Thursday, September 30, 2010

GeoVision GV-FE110 Coming Soon

GeoVision GV-FE110Security Cameras are one of the hottest pieces of tech and security on the market right now. For obvious reasons security, in both the home and the workplace, is extremely important, which makes the demand for an increase in security camera technology grow rapidly.

GeoVision is one of the largest and most trusted manufacturers in the security camera business, and they are coming out with an all new fish eye IP camera known as the GV-FE110.

The GV-FE110 is a fish eye camera that allows you to monitor any and all angles of your desired location with the convenience of a single, solitary camera. Now you may be thinking "Gathering detail from a fish eye lens is impossible," but GeoVision has that covered. The GV-FE110 converts the hemispherical image of the fish eye lens into your standard, everyday rectilinear projection.

One of the best things about this new camera is that you can watch live feed as well as utilize functions like motion detection, privacy mask and alert notification through an easy to use web interface in your standard internet browser. Plus, all of this can be done without installing yet another piece of software.

In addition to that the GV-FE110 seamlessly integrates with the GV-System, which provides advanced monitoring and video management features. Here is a full list of the key features of the GV-FE110:

-1.3M progressive scan CMOS
-H.264, MPEG 4 and MJPEG
-Provides 360 and 180 degrees panorama view
-No mechanical moving parts
-Built-in Web server for monitoring through IE browser
-Virtual PTZ function
-Auto Pan function
-Playback from any view angle and zoom level
-Privacy mask
-Visual automation
-Tampering alarm
-Built-in microphone and speaker
-DC 12V / AC 24V / PoE
-Micro SD
-16 languages on web interface

The GV-Fe110 can be mounted two different ways, either via a hard ceiling mount or an in-ceiling mount. The in-ceiling mount allows the GV-FE110to be mounted into the ceiling only revealing a small portion of the camera, whereas the hard ceiling mount allows the camera to be mounted on the ceiling displaying the entire body.

If you are looking for a new camera with a wide range of view, then you should definitely check out GeoVision's GV-FE110 fish eye IP camera. It will be available soon so check back here for any and all updates.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010

GeoVision Support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008

GeoVision Supports Windows 7GeoVision updated their software recently with update version 8.3.3 for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 support. This latest update passed all testing for operation and is ready for release for the following systems:

GV-DVR
GV-DVR is a 32-channel digital surveillance system used for audio, video and data processing from remote and local network environments


GV Hybrid-DVR
GV Hybrid-DVR is a versatile video management platform with support for transition from a legacy analog infrastructure towards a pure IP surveillance environment


GV-NVR
GV-NVR is a 32-channel IP video management platform which records audio and video data over TCI/IP networks


GV-CMS
GV-CMS is an application that has central monitoring support for a vast amount of video monitoring, configure, system remote control and alarm notification.


GV-GIS
GV-GIS is a central management system with geographic information as well as Google Maps support which allows it to track vehicles' routes as well as detect detours in the live monitoring and video playback.


The 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2008 as well as Windows 7 are all supported by the systems just mentioned and applications from update version 8.3.3. GeoVision also announced their ongoing R&D projects to support ONVIF/PSIA in their video surveillance products.

ONVIFONVIF and PSIA are two leading organizations both of which are pursuing their goal to bring interoperability to IP cameras. Delivering support to each and every IP camera with ONVIF/PSIA protocols is a very importantPSIA step forward in expanding GeoVision's IP product exposure. That is why GeoVision has joined forces with both ONVIF and PSIA as a member company. GeoVision will soon support ONVIF and PSIA in all of their video surveillance products.

GeoVision has supported over 200 models of IP cameras from major manufacturers such as ACTi, Arecont Vision, Axis, Bosch, Canon, IQinvision, JVC, Mobotix, Panasonic, Pelco, Sony, Verint and even Vivotek, so it only makes sense that they add ONVIF and PSIA to that list.
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Thursday, September 2, 2010

GeoVision G-View

GeoVision G-ViewOne of the best things about a security camera system is that you have full control over everything that has been recorded by the cameras.....as long as you are in the same room as the hardware the cameras are feeding to. But what about if you are away from home and you want to check the feed and see if everything is in order?

This may seem impossible but, thanks to GeoVision, it isn't. G-View is GeoVision CCTV in the palm of your hand through any PDA or smartphone. This CCTV DVR application expands the GeoVision network to handheld devices, including those from Dell, HP, Toshiba, Compaq and other manufacturers.

G-View allows GeoVision users to view video from any networked GV-system in real-time (yeah, you read that right, real-time) on any Windows CE-based PDA. Users can also switch to view different cameras and even perform PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) control or take a quick snapshot from the live video feed.

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Thursday, August 19, 2010

VIVOTEK Network Cameras Supported by GeoVision

GeoVision and VIVOTEKVIVOTEK, a prestigious leading manufacturer in the network video surveillance industry, has been around since 2000 and is always looking at new ways of expanding business. Well, not too long ago they found one of the best ways possible to expand their business by crafting an agreement with GeoVision, a leader in the DVR and NVR business.

