Milestone XProtect Go 2014 - Manual (Page 178)

Milestone XProtect ® Go 2014 Administrator's Manual
www.milestonesys.com 178 Advanced configuration
Name Description
Export type:
Choose whether the exported video clip should be in the XProtect
database format or if it should be exported as an AVI file.
Performance
On the Performance tab, you can set the following limitations on the Milestone Mobile server's
performance:
Level 1
Level 1 is the default limitation placed on the Milestone Mobile server. Any limitations you set here are
always applied to the Milestone Mobile's video stream.
Name Description
Level 1
Select the check box to enable the first level of limitations to
Milestone Mobile server performance.
Max FPS
Set a limit for the maximum number of frames per second (FPS) to
send from the Milestone Mobile server to clients.
Max image resolution
Set a limit for the image resolution to send from the Milestone
Mobile server to clients.
Level 2
If you would rather like to enforce a different level of limitations that the default one in Level 1, you can
select the Level 2 check box instead. You cannot set any settings higher than what you have set them
to in the first level. If you, for example, set the Max FPS to 45 on Level 1, you can set the Max FPS on
Level 2 only to 44 or below.
Name Description
Level 2
Select the check box to enable the second level of limitations to
Milestone Mobile server performance.
CPU threshold
Set a threshold for the CPU load on the Milestone Mobile server
before the system enforces video stream limitations.
Bandwidth threshold
Set a threshold for bandwidth load on the Milestone Mobile server
before the system enforces video stream limitations.
Max FPS
Set a limit for the maximum number of frames per second (FPS) to
send from the Milestone Mobile server to clients.
Max image resolution
Set a limit for the image resolution to send from the Milestone
Mobile server to clients.
Level 3
You can also select a Level 3 check box to create a third level for limitations. You cannot set any
settings higher than what you have set them to in Level 1 and Level 2. If you, for example, set the