Method of monitoring video
AssigneeEdesix Limited
InventorsRICHARD MCBRIDE, ROBIN ANTHONY IDDON
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InventorsRICHARD MCBRIDE, ROBIN ANTHONY IDDON
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The invention relates to a method of monitoring video from a plurality of body mounted video capturing devices, the method comprising: receiving video data from a first body mounted video capturing device of the said plurality; propagating video data received from the said first body mounted video capturing device, or video data derived therefrom, to a closed circuit television (CCTV) monitoring system by way of an input channel thereof; subsequently receiving video data from a second body mounted video capturing device of the said plurality different from the said first body mounted video capturing device; and propagating video data received from the said second body mounted video capturing device, or video data derived therefrom, to the said CCTV monitoring system by way of the same said input channel thereof.
A method of monitoring video from a plurality of body mounted video capturing devices, the method comprising:
A video server comprising one or more computer processors, the video server being configured to perform a method of monitoring video from a plurality of body mounted video capturing devices, the method comprising:
A video monitoring system comprising:
A method of monitoring video from a plurality of video capturing devices, the method comprising:
A video server comprising one or more computer processors, the video server being configured to perform a method of monitoring video from a plurality of video capturing devices, the method comprising:
A method of monitoring a battery charge status of a body mountable video capturing device, the method comprising:
A video server comprising one or more computer processors, the video server being configured to perform a method of monitoring a battery charge status of a body mountable video capturing device, the method comprising:
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