With the two companies working together, GeoVision has integrated VIVOTEK's 7000 series and newer 8000 series H.264 network cameras with GeoVision's GV-NVR 8.3 IP software, one of the leading IP video management platforms available. This integration offers a powerful yet flexible solution to modern surveillance.

GeoVision's Pure IP Surveillance platform is a strong video management solution with full IP video management capabilities. The platform also has superior interoperability with surveillance systems that are already out. Another good thing about this system is that it is appropriate for as few as one camera or as many as thousands.

Users can control VIVOTEK Network cameras on a GeoVision platform, performing functions like video codec selection and PTZ. According to Owen Chan, Chairmen of VIVOTEK, "GeoVision plays a key role in IP video surveillance software. With this cooperation, we have seen a significant enhancement of our product competitiveness. The integration has opened up the potential to maximize each of our respective business to offer our customers a premium solution."

"We are pleased to add support for VIVOTEK's network cameras to GeoVision's offerings. Our software platform, integrated with the network cameras, is suitable for organizations of all sizes, making it possible to provide comprehensive solutions to a wide range of customers." according to CEO of GeoVision George Tai.

Needless to say there are definitely going to be some big things happening from this partnership between VIVOTEK and GeoVision.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Remote DVR/NVR Server Check Up

GeoVision NVRJust because you buy a security camera system doesn't mean that you can just let it run and everything will be ok. Just like any piece of equipment, you security camera system needs to have regular maintenance to insure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. Security camera maintenance isn't a new thing and there are plenty stories of people neglecting their systems that end with disastrous results. However, with the right equipment and the right technology, worries about proper maintenance for your security camera system can become a thing of the past.

The best way to keep your system running smoothly is with a set schedule for maintenance. Whether it be weekly, monthly or even quarterly, any type of schedule maintenance could catch a potentially big problem before anything comes up about it. Camera Security Now has been doing security system checkups for years and at only $25 per checkup your GeoVision server can receive a complete diagnoses from a highly trained security systems specialist.

Camera Security Now performs an in-depth checkup of your GeoVision DVR/NVR servers to insure that your system is running as smoothly as possible. A technician from Camera Security Now will check your overall system function, your hard drive performance and usage levels, your virus protection patch version, your OS service patch version, that your cameras are recording according to plan, your internet connectivity and your GeoVision software release notification. After each remote checkup, a technician will provide you with a brief report on how everything is running.

If you have a security system, chances are that you are not paying as much attention to that system's maintenance as you should be. Don't wait until your system is broken before you try and fix it. Insure that your system never breaks with scheduled maintenance checkups from a highly trained security systems specialist. Visit CameraSecurityNow.com or to schedule a Remote DVR/NVR Server Check Up today because it's never to late to make sure your system is running top notch.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

GeoVision Turbo Mode

GeoVision logoGeoVision has been one of the leaders in the market of digital surveillance for many years and always seems to produce some great products and some great features that work to enhance the way we use digital surveillance systems. Features with GeoVision continuously strive to make digital surveillance better and better each day and that is exactly what the company's newest feature, Turbo Mode, tries to do as well.

What Turbo Mode does is that it allows recording at the highest speed that GV-Combo Card A, which includes GV-1120A, GV-1240A and GV-1480A, can provide at the VGA and D1 resolutions. This basically means that the Type A card can record more frame rate per second than the current GV Combo card. Turbo Mode is not compatible with current GV Combo D-Type cards. If you are going to be using Turbo Mode and you have this setup then you will have to replace your old GV Combo card with 2 Type A cards.

Here are the minimum system requirements you will need to meet in order to run Turbo Mode on one GV-1408A card: Core 2 Quad 2.4GHz CPU, 2 x 512 MB Dual Channels of RAM for Windows 2000 and XP operating systems or 2 x 1 GB Dual Channels of RAM for Windows Server 2003 and Vista, ATI Radeon X1300 PCI-E or NVIDIA n7300 PCI-E VGA and 320GB HDD. The minimum system requirements to run two GV-1408A cards is a Core i7-920 2.66GHz CPU, 2 x 1 GB Dual Channels of RAM for all operating systems, ATI Radeon X1300 PCI-E or NVIDIA GeForce 7300 PCI-E VGA and 750 GB HDD.

Turbo Mode is out now on GeoVision 8.3 but a lot of details about it are hard to find. But nevertheless it seems like it will greatly improve digital surveillance recording and, hopefully, help out a lot of companies and businesses that use GeoVision digital recording systems for their security needs.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

WEB Interface


Remotely view your Geovision DVR Server across the web on your PC! All you need is a computer and an internet connection.

The remote client software easily installs through your internet connection when you first login to your cameras.

The Web interface allows up to 16 camera views per window. Multiple windows can be launched. The web interface also allows control of pan-tilt-zoom cameras, remote sound and displays static's.

The Geovision web interface allows users to connect to any number of remote GeoVision DVR Camera Servers and choose cameras from multiple server locations on the same view. Each camera view can be configured any-way the remote user prefers.

Video Playback through the web
All stored video on remote GeoVision CCTV DVR camera servers can be played back via the web connector.

Request internet access to our GeoVision DVR systems.

See actual video samples from GeoVision systems.

Camera Security Now Website on Geovision Web Interface.