video storage
Spectra Logic and SoleraTec Deliver Affordable Long-Term Video Retention
Organizations in many industries are using video surveillance to improve safety and security, protect business assets, meet legal requirements and much more. To meet these needs, organizations are installing more high definition cameras and retaining the video longer. However, higher camera resolutions, higher frame rates, and expanding retention requirements are putting pressure on both storage […]
Pivot3 Builds Momentum In Target Markets
Pivot3, a leading supplier of video surveillance and virtual desktop (VDI) converged storage appliances, continues to increase momentum in the VDI and video surveillance market segments through significant customer wins, new technologies, and the company’s commitment to strong service and support. The company reports that the last two quarters are the highest consecutive quarters in […]
Exacq Technologies Releases New S-Series Enterprise Server
Exacq Technologies Releases the new S-Series Enterprise Friday, 07 February 2014 19:39 Exacq Technologies, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco, manufacturer of video management system (VMS) software and servers used for video surveillance, has released the new S-Series Enterprise line of networked video storage servers. The new S-Series Enterprise line of networked video storage servers from Exacq Technologies allows users to add extended storage and archived storage to any exacqVision server running the exacqVision Professional or Enterprise Video Management System (VMS) software. In addition, S-Series Enterprise servers can be used to archive video from exacqVision Edge IP cameras. exacqVision Edge is a full-featured VMS that runs directly on compatible IP cameras. By using the S-Series to archive video and audio, users can optimize their network load with scheduled archiving. The S-Series Enterprise includes flexible, user-defined archiving rules to store critical video and audio longer. Additionally, the S-Series allows users to consolidate video archives from multiple exacqVision recorders to one or more S-Series devices. Users can also extend their exacqVision storage without the need for an additional recorder. The S-Series Enterprise is expandable to 80 terabytes on enterprise-class hard drives utilizing RAID 5 or 6 for maximum hard drive reliability. The S-Series Enterprise servers also include redundant power supplies to significantly reduce the risk of a system power failure. With the S-Series networked storage server, exacqVision users will have one unified VMS solution to administer and monitor the storage and recorders. This single user interface reduces the complexity […]
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DNF Security Launches Highly Customizable Falcon 50TC Surveillance Video Recording Platform
Extremely affordable surveillance solution is purpose-built for small to medium-sized deployments supporting up to 32 camera channels plus number of IP cameras. Hayward, CA (PRWEB) January 29, 2014 DNF Security, a business unit of Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) and a leading provider of mission-critical IP surveillance solutions, today launches its new Falcon 50tc hybrid NVR solution capable of recording up to 32 analog camera channels and a vast array of certified IP cameras in one easy to use and highly customizable system. The Falcon 50tc incorporates the highest quality components in an enhanced, purpose-built, upgradable and cost-effective solution. It is the ideal choice for small to medium-sized deployments supporting analog and IP based hardware. Flexible Falcon 50tc appliances can also double as video workstations with custom configurations providing up to 8 high resolution DVI monitor outputs to meet your surveillance project needs. "Optimized for video recording and storage, our Falcon 50tc towers are the foundation of a quiet and powerful video recording solution that offers multiple upgrade paths as your surveillance project grows in size to help accommodate the need for increased performance from the solution," said Mo Tahmasebi, president and CEO for Dynamic Network Factory. DNF Security’s latest addition to the Falcon family of products features an open hardware platform which allows you to choose a powerful fourth generation Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processor, internal video storage capacities of up to 20TB, 8GB or more of high speed video cache and an optional advanced hardware RAID […]
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OzVision And Schneider Electric Sign Strategic Marketing & Distribution Agreement
OzVision and Schneider Electric have signed a strategic marketing and distribution agreement to provide businesses throughout the United States with comprehensive Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) solutions. The agreement was signed in January 2012. The OzVision platform leverages the OzVision Continuous Offsite Video Recording (COVR)™ core technology to securely transmit and store video off-site, […]
Hollywood Comes To Video Surveillance
Dailies. B-Rolls. Circle-Takes. These digital video oriented processes of the “Hollywood” production marketplace have –for nearly a decade now– seen an explosion in the volume of recorded video that must be stored and managed. Entirely new workflows have been created to handle the deluge of video that digital movie-set cameras have unleashed. In the old days parts of movies, TV shows, and commercials would end up on the “cutting room floor” as sections of film were edited out of the production. Nowadays, every “take” is kept and possibly re-used in the bloopers edition or the director’s cut release.
