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The GV-NVR (Network Video Recorder) records video and audio data over TCP/IP networks. With up to 32 channels of pure IP surveillance, the GV-NVR offers the same functions as GV-Series Surveillance System. From monitoring features to video analytics as well as integration with LPR, POS/ATM and Access Control systems, it stands as one of the most comprehensive IP surveillance software in the security market.
Combined with GeoVision IP camera, the GV-NVR takes advantage of a better image quality thanks to the progressive scan technology and allows advanced video features such as Picture-In-Picture and Picture-And-Picture. Compatibility with a wide range of third party IP cameras makes the GV-NVR the ultimate solution for pure IP surveillance environments.
Combined with GeoVision IP camera, the GV-NVR takes advantage of a better image quality thanks to the progressive scan technology and allows advanced video features such as Picture-In-Picture and Picture-And-Picture. Compatibility with a wide range of third party IP cameras makes the GV-NVR the ultimate solution for pure IP surveillance environments.
Milestone is the best open platform IP video management system you can get. It acts as the core of your surveillance system, connecting all the hardware of your choice for an optimal, integrated solution. The software is offered in tiers as packaged solutions scaled to different business needs.
Milestone delivers a complete range of IP video software products, ranging from smaller installations to very large, multi-site installations with integrations to other systems.
Multi-server and multi-site IP video surveillance solution: Unlimited recording of MJPEG, MPEG-4, MPEG-4 ASP*, MxPEG and H.264* video from IP cameras and IP video encoders with analog cameras.
Unlimited number of recording servers: Supports unlimited devices per server and offers continuous recording, and recording activated by motion or event with speed-up and pre/post buffer functionality.
Evidence export: JPEG, AVI and native database formats with stand-alone recording viewer, data encryption and logs, user notes and report printing.
Milestone delivers a complete range of IP video software products, ranging from smaller installations to very large, multi-site installations with integrations to other systems.
Multi-server and multi-site IP video surveillance solution: Unlimited recording of MJPEG, MPEG-4, MPEG-4 ASP*, MxPEG and H.264* video from IP cameras and IP video encoders with analog cameras.
Unlimited number of recording servers: Supports unlimited devices per server and offers continuous recording, and recording activated by motion or event with speed-up and pre/post buffer functionality.
Evidence export: JPEG, AVI and native database formats with stand-alone recording viewer, data encryption and logs, user notes and report printing.
A Network Video Recorder or NVR is an IP based device that sits on your network. Because they are IP based, Network Video Recorders can be managed remotely via your LAN or over the Internet giving you greater flexibility. The basic function of an NVR is the simultaneous recording and remote access of live video streams from your IP Cameras
Network Video Recorder will feature flexible recording and playback capability, an optional intuitive remote control unit, a user-friendly GUI, Intelligent Motion Detection, and PTZ camera control. In relation to recording and play-back, an NVR has some similarities to a Digital Video Recorder. An NVR is a true digital system that receives digital images/video streams over the network and records them on a hard disk in a digital format. Where as a DVR is in fact a hybrid system that can accommodate analog cameras and store the video on a hard disk in digital format. where as Some DVRs have a rudimentary interface to the network that offers remote viewing capabilities.
Network Video Recorder will feature flexible recording and playback capability, an optional intuitive remote control unit, a user-friendly GUI, Intelligent Motion Detection, and PTZ camera control. In relation to recording and play-back, an NVR has some similarities to a Digital Video Recorder. An NVR is a true digital system that receives digital images/video streams over the network and records them on a hard disk in a digital format. Where as a DVR is in fact a hybrid system that can accommodate analog cameras and store the video on a hard disk in digital format. where as Some DVRs have a rudimentary interface to the network that offers remote viewing capabilities.
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