Network Optix has released their latest version of HD Witness - V1.4. The new release encompasses major enhancements and accelerations to the core architecture of the application making it more powerful and efficient than ever. Some of the new features include the introduction of Android client, multi-video export with embedded player, embedded interactive help system, global time synchronisation, video export with rendered timestamps, ability to use Public IP for Media Server, automatic system updates coupled with many UI enhancements to further enrich its unique user experience. HD Witness is a simple yet powerful VMS solution developed to address the most common problems of modern surveillance systems. HD Witness is easy to install, operate, upgrade and maintain. Its hyper-optimised architecture provides massive enterprise bandwidth savings, low CPU utilisation and powerful overall forensic surveillance management through a simple and powerful user interface.  HD Witness is absolutely free to download and comes pre-packaged with four free recording licenses.

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