QNAP and Brickcom Cooperate to Provide World-class Network Surveillance Solutions for SMB and Enterprises

QNAP Security, the premium Linux-based and PC-less NVR solution provider, today announces its technical synergy with Brickcom, supporting a full range of indoor and outdoor megapixel IP network cameras to create customized surveillance solutions to meet the security needs of small and medium-sized businesses and enterprises.

QNAP’s VioStor Pro NVR series delivers high performance for local display and live view with full HD monitoring of IP cameras over the network. The VioStor NVR supports abundant features such as 128-channel monitoring from multiple NVR servers without installing additional PC software, high quality H.264, MPEG4, M-JPEG, and MxPEG recording, Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) for faster video retrieval, generic IP camera integration by JPEG CGI command, digital watermarking, advanced event management, email and SMS alert, making it an ideal surveillance solution for all sorts of security-conscious environments. The VioStor Pro Series utilizes a dual-core Intel® Atom™ processor to deliver transfer rates of up to 176Mbps with ultra low power consumption.

“We are pleased to cooperate with Brickcom to provide high quality network surveillance solutions for a broad range of security applications. With the support for multi-channel monitoring, H.264/ megapixel recording, playback, mass storage capacity, and abundant professional surveillance features, the VioStor NVR series is the perfect solution to work with Brickcom megapixel IP network cameras,” said Jacky Cheng, Manager of QNAP Security.

“The integration of Brickcom cameras with QNAP’s NVR solutions offers the market a new alternative to IP surveillance viewing and storage. With each Brickcom camera and video server offering a full feature set, this integration offers a true standalone solution to the surveillance market,” said Ebony Huang, CEO and President of Brickcom.

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