Which three features are supported by the Cisco Video Surveillance Encoding Server? (Choose three.)

The encoding server is designed to accept both IP camera streams and analog camera inputs by converting analog signals to digital, making it a versatile bridge device in a surveillance deployment.

The Cisco Video Surveillance Encoding Server uses H.264 compression, not MPEG-2 or MPEG-4, which are not supported encoding formats for this platform.

Archiving is a fundamental capability of the encoding server, enabling recorded video data to be stored locally or to a network location for later retrieval and review.

Motion detection is a native feature of the encoding server that analyzes video frames to trigger recording events or alerts when movement is detected within a camera's field of view.

Clustering is not a feature of the encoding server; high-availability and scale-out capabilities are associated with other components such as the Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server.

Virtual matrix switching is a function of the separate Cisco Video Surveillance Virtual Matrix product, not the Encoding Server.