Grandstream GS GXV3500 Video Encoder Decoder Review

This device would be excellent and probably sell twice if it was compatible with YouTube live streaming. This does not currently work for live streaming on YouTube.

Great PBX audio decoding tool for intercom. The actual device for this cost over $500, so I'm very pleased. Set it to a SIP mode decoder and you're done!

I bought mainly for the encoder function. The decoder only works with Grandstream cameras, which is a shortcoming. You could make it compatible with VLC and different codecs, that would be even better.

Seems to work fine. The instruction manual could have been better. It is a good choice for detailed technical information about this device. IMPORTANT NOTE: Image preview only works in Internet Explorer. It seems to require some sort of module that Firefox doesn't have. I'm still working on this topic.

I was able to use this product with software I wrote in OpenCV and run the thermal boson camera with it. Unlike other miniature video encoders that cost over $1000 for UAV applications. However, I had to make component adjustments to it. If they could make this product a little smaller, that would be great for UAV applications.

I have 6 other encoders working in different monitoring applications. I couldn't find an IP address to connect this Grandstream product to my LAN and my Hikvision NVR couldn't get it. The seller has not responded to a request from Revain. The manufacturer is difficult to contact, they referred me to management and said they do not support Revain sellers or buyers. AVOID THE GRANDSTREAM.

This device is both an encoder and a decoder and switching between the two is very easy. The IP address software only works on a PC, but once you have the IP address you can configure the camera from any web browser. However, the web video preview only works on PC. I haven't tried the dynamic DNS option, but it works great with a static IP, eliminating the need for IP lookup software. The power cords were just a fraction of an inch shorter so they didn't get stuck in the connector. It was just…

I'm not sure what a person was talking about when they looked complained about it The product only works with Grandstream products. I am using this with a Gadspot NTSC camera to make it an IP camera. I use Blue Iris surveillance software to capture camera images via a video encoder. As such, it works with both third-party cameras and third-party surveillance software. Everything works very well. I've only been testing for a few days and have noticed that the video update on the server sometimes