This capability represents a configuration designed to support a specific number of high-definition streams. Functionally, it allows a system to handle up to four distinct HD video inputs or outputs simultaneously. An example includes a video surveillance system that can record from four different HD cameras at the same time.
The value of this stems from its ability to enhance operational efficiency and improve data capture in various sectors. Historically, limitations in processing power restricted the number of concurrent high-definition streams. Advances in hardware and software now enable systems to manage multiple streams, providing increased flexibility and scalability for applications requiring high-resolution video.
