by Shane Henson — August 12, 2011—QNAP Security recently announced the successful integration of a series of Samsung Techwin network cameras with the VioStor NVR (network video recorder) series. This integration will allow facilities managers to flexibly plan their surveillance structure within their requirements and budget, regardless of the level of security system needed.
According to QNAP Security, combining the strengths of QNAP VioStor NVR series—such as high performance hardware platform with excellent data processing power, user-friendly interface, and data storage technology—with the new addition of being compatible to Samsung Techwin’s network cameras, brings new possibilities to the market.
Retailers who use full HD displays, as well as other professional users in the industrial, educational and government sectors who would typically need to monitor more than 100 IP cameras, have a new, reliable solution to choose from, says the company.
Benefits provided by QNAP VioStor NVR series include:
- Full range of NVRs available from 2-drive entry-level to 8-drive professional models, and 4-40 channels H.264, MxPEG, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG recording;
- Dynamic E-map and multi-server monitoring (up to 128 IP cameras): Users can pinpoint the position of each IP camera on a multi-layered digital map, receive instant notification of alerts, and view the corresponding IP camera immediately by direct clicking the camera icon on the E-map;
- High-definition local display (available with VioStor NVR Pro series): The NVR is compatible with widescreen HDMI monitors and TVs of different resolutions, up to 1920 x 1080 pixels, for local video and audio monitoring. Users can quickly play the videos using only a USB mouse and a monitor connected to the VioStor NVR.
- Dynamic E-map and multi-server monitoring (up to 128 IP cameras): Users can pinpoint the position of each IP camera on a multi-layered digital map, receive instant notification of alerts, and view the corresponding IP camera immediately by direct clicking the camera icon on the E-map;
