QGuard is high-quality video management system that is standards-based and focuses on ease of use. It supports all Onvif compliant network cameras sold on the market. As new standards and cameras become available new drivers can be easily added.
Synchronised playback of multiple cameras, playback of video based on time or alarm events with a graphical representation of activity levels.
QGuard can be installed as a separate server or integrated with existing solutions through its free software development kit (SDK).
Use of IT standards considerably reduces the total cost of ownership of various applications such as point of sale, petrol station, or alarm system.
Permanent, activity-based, alarm triggered or a combination of all of the above with each setting made on a per camera basis.
Remote viewing of live or prerecorded video from anywhere in the world via TCP/IP networks.
Synchronised playback of multiple cameras playback of video based on time or alarm events with a graphical representation of activity levels.
QGuard logbook gives a complete and clear overview of all user and system activities and interactions.
Notification of the alarm via e-mail or SMS, and instant access to the alarm video footage.
QGuard features a Health Monitoring Service that upon detection of system component faults immediately notifies the operator.
Maximise storage space using sophisticated masking in combination with graphically represented activity threshold levels.
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