IPVision Video Surveillance Software

IPVision ® the leader in IP based security, has introduced new command and control capabilities to improve the performance and response of your Security Information Management (SIM) system. IPVision is a powerful software application that allows security professionals to view and control any camera, from any manufacturer and display that information in real-time on our exclusive IPVision console. The system is event driven, saving you valuable bandwidth. Immediate Notifications IPVision alerts monitoring personnel when any defined, rules based event occurs. When an event does occur, it is displayed on the IPVision console in real-time. The event escalates if no action is taken within the user-defined time frame. The event can be immediately reviewed, stored in the IPVision database and converted to an AVI stream. When significant or urgent events do occur, they can be acted on immediately. Critical visual and text data can be sent to first-response personnel via cell phone, pager, PDA or any other device that supports Java, MPEG4, MJPEG or AVI. With IPVision, mission critical information is available in the field, in real-time.

Sample Features

* Intuitive drag-and-drop live viewing
* Custom predefined multi-view windows
* Archive view by time search
* Archive numerous types of triggered events
* Access to camera administration functions
* Camera formats supported: Java, MPEG4, MJPEG

* Supports P-T-Z camera controls if available
* Supports any CCTV cameras with Axis, VCS, or Vivotek Encoder support
* Site map with camera locations
* Alarm alert and response management
* Custom soft buttons with access controls
* Optional integration with existing alarm systems

* Access to unlimited cameras and locations
* Enterprise class database server for alarm events
* Camera support is wireless or cellular
* Multiple console views for attended security
* Custom systems integation and development
* Unlimited number of cameras.

IPVision Console Professional $499.00	IPVision Console Enterprise Without Notification (Unmanaged) 5 Camera Base Lic. $995.00	IPVision Console Enterprise Without Notification (Unmanaged) 10 Camera Base Lic. $1595.00	IPVision Console Enterprise With Noti?cation (Managed) 10 Camera base Lic. $3995.00

Add one Camera License to IPVision Console Pro. $75.00	Add one Camera License to IPVision Console Ent. Unmanaged $225.00	Add one Camera License to IPVision Ent. Console Managed $325.00

For larger installations please call or email
Academic Licensing available for as little as $200 or up to 49 cameras

Links:
IPVision Airport Security .pdf
IPVision Overview.pdf
IPVision Feature Value Grid .pdf
IPVision Architecture Chart

Video Surveillance News

Intransa Named as One of Fastest Growing Storage Companies by StorageSearch (Centre Daily Times)
Intransa, the global leader of shared, scalable and simple external IP storage solutions for video and IT customer needs, today announced that it has been named by StorageSearch as one of the fastest growing storage companies in the country. As the only video surveillance storage vendor to make the StorageSearch list of the twenty fastest growing storage companies, Intransa's strong traction, ...

Burglars caught on tape stealing lottery tickets (Merced Sun-Star)
Merced County sheriff's deputies are seeking a man who was caught stealing lottery scratchers on a store video surveillance camera.

City of LA faces possible lawsuit over police tape (The Fresno Bee)
The city of Los Angeles is facing a possible lawsuit from a man whose cocaine possession case was dismissed after a video surveillance tape contradicted testimony from Los Angeles police officers who arrested him.

Beer store window smashed (The Peterborough Examiner)
The window at the Chemong Road Beer Store was smashed early Tuesday morning, city police said Wednesday. Police said a man, caught on video surveillance, threw a rock at the window at 1:27 a.m., and then kicked it. He was able to shatter the window, police [...]

City of LA faces possible lawsuit over police tape (KGET 17 Bakersfield)
The city of Los Angeles is facing a possible lawsuit from a man whose cocaine possession case was dismissed after a video surveillance tape contradicted testimony from Los Angeles police...

Worker shot in chest during station holdup (The Star-Ledger)
FRANKLIN TWP.: A gas station attendant was in serious condition after he was shot in the chest during a robbery early yesterday, according to authorities who released a video surveillance picture of the gunman.

Mortorists blocking street sweepers face fines from cameras (Chicago Sun-Times)
Mayor Daley?s Big Brother plan to use video surveillance to ticket motorists who block street sweepers swept through a City Council committee Wednesday, but only after queasy aldermen got assurances about adequate signs.