Archive for November, 2007
We’ve put a new exacqVision Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) wiki page online. This new FAQ page will be updated on an ongoing basis and contains the most common questions and answers we receive from our customer support and technical support groups.
The FAQ page is divided into categories, focusing questions on our Hybrid NVR servers, our exacqVision server software, the exacqVision client software, IP camera questions, and general product questions.
The exacqVision FAQ can be accessed from our Downloads page, or you can go directly to the page by clicking here. As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions.
November 27th, 2007
Our Manufacturer Rep network continues to grow. We are pleased to announce that we have appointed Rockie Reps, based in Denver, Colorado, as our newest manufacturer rep firm to manage System Integrator and OEM sales of exacqVision products in the Rocky Mountain states of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah.
Steve Novack, president of Rockie Reps, is no stranger to us. His rep firm was one of the first we brought on board back when we owned Integral Technologies and we’re delighted to be working with him once again. Steve started his career as the manager of one of the large pro video distributors in New York City, and left to form his own marketing company, now Rockie Reps, back in 1987. In the past 20 years he has represented most of the major physical security brands. In addition to Exacq, Rockie Reps also represents such companies as Altronix and Network Video Technologies.
Rockie Reps can be contacted as follows:
Web: www.rockiereps.com
Phone: 1-888-497-1115
e-mail: steve@rockiereps.com
We welcome Steve and his sales team to the Exacq family of Reps. Our complete listing of North American Manufacturer Reps can be found here.
November 26th, 2007
We are pleased to announce that we have appointed Murphy & Cota, headquartered in Suwanee, GA, just north of Atlanta, as our newest Manufacturer Rep firm to offer the exacqVision Video Surveillance line of products to systems integrators and OEMs in the southeast US, covering Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama.
We’ve worked alongside Murphy & Cota before, back when we owned Integral Technologies, and we couldn’t be more pleased to be working with them again. Murphy & Cota is one of the leading Rep firms in the country, offering a unique level of customer support, and they represent some of the top names in physical security companies, including Aiphone, Fiber SenSys, Tatung, Network Video Technologies, and CBC America.
Murphy & Cota can be reached as follows:
Web: www.murphyandcota.com
Phone: 1-800-344-5373
e-mail: sales@murphyandcota.com
We welcome the Murphy & Cota team: Russ Moore, Lori Carter, Dick Green, Tony Burns, Gretchen Moore and Donna Haley to our exacq family of Reps.
The complete list of our North American Manufacturer Reps can be found here.
November 19th, 2007
The 11th annual China Public Security Expo was just held in Shenzhen, China. Our distributor for China, Tung Po, featured the exacqVision IP video surveillance systems connected to IP cameras from Arecont Vision and analog cameras from Pelco.
The reception by attendees was certainly enthusiastic. Kenny Leung of Tung Po relayed these comments:
There was excited feedback from China customers over the versatile software solution by exacqVision. They felt that the software and the hybrid server were an ideal solution to utilize existing analog camera systems and to transition into IP digital video cameras.
Our congratulations to the crew at Tung Po for their successful booth and our sincere appreciation for their efforts in promoting the exacqVision product line. Tung Po can be reached as follows:
Tung Po (H.K.) Technology Enterprise Ltd.
www.tungpotec.com
Phone: +852-2692-7288
E-mail: info@tungpotec.com
November 9th, 2007
One of the more powerful features of exacqVision is exacqReplay, which gives the user the ability to instantaneously play back video from any camera simply by right-clicking in that camera window and selecting the time segment (last 5 seconds, last 30 seconds, etc). This is a useful feature for both alarm assessment, as well as to quickly review something that just happened.
exacqReplay pops up a video window with a scrub bar that allows you to review the most recent video for the amount of time selected. This window is resizable from small to full-screen, and can be located on a second monitor if one is available. From this video window, you can easily export a portion of the video clip for e-mailing or burning to CD/DVD, or you can capture individual images for printing or e-mailing.
Roger and Dan put together a video showing how exacqReplay is used, and here it is:
All of our exacqVision demo videos can be found on our YouTube page here.
November 5th, 2007