archive Replication via the Interoperability Driver

Centralized Storage for Vehicle-Based NVRs

Simplify your data management process with Axxon One’s Archive Replication feature. You can sync video footage between independent Axxon One systems using the Interoperability Driver. Replication starts automatically when the source server is connected to the destination server. This can be used, for example, to centralize video storage of AxxonSoft-based NVRs installed on vehicles. It’s the ideal solution for those seeking to collect and archive video footage securely.