CoVi Technologies Releases Distributed Media Manager For Third-Party IP Cameras -- Security Today

CoVi Technologies Releases Distributed Media Manager For Third-Party IP Cameras

Jun 20, 2007

CoVi Technologies recently announced the CoVi DMM-2000, the company’s first Distributed Media Manager that supports third-party IP cameras. The DMM-2000, an intelligent video recorder, stream server and video information manager, is designed to work with the Sony IPELA camera line. This new product represents a key milestone in CoVi’s broader market strategy to provide support for a wide range of other leading third-party IP cameras in the future.

The ability of the DMM-2000 to support Sony’s IPELA video surveillance cameras significantly expands the market for CoVi IP-based security camera area networks in a wide range of environments where IP security cameras are widely used today. Up to two Sony cameras can be connected to a single DMM-2000, and video, live or recorded, can be streamed to multiple users simultaneously. For maximum flexibility in physical installation, CoVi provides three different enclosure options for the DMM-2000: a 2U rack-mountable chassis, a lockable wall-mount chassis and a stand-alone enclosure.

“The development of the DMM-2000 for other manufacturers’ IP cameras is the final step in making CoVi SCAN the video surveillance industry’s ‘open IP’ solution”, said Cliff Cox, director of product management at CoVi. “Our goal is to provide network managers with the world’s premiere video storage and management system, regardless of the mix of analog, IP or CoVi HD cameras they might employ. We will support additional vendors’ IP cameras in the future that complement the CoVi SCAN solution.”

The CoVi system is designed to address the exponential growth of IP-based networked video surveillance traffic by providing the ultimate in management, storage and delivery of high-quality video surveillance over IP networks.

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