VIVOTEK is pleased to announce the release of its central management software VAST 1.8 version. For enhancing the flexibility and scalability of the entire surveillance solutions, VIVOTEK has added a series of new features to this new version, including ONVIF Camera Support, Device Packs, Playback Rewind, Seamless Recording, Windows Active Directory. More uniquely, VIVOTEK expanded the language support with Persian and Russian.

VAST is VIVOTEK self-developed central management software for managing IP surveillance products. With intuitive functions and several easy-of-use features, VAST provides unlimited supports to cameras, servers and clients in a hierarchical system structure, efficiently and effectively monitoring, recording, playback, and event trigger management. With those new advanced features just announced, VAST 1.8 version is indisputably capable of constituting a robust system for stores, banking, and public space. Users, who have installed older versions, can easily upgrade to 1.8 version directly by downloading from VIVOTEK’s official website.

Steve Ma, Executive VP at VIVOTEK, stated, “To provide our customers with a user-friendly surveillance solution is always the top priority. Therefore, in addition to hardware products, VIVOTEK has also been putting great efforts to developing video management software. By taking customers’ needs and various circumstances of each installation into consideration, we have been working hard on the VAST performance enhancement continuously. Today, we are quite pleased to announce the release of the upgraded version of VAST, which is believed to bring users with better security and better operational efficiency.”

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