Iveda Solutions’ Streaming Video Convertor (SVC) is a fully integrated device that combines the functionality of a high performance video encoder and cellular broadband router. This rugged and portable unit was specifically designed for digitizing analog in-vehicle mobile video systems. This digital conversion enables live mobile streaming video using cellular data network for remote access and storage. The SVC is capable of delivering up to two simultaneous video streams.

The SVC was designed to be plug and play, quick to install, and simple to manage for organizations of all sizes, from local tow truck companies to Fortune 500 logistics companies. The device is perfect for rapid deployment of live mobile streaming video ideal for in-vehicle applications, such as police cars, school buses, taxicabs, delivery trucks and freight trucks. It enables any analog in-vehicle video surveillance system for Iveda Solutions’ centralized video hosting, remote storage, and real-time remote surveillance services.

With the SVC, video footage that is traditionally stored inside the vehicle through a local recording device can now be virtualized and stored remotely at Iveda Solutions’ fully fault-tolerant data center with no concerns of redundancy, reliability, and lost or damaged data.

Testimonials

"Those of us involved with the system easily see the benefits. Quick, easy to use, quality, immediate information. Whenever we can make a function of the job simpler and more immediate without sacrificing quality, it increases the quality of the services we provide. It has also given my supervision staff some of the time back we have lost through staff reductions. I am extremely impressed with the operation and service provided by Iveda Solutions. This is the wave of the future for school bus safety and security.” Ronald Latko, Director of Transportation, Mesa Unified School District #4

"Administrative time to view projects occurring on our busses is an expenditure no matter which way you look at it. Having Iveda Solutions send you via email a surveillance report along with frames of misbehavior, bullying, etc…cuts the administrator’s time down to minutes to go back and review the situation in question.” Kevin J. Prady, CDPT – Certified Director of Pupil Transportation, Seneca Valley School District

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