Thursday, December 20, 2007

GeoVision V8.12 Compatible with Vista

GeoVision's latest version, V8.12, is compatible with Microsoft's operating system, Vista. So now all GeoVision users who have Vista can rejoice. Along with being compatible with Vista this new version has greater mobility, scalability, and operability.

With V8.12 it is easier than ever to use your mobile device to view live feeds from your GeoVision surveillance systems. With a new multi-screen feature, you can view from 1 to 16 video feeds from anywhere you want! You can control PTZ cameras by simply using the directional pad on your mobile device. You can switch between cameras in a flash and view full screen video faster than ever before. So whether you want to check in on your store or keep an eye on your home, you can do it with no problem with the GeoVision V8.12.

Interested in GeoVision equipment and software? Camera Security Now offers GeoVision DVR Servers with V8.12!

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

CCTV Surveillance for Water Treatment Facilities

Water Treatment Facility CCTVThe protection of our nation's water treatment facilities is very important. Especially after the event on September 11th and the threat of terrorism. Because of this many water treatment facilities are turning to advanced surveillance systems like a Geovision CCTV DVR Server.

This could be a smart move especially for those facilities that have old surveillance equipment or none at all.

CameraSecurityNow.com will work with plant operators and managers of any size treatment facility to customize a solution to fit your facility best with the budget you have available. CCTV DVR systems can be upgraded at anytime in the future.

Get a CCTV Surveillance Quote for a Water Treatment Facility.

Monday, November 26, 2007

GeoVision Electronic Article Surveillance

GeoVision Electronic Article Surveillance GeoVision announced plans last week to collaborate with Electronic Article Surveillance(EAS) systems providers and integrate EAS features into their upcoming video surveillance software.

EAS integration will allow retailers to not only receive alarms when an un-scanned item attempts to leave the store but will trigger exit door video to automatically be recorded and marked as an EAS event. This video will even be available in live time to store management using their PDA’s, thus allowing for faster and more appropriate responses to potential shoplifting incidents.

The EAS system will not only record video when an EAS tagged item leaves the store but will also be able to match it up with video of the shelf where the item is stocked. In this manner the GeoVision surveillance system will be able to quickly provide a video trail of the attempted shoplifting incident.

Through more effective EAS video integration retailers can take advantage of their GeoVision CCTV security camera system to reduce loss and the costs associated with preventing and or prosecuting shoplifters.
Fro more information on how a GeoVision DVR system can help your retail establishment visit our CCTV Learning Center.

Click here to request a custom GeoVision Security Camera Quote for your Retail Establishment.

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Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Security Cameras From Tech Army E-Store

Security Camera E-StoreCamera Security Now announced today they will be marketing their Security Camera and GeoVision DVR products online through the Tech-Army E-Store. The new agreement comes as the Tech-Army goes live with a new and improved E-Store released early in the Forth Quarter of 2007.

John Beagle, CEO of CameraSecurityNow.com, said his goal for the new Online Security Camera E-Store was simply “To improve the speed at which we process orders for those customers who have a straight forward security camera or DVR need”.

Beagle went on to say that unlike the firms main Security Camera website, that targets complete security systems for medium to large scale businesses, the Tech-Army E-Store is designed for smaller, and simpler security camera needs.

There are however several complete security camera packages in the E-Store and security consultants are always available for free phone consultations. Should any security system have the need for onsite installation those services are offered from Camera Security Now by way of their nationwide Tech Army installers.

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Setting A GeoVision Motion Mask



The GeoVision Server Configuration Video Project Continues!

This is now the 5th "do-it-yourself" style DVR setup video produced by Bryan Wood of the Tech-Army for Camera Security Now.

In this video Bryan talks about how to use a Motion Mask to mark off certain areas of your video for either special attention or for exclusion from the motion detection software.

A must watch video that can make your GeoVision DVR system all the more useful.


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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Ask A CCTV Expert

Ask A CCTV Expert On The Tech-Army.org ForumsComputer Service Now, in conjunction with the Tech-Army, is hosting a discussion thread where you can ask our staff of CCTV technicians and installers any security camera related questions you would like.

Our staff has been using the Tech-Amy Technical Forums for over a year and this new thread should be a great way to stay in touch with our customers, or our potential customers, who have a technical question on their security camera project.

We would of course encourage our readers to ask all the right questions prior to making your securituy camera hardware purchase, so pre and post sales questions are all welcome.

To make your post first register on the Tech-Army Forum and then post your CCTV / security camera questions here.

Monday, October 22, 2007

Philadelphia is getting help from Security Cameras

Mayor John Street is not a stranger to crime. Born into a violent rural community in Norristown, Mayor Street began his public career as a community activist for peace. Today he announced a plan to add 250 security cameras to city streets.

The first of the cameras will be installed in the violent neighborhood around 52nd and Market Streets in West Philadelphia according to Deputy Police Commissioner Jack Gaittens. The first of the cameras could be operational as little as two weeks.

The cameras will all be wireless, highly visible to deter criminals, and monitored by a new class of civilian police workers.

The $9 million deal between the city and Unisys provide video surveillance to a large area of the city.

City Council members Darrell Clarke and Donna Reed Miller promised legislation that would authorize a similar amount for another 250 cameras next year - 500 altogether by 2009.


About the Philadelphia Mayor:
John F. Street was sworn in as Philadelphia's 97th Mayor on January 3, 2000.

CCTV Demo


GeoVision CCTV Demo
GeoVision CCTV Security Camera Systems are easy to install and easy to afford. But where can you go to see on online GeoVision demo or learn more about CCTV in general? One great place to start is the Camera Security Now CCTV Online Demo page that will give you live access to a GeoVision DVR running from the Camera Security Now office building.