Standalone NVRs Advance In Market Over PC-Based NVRs
Source: Alyssa Fann, a&s International | Date: 09/26/2013 Related tags: Standalone NVRs , NVR NVRs began as PC-based solutions, harnessing the powers of a CPU. However, in recent years, these are no longer the mainstream products on the market. A couple of years ago, standalone NVRs were introduced into the market, catering to the increasing popularity of network cameras. Since then, their popularity has risen in the industry and standalone NVRs are claiming their spot as the mainstream video storage product. Another NVR develop in recent years is in response to community- and city-wide surveillance projects. The NVRs that cater to this market segment are large with powerful data processing capabilities. PC-BASED VS. STANDALONE While both PC-based and standalone NVRs record video, store video, and manage cameras, recorded content, viewing and archiving, the differences between the two lie in how they operate and the features they provide. Standalone NVRs are smaller and more compact in size compared to PC-based NVRs. In terms of performance, standalone NVRs operate on SoC and usually have one or more DSPs for video compression, decompression, and a CPU for other functions. On the other hand, PC-based NVRs utilize the CPU for video compression/decompression, viewing and recording content, and managing cameras. Currently, standalone NVRs are better suited for systems where the number of cameras is within the limits of an NVR’s capacity. PC-based NVRs are decidedly more powerful in processing data, and offer much more flexibility in storage scalability, compared to standalone NVRs. PC-based systems […]
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QNAP Security Enhances Storage Expansion Solution And Adds Edge Recording Function
QNAP Security Enhances Storage Expansion Solution and Adds Edge Recording Function for VioStor NVR Firmware v4.1.1 NewswireToday – /newswire/ – Taipei, Taiwan, 2013/09/17 – QNAP® Security, a professional Linux-based stand-alone NVR provider, today updated their VioStor NVR firmware v4.1.1 with an enhanced storage expansion solution – QNAPSecurity.com . Rank or share this free Newswire Press Release Distribution content. Join the network! Learn How! Your Banner Ad Here instead – Showing along with ALL Articles covering Audio/Video Equip./Surveillance Announcements The new firmware also supports a range of AXIS IP cameras for edge recording and two-way audio functions. We are glad that the favorable VioStor NVR storage expansion solution now applies to selective Turbo NAS models with the latest QTS operating system v4.0.2, said Andrew Yu, product manager of QNAP Security. Now more QNAP users can easily expand their NVRs storage capacity and enjoy the intuitive QTS 4.0 Turbo NAS management system. By installing the StorageExpansion app (QPKG) on a Turbo NAS, administrators can connect their VioStor NVR with the Turbo NAS via network to flexibly enlarge the total storage capacity of the VioStor NVR. The VioStor NVR firmware v4.1.1 supports a range of AXIS IP cameras for edge recording function. If an unexpected disconnection disrupts the VioStor NVRs recording from monitored IP camera(s), the edge recording feature enables the VioStor NVR to retrieve missing videos that have been temporarily stored on the cameras once the network connection is restored, ensuring a stream of uninterrupted footage […]
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Camcloud Announces Support For MJPEG Cameras From Foscam And D-Link
Camcloud has expanded our platform to include support for MJPEG cameras from leading vendors such as Foscam, D-Link and many others. Our platform update not only includes MJPEG support but also enables our users to upload images (instead of video) when there’s a motion event. Check out our supported cameras page and read the full […]
ONVIF Publishes Profile G Draft for Video Storage and Recording
ONVIF, a global standardization initiative for IP-based physical security products, announced the Release Candidate for Profile G — the specification designed to store, search, retrieve and play back media on devices or clients that support recording capabilities and on-board storage. This new Profile is now available for review on the ONVIF website. As with Profile […]