Stirlitz Media Logger 5 – Server

• Multi-channel audio and video (SD and HD) recording, accompanied by multiple levels of metadata
• Server runs on – Windows Server 2012/2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7 Pro

Video channels

• Improved capture for MPEG-TS and HLS
• Display and export of multiple DVB subtitle languages at the same time
• Full DVB Teletext support
• MPEG TS over IP (UDP, HTTP, HTTP Live Streaming including YouTube and Dailymotion live streaming)
• From receivers: DVB–S/S2/T/C, ISDB, ATSC, ASI
• From encoders: HDMI, HD/SD SDI, CVBS (composite)
• Video: H.264, MPEG2 [optional resize/recompression to H.264]
• Audio: AC3, E-AC3, MPEG 1/2, AAC, HE-AAC [optional recompression to AAC]
• RTSP Streams from encoders: HDMI, HD/SD SDI, CVBS (composite), IP cameras
• Video: H.264, MPEG2
• Audio: AAC, MPEG 1/2, MP3
• Capture cards: Blackmagic DeckLink – SDI, HDMI, Analog (software H.264);
• Video: H.264
• Audio: AAC
• Export formats: MPEG-TS (if source is MPEG-TS), MP4, MOV, WMV
• Capture using cards: Blackmagic Design DeckLink up to 8 inputs, software compression (PAL/NTSC, SD/HD, inputs: composite, component, SDI, HDMI)
• Capture from IP: any MPEG Transport Stream (including DVB) or IP camera stream, optional recompression
• Capture from ASI: any MPEG Transport Stream (including DVB), using ASI-to-IP adapters, optional recompression
• Records up to 64 stations per server
• Burn graphic or dynamic watermarks in recorded video
• 12 users can access SML server simultaneously through their Players (more in the Enterprise edition – depending on hardware and configuration)

Audio channels

• CPU efficient, direct audio streams capture
• Compression: MP3 up to 320kbit, PCM
• Runs with any Windows-compatible sound cards, AoIP drivers (Axia, Dante, Wheatstone) and our own virtual sound cards for audio capture, including mp3 streams, Windows Media Player compatible streams, streams played by Flash players embedded on web pages
• Records up to 256 stations per server
• 24 users can access the SML server simultaneously through their Players (hundreds in the Enterprise edition).
• Every recorded station may have different archiving and quality set (bitrate, compression, number of days to store…)
• Multiple sources of metadata are supported: Playout history, GPIs, Program ratings, Loudness, Signal level and more
• Detect EBU R128, ITU-R BS.1770-1, ITU-R BS.1770-3 loudness breaches
• Launch and forget. After a detailed, but very simple installation procedure, the system hardly needs maintenance
• The system is rock solid – due to its unique software architecture. Vital functions, such as recording of video and audio, events and metadata, are separated from other functions of the software, reducing the chance of system crashes to the absolute minimum
• The client/server operations are based on TCP/IP protocol, using single socket and are easy to encrypt & tunnel
• Internet/Intranet access (LAN, WAN, WiFi, 3G, 4G)
• Access restrictions guarantee secure access – any station can have different security settings, including restricting access to station, metadata and export based on username or IP address
• Active Directory authentication
• Logs are available for playout within seconds after recording
• Recorded audio and video can be streamed via the company network and Internet to client applications (Players)
• Command line/URL on-demand exports from recorded logs
• Scheduled, scripted exports from selections of the recorded logs (Stirlitz Media Podcaster)
• The system automatically sends out alarms on pre-defined errors such as signal loss, or extended periods of silence via e-mail or SNMP
• Multiple server setups are possible
• Supported storage configurations: local disks (recommended RAID 6 using enterprise class disks), NTFS filesystem; NAS – remote over iSCSI protocol, NTFS filesystem; SAN – remote over Fiber Channel, NTFS filesystem; SMB for secondary video location

Podcaster

• New Podcaster with full SML 5.5 support for audio and video