Another demo live from ISC West 2012. March Networks retail solutions integrate high-quality surveillance video with transaction receipt data. They enable loss prevention investigators to centrally search for suspicious transactions across all store locations and quickly drill down to critical video and data evidence.

With the Command software events tool, you can setup and combine different rules to respond efficiently to incidents happening within your video surveillance network. This is the final video in our Command Intelligent Video Management video series.

Surveon (www.surveon.com) VMS provides an intelligent video surveillance management solution offering intuitive monitoring and smart video analytics. VMS features three different modes — Live View, Playback, and Setup. In this video you can quickly get familiar with the Live View Mode and master the operating features, such as add view and inview spot, send view to floating windows, create a sequence, digital zoom and instant playback, insert images & HTML, adjust image settings.

This video is to demonstrate how to install surveillance software for your AirLive IP cameras and NVRs. For more information, please visit us at www.AirLive.com

March Networks Searchlight applications integrate surveillance video with facial images, vehicle license plates and ATM transaction data to help banks speed fraud investigations and reduce losses from ATM skimming, cash harvesting and other crimes. Watch this overview and visit www.marchnetworks.com to learn more.

Demonstration of the new exacq Mobile 2.1 for Android phones

Demonstrating the enhanced multi-camera playback feature in version 3.1 of the exacqVision IP Video Surveillance software

A 10-minute instructional video providing full guidance on how to use BriefCam VS Online for the rapid review of video for surveillance, security and safety.

An overview of the new exacqVision Start: easy-to-use VMS with essential features for low-cost video surveillance.

This video tutorial looks at distributed architecture and its uses in a video surveillance system. Distributing recording computers out to the edge of the network is a common method used to lower bandwidth and balance the recording load.