Parker Group launches browser-based AV recording platform at InfoComm

LAS VEGAS—Parker Group has launched AVenue StreamPortal, a browser-based platform designed to record, monitor and replay multiple AV and video sources in synchronized timelines for command centers, training environments and security operations.

The platform, introduced at InfoComm, is built to bring together fragmented video and data sources into a single interface, enabling users to review events in context across multiple systems.

AVenue StreamPortal supports recording from a range of inputs, including cameras, sensors, dashboards, KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) systems, PCs and AV-over-IP devices. Users can monitor feeds live through a browser and revisit recorded content through synchronized playback, allowing for analysis of events across multiple sources at specific points in time.

Parker Group said the platform is intended to streamline workflows for operators and analysts who need to reconstruct incidents, conduct training reviews or evaluate operational performance. Features include DVR-style playback, timeline navigation and the ability to bookmark key moments for faster review during investigations or after-action debriefs.

“Mission-ready teams do not just need more video. They need every source synchronized, accessible, and reviewable in context,” said Ray May, chief technology officer at Parker Group. “AVenue StreamPortal gives operators, instructors and analysts a browser-based way to record every feed, watch every feed and replay exact moments.”

Focus on centralized visibility and operational review

The platform is designed for environments where multiple video and data streams must be reviewed together, including security operations centers and network operations centers. By consolidating inputs into a single system, the platform aims to provide greater visibility into events without requiring users to access multiple tools or interfaces.

AVenue StreamPortal runs on standard rack-mounted servers and does not require client software, plugins or proprietary viewing applications. The browser-based approach is intended to simplify deployment and expand access across teams.

The system also supports long-duration recording and multi-stream playback, enabling users to review extended events or compare activity across different sources simultaneously.

Built for controlled and high-security environments

According to Parker Group, the platform is designed to meet the needs of enterprise, federal and defense users. It supports deployment in controlled and air-gapped environments, as well as workflows that require adherence to security and accreditation standards.

By combining synchronized recording with centralized access, the platform reflects broader efforts within the security and AV markets to improve situational awareness, streamline investigations and enhance training and operational review processes.

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