More cameras keep pushing your network and storage past capacity.
Every camera added and every resolution upgrade loads more onto bandwidth and disk at once, infrastructure most estates weren’t sized to absorb.
CamStore compresses CCTV footage by up to 80%, so your existing storage holds months more, with no new hardware.
Filter by branch, recorder, camera and date to reach any single day’s footage in seconds, still full video, still exportable.
Every camera added and every resolution upgrade loads more onto bandwidth and disk at once, infrastructure most estates weren’t sized to absorb.
Standard storage cycles overwrite old recordings to make room for new ones, typically with no backup if the drive itself fails.
More cameras should mean better coverage, not a larger infrastructure bill every time the network expands to a new site.
Footage arrives at full size, gets compressed the moment it’s recorded, and is stored at a fraction of that size. Nothing changes at the camera or during playback.
No new racks, no new drives, just more capacity, freed up.
Redundant storage that keeps recordings well past the old 30-day cutoff.
Fewer drives, less network load, less cost as the scale grows.
CamStore’s proprietary engine compresses CCTV streams the moment they’re recorded, cutting bandwidth and storage load without a visible drop in footage quality.
Where standard setups hold 30 days with no backup, CamStore keeps that same minimum window and extends it to six months or more, with redundancy behind it.
CamStore connects to your existing CCTV systems and storage using the standard RTSP protocol, sized to fit however many channels you run.
The same compression engine covers a single location or a nationwide, geographically dispersed network, without bandwidth or storage cost rising in step.
The reduction CamStore applies to bandwidth and storage consumption, with footage quality held intact throughout.
The extended minimum retention window CamStore delivers, on the same storage footprint an estate already owns.
Data redundancy that a typical NAS-based CCTV storage setup, running without backup today, doesn’t have.
Every stream compresses as it’s recorded. No overnight batch, no backlog, no separate processing pass.
The same compression engine, tuned to each sector’s bandwidth limits, camera density and retention obligations.
Long-term evidential retention on the storage already installed, with redundancy built in.
Extended retention for regulatory and audit needs, without a larger storage footprint.
High camera density across large sites, with bandwidth and storage kept under control.
Continuous monitoring across wards and facilities, with footage retained safely for longer.
Hundreds of locations on one system, with no per-site storage upgrades needed.
Campus-wide coverage held on existing storage, with room to keep footage longer.
Multi-site coverage from one console, with lower storage and bandwidth cost.
Remote and moving assets covered reliably, with footage compressed as it's recorded.
CamStore is Transline Technologies' in-house-developed compression solution for CCTV. It reduces bandwidth and storage consumption by up to 80%, so organisations get far more footage out of the infrastructure they already run.
It uses a proprietary compression engine built specifically for CCTV streams, applied at the point of storage and transmission, reducing file size while preserving the detail needed for monitoring and review.
No. CamStore is designed to integrate with the CCTV systems and storage infrastructure you already have, requiring only minimal adjustment to current workflows. A dedicated server-cum-storage appliance is also available where a standalone box suits the site better.
No, CamStore is built to preserve footage integrity, so the detail needed for monitoring, review and evidential use stays intact even after significant data reduction.
Typical CCTV storage holds a maximum of 30 days, with no redundancy behind it. CamStore keeps that same 30-day minimum but extends retention to six months or more with data redundancy, so a drive failure no longer means lost footage.
Yes. CamStore connects over the standard RTSP protocol and works with major CCTV systems and storage infrastructure, sized to your channel count.
No. CamStore scales from a single site to thousands of cameras across dispersed locations, which makes it practical for cost-conscious environments as well as large operations.
This is one of CamStore's core advantages: a standard NAS-based setup has no redundancy, so a failure means lost footage. CamStore's storage is redundant by design, so that risk is removed.
Because CamStore integrates with your existing cameras, network and recorders rather than replacing them, it requires minimal adjustment to current workflows and can be brought online quickly at the scale you need.
Transline provides dedicated support for every CamStore deployment, configuration, retention policy and capacity planning, backed by 25 years building surveillance infrastructure for large, distributed estates.
Book a demo and we’ll run CamStore against your actual cameras and storage, same infrastructure, same retention rules and show you exactly how much bandwidth and space you get back.