Wavestore’s wide range of digital video recording systems, operate on an open platform and are  able to simultaneously record and display high quality images from combinations of analogue, network (IP and megapixel), HD, HDcctv, 360 degree and infra-red cameras
Wavestore's DVRs, NVRs and HVRs are rugged, reliable and straightforward to install, configure and operate
Wavestore's reputation for producing easy to implement and operate digital recording solutions will be further enhanced with the unveiling of a significant upgrade to its open platform software at IFSEC 2011.

"In the latest version of our software, we have introduced our best ever customisable graphical user interface (GUI)," said Chris Williams, Wavestore's Director of Marketing and Business Development. "Customers can now position and size the display of live or recorded video from multiple cameras on a single screen, to match their specific operational requirements."

Wavestore's latest software upgrade, which has a multi-language, including Arabic, on screen display, also offers the option to encrypt video for transmission purposes, whilst a ‘real-time authentication' feature provides proof of which recording device the video has been backed-up from.

Wavestore, which can be found on stand G60 in Hall 4 at IFSEC 2011, is a global provider of sophisticated, high performance hybrid video recording solutions ,hat offer a wide choice of compression methods to record and store video from any combination of analogue, high definition and 360 degree cameras.

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