| description | quality | transfer rate per hour |
|---|---|---|
| Low | 240p-320p | 300MB |
| SD | 480p | 700MB |
| HD low | 720p | 900MB |
| HD medium | 1080p | 1.5GB |
| HD high | 2K | 3GB |
| UHD | 4K | 7.2GB |
| How far will 10GB of bandwidth / storage go? | |
|---|---|
| 234 hours of low-quality audio | 11 hours of 720p video |
| 140 hours of normal-quality audio | 6.5 hours of 1080p video |
| 85 hours of high-quality audio | 3 hours of 2K video |
| 32.5 hours of low-quality video | 1.2 hours of 4K video |
| 14 hours of standard definition video | |
Today’s Law Enforcement increasingly relies on large media files, including, dash and body camera video, surveillance audio and video, security camera video, interview audio and video, and more. This creates significant pressures on bandwidth, access, storage, and transfer. Worse, this trend is continuing upward, creating even more pressure on infrastructure.
Additionally, Agisent’s RMS integrates directly with ProDocs and ProCase for electronic delivery to prosecutorial teams for trial and discovery, all while preserving and certifying the full chain of custody.
NOTE: Large media support is an option for RMS ONE customers.
Agisent utilizes a proprietary hardware/software solution, Agisent’s LFS (Large Media Server) to maximize large media upload, download, streaming, and even on-the-fly compression. This reduces bandwidth requirements while providing faster access to large media content.
Agisent combines hardware and software at its CJIS-compliant hosting facility to provide optimized support for large media. As such, uploading, storing, securing, accessing, and transferring of these large assets are easier and more cost effective than other solutions.
Agisent’s large media solutions also fully support 3rd-party CJIS facilities, such as Google, Amazon AWS, and Microsoft Azure.
