The main operation of the SADRA Server is providing the monitoring of tens of TV/Radio channels as well as scheduled recording and archiving at the same time. It provides live access to all inputs through the LAN, even those inputs which are still being recorded.

SADRA server receives several TV channels using the hardware cards and then records and archives them with the original quality. By using one SADRA monitoring server and several cards, tens of TV channels can be received and recorded.

SADRA Monitoring system is compatible with video editing applications, and so it is possible to edit the recorded videos in any common editing application.

• Up to 8 selectable inputs
• Supports DVB-T/T2 and DVB-S/S2 for inputs
• Live-streaming each input in the LAN
• Inputs are stored with their original broadcaster quality and based on the defined timetable
• Inputs are streamed in the LAN with HTTP and UDP protocols
• Selectable filing method (time-base or size-base)
• Simultaneous users’ access to different channels
• Scheduling for automatic recording
• Manual recording available for users
• Monitoring several channels on a large screen using the Video Wall application
• Playback of a video while recording
• Controlled access to resources for users
• Archiving the recorded files for any period
• Lower costs by omitting receivers and cabling
• Flexible, user friendly, and easy to install
• Non-stop working (24×7)
• Stable and robust against signal noises
• Supporting encrypted channels
• Offering multicast stream

SADRA Viewer

With SADRA Viewer, TV/Radio channels are available through the computers connected to the local network. Users can view the TV and Radio channels on a computer screen with the desired video formats or use a large TV screen as a video wall for monitoring. Therefore, there is no more need for any TV set.

It is crucial to have fast access to the on-air programs when needed, preserve the video quality, and save them for a long time. Some other SADRA Viewer operations are splitting, format converting, grabbing snapshots, and local recording.

Features:

• Live access to the TV programs
• Performing as a viewer system
• Viewing the recorded programs based on the date
• Search for the programs using EPG or PPG
• Access to the PPG information
• Viewing the programs using the EPG
• Simultaneous local recording for desired programs
• Recording with the original format; MPEG2 or MP4
• Grabbing snapshots at any moment from any channel
• Managing the access of users to the channels
• Recording based on the time or the program
• Fast time-based access to the current or recorded programs through Windows, Smart Phones, and Digital Set up boxes