The Video Management System (VMS) is a flexible, extensible platform designed to adapt to your project requirements. You can combine existing Nx components, integrate third-party tools, or build custom software to create a complete VMS.
Follow this guide to plan and implement your custom solution.
Review built-in features
Before creating custom functionality, check the out-of-the-box VMS feature set to avoid duplicating work. Standard features include:
Camera support: Automatic discovery for most IP cameras on the market. Check the Supported IP Devices list for compatibility.
Storage management: Built-in video recording, automatic storage balancing, and regular backups.
Search and playback: Advanced video playback, bookmarking, motion detection, and metadata search through the Desktop Client.
Automation: Flexible Event Rules management to trigger automated actions.
Remote connectivity: Secure remote connections using the Cloud without complex network configuration.
High availability: Multi-server architecture featuring automatic failover and no single point of failure.
Verify system requirements
The VMS runs on standard hardware across multiple operating systems and environments:
Operating systems: Windows, Linux, macOS, and ARM devices.
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Deployment options:
Physical hardware for Desktop Client and Media Server and
Virtual Environments for the Media Server.
Verify that your deployment hardware meets the specific operating system requirements for your project scale.
Select project components
The VMS includes a Media Server application, Desktop Client, Mobile Client, and Cloud services. Combine the components your solution requires:
Headless integration: Run the Media Server in the background and use the Server API to integrate video streams into an external application.
Custom mobile clients: Use the Desktop Client to configure Site settings while developing a custom mobile application to stream video for end users.
Monitoring centers: Use the Desktop Client with custom layouts and the built-in web browser for centralized video walls.
Full deployment: Deploy all standard components to provide a complete enterprise VMS out of the box.
Add custom features and integrations
Extend your system by connecting custom software or third-party plugins:
Web UI extensions: Build custom UI panels inside Desktop Client using standard web technologies in the built-in web browser.
Analytics plugins: Add third-party analytics plugins, such as facial recognition, to trigger automated access control events.
External security systems: Connect external alarm systems to the Media Server to generate instant notifications and create video bookmarks during events.
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