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SecurityTronix Announces Free iPad App for Surveillance DVRs and HVRs

Aug 21, 2014

SecurityTronix announces the official release of its eagerly anticipated SecurityTronix Announces Free iPad App for Surveillance DVRs and HVRs STVIEW HD Apple iPad tablet application. The software is available from the iTunes App store for free download and contains several enhanced features to highlight the user experience.

STVIEW HD allows users to view and capture live video and still images, as well as download existing files directly to the iPad. Users can control pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) functions on applicable cameras, and much more. Search the iTunes App Store for the free app under the name STVIEW HD. Install the app, enter your DVR access information, and connect!

SecurityTronix Division Manager Jennifer Kern stated, "The STVIEW HD mobile app series has been redesigned and expanded by the SecurityTronix engineering team for integration with iPad tablets, and outstanding performance over Wi-Fi, 3G or greater networks. Users will find immense convenience and value with the ability to utilize PTZ camera control and instant photo and video review and storage directly to the iPad."

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