CAMERA COMPATIBILITY

Any Camera. Any Brand. Any Network.

IREX connects to your existing cameras over RTSP — no hardware replacement, no proprietary equipment, no new procurement cycle. If it streams today, it works with IREX.

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+ Any ONVIF Profile S
All brands. Any model. If it streams RTSP — IREX connects.

All ONVIF Profile S Cameras

IREX is compatible with every camera that supports the ONVIF Profile S. If your camera is ONVIF-certified, it connects.
RTSP Streaming Protocol

Connects via RTP/RTSP over TCP or UDP — the universal standard supported by virtually every IP camera and NVR on the market.
PTZ Camera Support

Full Pan-Tilt-Zoom control directly from the IREX interface. Configurable speed multiplier for precise remote operation.
Thermal Imager Support

IREX connects to thermal imaging cameras for perimeter security, fire detection, and low-visibility monitoring.
Audio Analytics Ready

Supports AAC, G.711ulaw, and PCM audio streams. Acoustic detection — gunshots, screams, glass breaking, and loud anomalies.

Minimum Requirements. Maximum Flexibility

#1 Video stream — H.264 over RTSP

IREX requires H.264 Baseline Profile video compression delivered via a valid RTSP URL with a static IP address. Recommended resolution: 1920×1080 on the primary stream. Minimum: 720×480. Variable bitrate up to 5 Mbps is recommended for optimal performance and storage efficiency. H.265 support is in active development.

#2 Any ONVIF-certified camera — from any vendor

IREX is tested and operational with cameras from Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, Hanwha, Bosch, Pelco, and any other manufacturer that implements ONVIF Profile S. Closed, proprietary systems that block RTSP access — such as Verkada — are not compatible by design of those vendors, not IREX.

#3 Run multiple AI modules on the same camera

Once a camera is connected, IREX can run concurrent AI modules on its feed — subject to module combination rules. CrowdCount combines with any module. Face recognition, vehicle tracking, weapon detection, and motion analytics each run independently per camera, without additional hardware or bandwidth overhead.

CONNECTION OPTIONS

Three Ways to Connect Your Cameras to IREX

Choose the architecture that fits your network security requirements and deployment environment.

NAT —
Direct internet routing

Frequently Asked Questions

No. IREX connects to your existing cameras over RTSP — the standard supported by virtually all IP cameras and NVRs. If your cameras stream video today, IREX can connect to them without any hardware replacement or new procurement.

If your camera supports ONVIF Profile S or can provide a valid RTSP URL — it is compatible with IREX. This covers cameras from Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, Hanwha, Bosch, Pelco, and hundreds of other manufacturers. The fastest test: play the camera's RTSP stream in VLC from outside your private network. If it plays, IREX can connect.

Yes, with module combination rules. CrowdCount and AudioTrack combine with any other module. Primary detection modules — such as face recognition, vehicle tracking, weapon detection, and motion analytics — run exclusively (one per camera). Your IREX engineer will plan the optimal module assignment across your camera network during deployment.

The minimum is 720×480 (NTSC). For most AI analytics modules — particularly face recognition and vehicle tracking — 1920×1080 is strongly recommended for optimal detection accuracy. Each module has specific resolution requirements; your IREX engineer will advise on camera positioning, mount height, and angle of view during onboarding.

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