Cloud-based CCTV recording software stores recorded footage in a remote server rather than local storage. This offers advantages such as scalability, easy accessibility from various devices, and often improved security protocols. Cloud-based solutions often come with subscription-based pricing but eliminate the need for costly on-site storage hardware.

With cutting-edge AI technology, including real-time object detection and facial recognition, you can transform your computer into a powerful security system. Video analytics seems to be the only technology that can solve the problem of the subscribers outgoing channel, as well as the problem of storing video in the cloud. Despite the advent of cost-effective ways of storing video, storing large video volumes in the cloud is the most expensive component of the VSaaS service. Video analytics can be considered as a specialized encoder, which leaves in the video only the data that the user needs. A universal encoder, such as H.264, does not understand the importance of each element in the image and, therefore, cannot effectively filter redundant data to provide VSaaS services. For example, a standard encoder cannot distinguish a small person in the background and numerous raindrops in the foreground. If a person and each droplet are encoded with the same detail, the flow will be substantially redundant for transmission and storage.