QNAP Security Releases New Firmware for VioStor NVR Series with Multi-channel Playback and Automatic
December 9, 2008 | 18:43
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Taipei, Taiwan, December 2008 - QNAP Security today revealed the firmware 2.7.0 for its VioStor network video recorder (NVR) series. The new firmware supports a number of new functions including multi-channel playback, automatic on-server camera search, and new camera models from Vivotek, GANZ, Toshiba, ACTi, Axis etc.
The highlighted new feature 'multi-channel playback' of the new firmware enables the users to play the video recordings of different camera channels simultaneously on the web-based interface. They can also select to play the video at different speed. No extra software utility is required. In addition, the digital zoom function is now available for more flexible playback, especially for megapixel IP cameras. A new monitoring UI is provided for live video monitoring, digital zoom, easy drag and drop function, smart control of PTZ and speed dome cameras, and real-time alarm notification. QNAP has also added a list of new IP cameras from Sony, Panasonic, Vivotek, Axis, ACTi, and Toshiba IP cameras to the compatibility list of the VioStor series.
'QNAP VioStor series is renowned for its high performance and abundant top-class features for monitoring, playback, and recording. The firmware 2.7.0 brings our users further convenience with the system operation,' said Jacky Cheng, Senior Product Manager from QNAP. 'Besides, the green VioStor series are built on Linux OS and the power consumption is only 18W for 1-bay NVR, 30W for 2-bay NVR, and 80W for 5-bay NVR. Comparing to PC-based surveillance system which consumes about 350W during operation, QNAP VioStor series is obviously more energy-saving than the PC-based solutions.'
The new firmware 2.7.0 and the update details are available on www.qnapsecurity.com/download.asp.
QNAP Security has recently launched the 5-bay, standalone network video surveillance recording system VioStor-5020 NVR for SMB and enterprise users. The VioStor-5020 NVR supports 20-channel M-JPEG/ MPEG4 recording, megapixel (up to 8 megapixels) recording, five hot swappable SATA drives (up to 5 TB for long term recording), dual Giga LAN, and advanced RAID configurations. For further details, please visit www.qnapsecurity.com/pro_detail_feature.asp?p_id=106.
About QNAP Security
QNAP Security is a professional provider of network video recorder (NVR) surveillance solutions that integrate advanced surveillance and storage technologies. With the solid expertise in Linux, video encoding, and decoding technologies, QNAP Security has successfully developed Linux-embedded NVR surveillance solutions with comprehensive monitoring, recording, and playback functions. The Linux-embedded platform of QNAP Security's products ensures higher system stability with less virus attacks or hacking than Windows-based monitoring solutions.
The highlighted new feature 'multi-channel playback' of the new firmware enables the users to play the video recordings of different camera channels simultaneously on the web-based interface. They can also select to play the video at different speed. No extra software utility is required. In addition, the digital zoom function is now available for more flexible playback, especially for megapixel IP cameras. A new monitoring UI is provided for live video monitoring, digital zoom, easy drag and drop function, smart control of PTZ and speed dome cameras, and real-time alarm notification. QNAP has also added a list of new IP cameras from Sony, Panasonic, Vivotek, Axis, ACTi, and Toshiba IP cameras to the compatibility list of the VioStor series.
'QNAP VioStor series is renowned for its high performance and abundant top-class features for monitoring, playback, and recording. The firmware 2.7.0 brings our users further convenience with the system operation,' said Jacky Cheng, Senior Product Manager from QNAP. 'Besides, the green VioStor series are built on Linux OS and the power consumption is only 18W for 1-bay NVR, 30W for 2-bay NVR, and 80W for 5-bay NVR. Comparing to PC-based surveillance system which consumes about 350W during operation, QNAP VioStor series is obviously more energy-saving than the PC-based solutions.'
The new firmware 2.7.0 and the update details are available on www.qnapsecurity.com/download.asp.
QNAP Security has recently launched the 5-bay, standalone network video surveillance recording system VioStor-5020 NVR for SMB and enterprise users. The VioStor-5020 NVR supports 20-channel M-JPEG/ MPEG4 recording, megapixel (up to 8 megapixels) recording, five hot swappable SATA drives (up to 5 TB for long term recording), dual Giga LAN, and advanced RAID configurations. For further details, please visit www.qnapsecurity.com/pro_detail_feature.asp?p_id=106.
About QNAP Security
QNAP Security is a professional provider of network video recorder (NVR) surveillance solutions that integrate advanced surveillance and storage technologies. With the solid expertise in Linux, video encoding, and decoding technologies, QNAP Security has successfully developed Linux-embedded NVR surveillance solutions with comprehensive monitoring, recording, and playback functions. The Linux-embedded platform of QNAP Security's products ensures higher system stability with less virus attacks or hacking than Windows-based monitoring solutions.
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