Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Cisco Video Surveillance Video Encoder Card?

A.
It supports up to 32 encoder ports in a single card.

B.
It supports only IP-based cameras.

C.
It does not support motion detection.

D.
It produces D1-resolution, full frame rate video encoding.

Explanation:
The Cisco Video Surveillance Video Encoder Card can produce D1-resolution, full frame rate video encoding.
The Encoder Card, which is designed to be deployed in the Cisco Physical Security Multiservices Platform
(MSP) for Physical Security, converts video from analog cameras to a digital format, thereby allowing you to
use existing analog cameras while transitioning to an IP-based video surveillance network.
The Cisco Video Surveillance Video Encoder Card does not support 32 encoder ports in a single card. Encoder
Card models with eight ports and 16 ports are available.
The Cisco Video Surveillance Video Encoder Card supports motion detection. Each primary video stream can
be configured with up to four motion detection windows.
The Cisco Video Surveillance Video Encoder Card supports both IP cameras and analog cameras on the same
MSP server. Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera control is supported with MSP for up to 32 cameras.

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