Network Video Recorders leverage advanced firmware.
September 8, 2009 -
Used for corporate security/surveillance, VioStor(TM) NVRs come with embedded v3.1.0 firmware that offers features such as generic IP camera integration by CGI command, digital watermarking, and SMS alerts. Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA), also included, leverages 5 parameters - motion detection, missing object, foreign object, camera out of focus, and camera obstruction - to improve quality of surveillance and automate detection of critical events.
QNAP Security Releases New Firmware Version 3.1.0 for VioStor(TM) Series Network Video Recorders
Free upgrade supports Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA), generic IP cameras, digital watermarking, SMS alert, and more
Taipei, Taiwan, August 2009 - QNAP Security, a world class manufacturer of PC-less Network Video Recorder (NVR) solutions for the corporate security/surveillance market, today announced a new version of the embedded firmware for its popular VioStor line of Network Video Recorders (NVR). The new firmware, which will be offered free of charge to existing VioStor users adds important new features to enhance usability and reliability of VioStor NVRs installed around the world.
The new 3.1.0 firmware offers revolutionary features including Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA), generic IP camera integration by CGI command, digital watermarking, SMS alerts, and more! And the most exciting part is all new features are provided as a free upgrade to existing QNAP standalone NVR systems and will be pre-installed in all new models to enhance the ownership experience and maximize the value of VioStor NVRs.
New features of the 3.1.0 firmware include:
Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA). The feature of Intelligent Video Analytics is designed to improve the quality of surveillance and automate the detection of critical events. By using QNAP's new Video Analytics, security personnel can detect evidence of criminal acts much faster and efficiently. QNAP Video Analytics offers five parameters: motion detection, missing object, foreign object, camera out of focus and camera obstruction. Compared to other simple surveillance solutions, the main advantages of QNAP Video Analytics are extremely effective event detection and more flexible ways to define monitoring parameters. For instance, the security administrator can apply multiple parameters of Video Analytics for each camera at the same time for enhanced security. This maximizes the effectiveness of the surveillance without requiring additional security monitoring personnel, saving significant cost. Additionally, with QNAP IVA, searching through a tremendous video database won't be nightmare any more.
Generic IP camera integration. Today more and more IP cameras from various new brands appear in the market. With the new 3.1.0firmware, QNAP Security now provides users with the freedom of choice to integrate new IP cameras by themselves. As long as users can get the CGI command from camera vendor, the live view and recording in M-JPEG compression format could be enabled by simple configuration within the NVR. Distributors and System integrators no longer need to wait for camera integration from the manufacturer. Users can integrate any new cameras quickly and easily.
Digital watermarking. In order to increase security level of recorded video, the new 3.1.0 firmware also adds Digital Watermarking as a data encryption tool to ensure the original recorded video has not been compromised or tampered with. Moreover, by using the current VioStor play-back software interface, users can apply the Digital Watermark simply to the current video in the database. No need to invest time in learning new software is also considered as one great advantage when adapting the new firmware feature into current QNAP NVR system.
In addition, QNAP Network Video Recorder also supports SMS alerts to let security managers get real time notification about an event in progress. QNAP SMS function allows users to subscribe using SMS services from local ISP. This feature definitely can speed up the interaction when critical events occur.
The new 3.1.0 firmware currently supports more than 400 network cameras from 26 popular brands, including AXIS, ACTi, Arecont Vision, Canon, Cisco, D-Link, EDIMAX, ELMO, EtroVision, GANZ, iPUX, IQeye, LevelOne, Linksys, MOBOTIX, Messoa, Nakayo, Panasonic BB/ BL/ i-Pro, SANYO, SONY, TOSHIBA, TRENDnet, TOA, VIVOTEK, and Y-CAM. MOBOTIX MxPEG compression video is on the new supporting list now.
QNAP Security offers the widest range of standalone Linux embedded Network Video Recorders for small, medium, and large facilities. Users can choose different All-in-one Network Video Recorders starting from 4 channels to up to 40 channels of surveillance. The Linux based embedded operating platform allows remote monitoring from any PC connected to the network via a Web interface and is extremely cost effective to operate and environmentally friendly.
About QNAP Security
QNAP Security is a world class provider of professional PC-less Network Video Recorder (NVR) surveillance solutions for small, medium, and large facilities that integrate IP cameras, advanced surveillance video analytics and RAID storage technologies to help companies provide a safe environment for employees and protect company assets. QNAP VioStor NVR solutions provide 1 to 120 channels of networked video surveillance with multi-server monitoring that allow individual monitoring and alarm generation parameters for each channel and are scalable for monitoring a single facility or an entire enterprise.
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