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In Axxon PSIM, you can use modules specialized for working in 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. The video.run and vmdadb.run modules, codecs, part of IP cameras and video capture card drivers are migrated to the 64-bit platform.
Modules specialized for working in the 64-bit system allow removing the restrictions on the number of connected and simultaneously displayed video channels in Axxon PSIM. The use of 64-bit modules allows the system performance improvement up to 10% compared with 32-bit modules.
Some modules of the vertical solutions don't support 64-bit mode, while others, on the contrary, only support 64-bit mode. For more information, see the documentation for the corresponding vertical solution in the documentation repository here.
By default, 64-bit modules are loaded in Axxon PSIM, and if they are not available, the corresponding 32-bit modules are started.
Attention!
If two detectors of DetectorPack are created in the configuration and one supports 32-bit operation while the other supports only 64-bit operation, then the detection module starts in 32-bit mode, and the 64-bit detector won't operate (similarly for other vertical solutions within the same module).
We recommend using 64-bit modules in the following cases:
Note
There is no 64-bit decoder for WS7 and WS17 cards with hardware compression. So video from these cards isn't displayed on the remote client when you use 64-bit modules.
To run 64-bit modules, do the following:
As a result, modules specialized for 64-bit operating systems are loaded. If a 64-bit module isn't found, the corresponding 32-bit module is started.
Configuring the use of 64-bit modules is complete.