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DVR (Digital Video Recorder) technology replaces the use of existing analog technology, like
VHS tapes and VCR’s, by being able to store images in digital formats that are superior in
both convenience and quality.
One of the many problems with analog tapes is the limited searching capabilities they provide.
Searching for a certain event or time period in an analog tape is both tedious and inefficient.
Now, with the introduction of DVR, it has become easier, among other things, to find the
images you want: simply enter the time and date into the computer and data is retrieved in
seconds. No more mundane searches or manual tracking of tapes.
With VCRs, preservation of recorded data, especially sensitive recordings, was difficult to
do. DVR provides several options (DAT, CD, DVDs) in permanently preserving large
amounts of data in digital formats, maintaining the integrity of the video for far longer periods
than any analog tape.
The DVR also works in conjunction with sensors to operate security systems: relays can
close shutters or ring sirens when motion sensors are triggered, for instance.
In addition, our DVR makes it possible to modify DVR settings and retrieve recorded data
remotely through a network or the Internet.
Reliability, convenience in searching and storing, and flexibility to meet various demands for
surveillance systems are what make us proud in offering the next generation DVRs.
Various features briefly introduced here are just some of the features of a constantly evolving
technology.
We are always striving to innovate and create new ideas to meet demands from all areas of
the globe.
Tel: 949-833-1010
Fax: 949-833-1015
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