Nine products that share one job: getting camera video from wherever it originates to whoever is allowed to see it, over networks that are rarely as good as the specification said they would be.
Forge and Media Router are the core. Everything else extends them.
Enterprise transcoding at scale. Hundreds of concurrent processes, every common codec in and out, automatic codec detection, VMS bridging, and native Genetec SDK integration.
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The distribution layer. Every codec and protocol in and out, camera protocol emulation, isolated endpoints per partner, per session tokens, and health monitoring across the estate.
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Cloud-based VMS for watching live Media Router streams, monitoring your WINK Forge fleet, and tracking and managing the whole estate from a browser.
Explore WINK CrossroadUnified traffic intelligence and license plate recognition. Vehicle counting, wrong-way detection, emergency vehicle alerts, and plate reading on existing cameras.
Explore WINK Traffic and LPRAdd-on to Media Router for motion detection, object tracking, people counting, and plate recognition on streams already flowing through the platform.
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Recording and retention that steps quality down as footage ages instead of deleting it, with search by what is in the video.
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The same cameras on iOS and Android, using the access rules already set in Media Router. White label branding available.
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A viewer, and nothing more. Up to twelve cameras on one screen in selectable layouts, an interactive map, mobile access, and five permission tiers.
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Mesh video wall system: one single-board computer per display, a WINK-supplied ISO for 2K or 4K nodes, and automatic configuration on first boot.
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Hardware encoder for HDMI and SDI sources. Now in its end of life period, with support through 2026 and security patches to 2031.
Explore WINK EncoderIntegration with Genetec Security Center is through the native SDK rather than a plugin, which is what keeps PTZ, authentication, alarms, and camera metadata behaving the way operators expect. Milestone XProtect, OnSSI Ocularis, Axis Camera Station, ONVIF, and direct RTSP are supported, and where a receiving system will only accept a camera, the platform can present itself as one.