Quadrox® Inc, the market leader in standards-based network video solutions, announced the release of GuardNVR version 4.5. This solution is a high quality web-based network video recording and managing software from Quadrox that supports all applicable IT Standards and focuses on ease of use.

New features of GuardNVR 4.5 include:

Upgraded software:

  • New camera models are supported
  • A new graphical look - now we are ready for the new Quadrox Fast Touch Client

Special features for retail:

  • Over 15 different kinds of POS software are now supported in version 4.5
  • Transactions search is now as simple as Google search
  • Video footage is exported with the transaction information which is in the form of subtitles. They can be reproduced in a standard media player

Thorough video analysis:

  • Both analog and network cameras now have the function of Advanced Video Analytics
  • Compatible with any version of Windows XP and Windows 7, both 32 and 64 Bit

Long-term warranty:

  • Our recorders have still 3 years on site hardware warranty.

 Perfection provides constant growth. The last ten years we guaranteed two new versions annually!

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