To view a GeoVison system over the internet you will need windows XP and a one time active x plug-in from GeoVision. For a quick step by step guide to enable the GeoVision active x download then follow the link from the CCTV Demo page to our GeoVision active x instruction page.

The cameras installed on the demo GeoVision Demo DVR as of this posting are all entry level bullet cameras with the exception of a standard body camera installed in the upper lobby watching the elevators and entry way.

Should you wish to see more CCTV demo footage or learn more about CCTV you can visit our CCTV Learning Center or see the links below to request a quote or to ask an expert any CCTV question.

GeoVision CCTV Security Camera Quote Request

Ask a CCTV Expert

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

CCTV Learning Center

Security Camera TutorialFor those of you who have ever had trouble installing your CCTV Camera Security system, look no farther. CameraSecurityNow.com has released their CCTV Learning Center which provides "how to" videos for CCTV and GeoVision Installation.

The new learning center provides comprehensive tutorials and video guides showing you exactly how to configure and build your GeoVision and CCTV Camera System.

For those of you who have ever tried to install a system yourself, you know how difficult it can be. Make it easier on yourself and visit the CCTV Learning Center to see and understand exactly how to build and configure your CCTV Camera System.

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Setting Up Dynamic DNS On A GeoVision DVR

GeoVision DNS Setup - A Video By Bryan WoodAnother video is out from Bryan Wood of Camera Security Now. This time he shows us how to set up a Dynamic DNS entry on your GeoVision DVR. Taking advantage of this feature will allow users to create their own domain name for internet access to the remote view of their cameras.

Once complete from any where on the internet you simply type the domain name into your browser and it will resolve to your GeoVision DVR, even if you do not have a static IP.

The best thing is this is a free service offered by GeoVision and as you can see from the video it can be set up in under 5 minutes.

Click here to read more and watch the video on How to set up Dynamic DNS in GeoVision.

Friday, September 21, 2007

Digital Security Cameras Catch Laptop Theft



Here is as example of a the framerate that a GeoVision digital surveillance camera security system can deliver.

Even though it is a spoof, it was all done with equipment available from Camera Security Now.

Monday, September 10, 2007

Benefits of Bullet Security Cameras

Bullet Security CamerasOne of the most cost effective solutions for CCTV monitoring, bullet cameras provide great quality at low cost. These cameras are also compact and discrete, coming in sizes slightly over 2 inches long.

Also Designed for versatility, bullet cameras can function both indoors and outdoors, and can also perform in both normal and low-light conditions making them very flexible. If you are in a situation where there is no light, bullet cameras can also be equipped with an infrared lens, letting them see in the dark.

All of these advantages make the Bullet Security Camera ideal for situations in which space is limited, you wish to remain discrete, and when you need to keep costs at a minimum.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Adding a Storage Location to your GeoVision DVR Server



Woodio demonstrates how to setup a 'storage location' on the GeoVision DVR Server for CCTV surveillance video.

Click here to see the growing series of Do It Yourself GeoVision Configuration Videos.

Monday, August 13, 2007

GeoVision San Jose Security Camera Systems Locally Installed

San Jose CCTV Security CamerasRudy Fierro confirmed today that his San Jose Security California firm would be entering into a partnership with CameraSecurityNow.com to become their sole CCTV contractor in the Bay Area.

Mr. Fierros firm, A Surveillance Camera Company Inc, has been serving the San Jose CCTV Market for over 20 years. Mr. Fierro is a well respected figure in the community and with a background in Telecommunications and Law Enforcement is perfectly suited to be a well rounded partner in the San Jose Security Camera market.

Both firms will immediately begin a joint marketing campaign and expect to see substantial increases in San Jose CCTV sales.

Wednesday, August 08, 2007

CCTV Security Systems for Pizzerias and Restaurants

Today more than ever businesses are installing new CCTV Security Cameras for their businesses. If you own a pizzeria, eatery, or other restaurant, now is the time to act. By installing a new Camera Security System you will insure the security of your business. Save money by increasing employee productivity, prevent inventory loss, and stop theft and vandalism.

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Construction Site IP Camera Demo

Thinking about how to add Security Cameras at your Construction Site?

Below is an entire day of video from a StarDot IP camera compressed into less than one minute. To read more about IP Cameras for Construction Site Security visit CameraSecurityNow.com

Friday, July 13, 2007

Using Spotlights With CCTV Security Camreas


Ever consider that to much light could be a bad thing for your outdoor Security Cameras? Well consider what you see when you walk outside with a bright flash light with a narrow beam. You see only what is lighted in the narrow beam of your flash light. The same thing can happen to your Security Cameras when you use high powered spotlights to light their field of view. To learn how to better light and design your outdoor Security Camera system read more in our Lighting & Security Camera article.

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Lower Manhattan Gets UK Style CCTV Security Camera System

As 2007 comes to an end in New York City the Lower Manhattan area should have around 100 new CCTV Security Cameras online. According to a plan appropriately titled “The Lower Manhattan Security Initiative” this is the start of thousands of cameras all connected to a central network monitored by the New York City Police Department. So far the project appears to be 25% funded and as monies become available the initiative will continue. However as you could expect there is already opposition from the New York Civil Liberties Union who object to the collection of the video on law abiding citizens. Source : New York Times

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Camera Privacy - Research by UC Berkeley

Some day technology may be able to protect your privacy from all those security cameras that are popping up everywhere. New research at UC Berkeley is underway that would in live time digitally obscure your face through software used by Digital Video Recorders. UC Berkely story continues.

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Infrared CCTV Security Camera Information & Video Review

Doing some research on an Infrared (IR) camera ? Then take a look at this article and video of an actual IR camera connected to a Geovision DVR.


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