An iPhone application called The Bosch DVR Viewer App has been released and is now available on the iTunes app store. The Bosch DVR Viewer lets you watch video or still images from cameras connected to a Bosch Video Recorder 440/480 and 600 Series located in homes, offices or businesses, from anywhere in the world. In addition, the app can even control the focus, pan, tilt and zoom on selected PTZ cameras.

Combined with Bosch state-of-the-art DVR and camera solutions, this App gives the security system owner a completely new level of freedom and flexibility to secure people and premises, regardless of their location.

Features of Bosch DVR Viewer

  • IOS 5.0 support (iPod Touch 4, iPad, iPhone 4)
  • Easily view live video feeds from any camera
  • Automatic sequencing of all connected cameras
  • Full screen live video mode
  • Optional startup password for access protection to your personal DVR networks
  • Snapshots recording any time and save the image to the iPhone/iPod photo library
  • Pan, Tilt, Zoom control options for PTZ cameras
  • Sound support for audio sources connected to DVR
  • Up to 4 simultaneous Web connections per DVR

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