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exacqVision 5.4 Release Now Available

Posted on March 18, 2013 by

The latest version of the exacqVision Video Management System (VMS), Version 5.4 is now available.Version 5.4 is part of the exacqVision quarterly software release schedule and is available to all users with an up-to-date Software Subscription Agreement (SSA) at no charge. Version 5.4 makes significant additions and improvements to the exacqVision VMS with the addition of significant IP camera models and IP camera functionality, our first phase of video archiving, simplified software updates, a new web service and more.

exacqVision 5.4

exacqVision 5.4 is available for download at https:exacq.com/download

New exacqVision 5.4 features include:

exacqVision Archiving – Phase 1 (Seamless Archive Drive Search)
New Direct Driver Support for Samsung IP Cameras
Nearly 200 New IP Cameras Added and/or Tested
Enhanced Client Control for Fisheye/Panoramic IP Cameras
Support for New Axis M3007 Panoramic Camera
Simplified and Automated Software Updates
- Remote Server Updates – exacqVision Pro
- Automated Multi-Server Updates – exacqVision Enterprise with EHM
New Camera Configuration Page
Latest exacqVision Web Service / Thin Client for Browser

exacqVision 5.4 Feature Overview Video

exacqVision Archiving – Phase 1 (Seamless Archive Drive Search)
exacqVision 5.4 introduces the first of three phases to archiving. With this phase, the search feature of exacqVision retrieves video from both the local video server and a separate Search Archive drive seamlessly, with the results displayed as if all of the video was originating from the same server. Video is archived to the Search Archive drive using Windows backup or Linux batch file protocols.

New Direct Driver Support for Samsung IP Cameras
Samsung has quickly become one of the largest IP camera manufacturers in the industry. With the newly developed native driver, exacqVision now supports nearly 90% of Samsung’s IP camera/encoder product offerings.

Supported Samsung Model Series:

1000 Series: 1001, 1011, 1080
3000 Series: SN* -3000, 3002, 3080, 3082
3371 / 3302 Series
5000 Series: SN* -5000, 5010, 5011, 5061, 5080
5200 Series
6200 Series
7000 Series: SN*-7000, 7001, 7002, 7061, 7080 7082
3100 SN series, SPE Series encoders (supported via ONVIF Profile S)

Nearly 200 New IP Cameras Added and/or Tested
The latest version of the exacqVision VMS includes new IP camera compatibility with nearly 200 different camera models from major manufacturers.

DIRECT DRIVER SUPPORT: In addition to adding entirely new direct drivers for Samsung in the latest version of exacqVision we have also added new camera models for a number of our partners:

ONVIF PROFILE S SUPPORT: ONVIF Profile S is now supported by exacqVision, paving the way for faster, more complete ONVIF integration. Camera testing based on ONVIF Profile S and existing direct drivers has been conducted or started for the following manufacturers:

Enhanced Client Control for Fisheye/Panoramic IP Cameras
Support for specialized 360 degree fisheye/panoramic cameras and lenses from partners like Vivotek and ImmerVision have been enhanced to include more direct control of the various viewing styles directly from the exacqVision client. Users can now choose different modes to view panoramic, panamorphic, and fisheye cameras. The new Fisheye menu includes the following options:

Disable – turns off the seleced Fisheye mode
Dewarp – flattens the image so that you can move around within the image
Panorama – spreads the entire image out into a single view
Dual View – flattens the image into two sections viewable from the same video panel

These de-warping features are also available during playback from the client and in exported video clips using the exacqVision Media Player.

Support for New Axis M3007 Panoramic Camera
exacqVision 5.4 adds support for the new Axis M3007 camera. The M3007 is a panoramic camera that also provides multiple video streams. Both of these features are supported with version 5.4 and can be viewed and controlled from the exacqVision client software resulting in several unique panoramic views being available from a single camera.

Simplified and Automated Software Updates
Automated and remote updating of your exacqVision software is a centralized, time-saving way of making sure you have the latest software on your systems.

REMOTE SERVER UPDATES (available with any server running exacqVision) – With version 5.4, you can now update the server software on a system remotely. With internet access enabled, exacqVision will check for available server software updates from exacq.com and will download the newest update based on your SSA end date. If the server does not have internet access, the update can be downloaded and installed on a network drive with a specified location for the server to perform the update. Once configured, the system will display the status of the update during installation and provide an audit log.

AUTOMATED MULTI-SERVER UPDATES (available with exacqVision Enterprise and EHM option) – The exacqVision Enterprise Health Manager (EHM) now supports automated scheduled updates of multiple servers. Closed system updates can be accomplished by downloading the update and installing it on a network accessible drive. A valid SSA and Enterprise license is required.

New Camera Configuration Page
exacqVision 5.4 offers a completely redesigned camera page on the Camera Recording and Enterprise Cameras pages. With this new design, subsets of cameras can be selected using filters on the left side of the screen. Selected cameras can then be configured all at once rather than individually. This should greatly speed up the camera setup process for large installations.

Latest exacqVision Web Service / Thin Client for Browsers
Coinciding with the release of exacqVision 5.4 is the release of Version 2.8 of the exacqVision Web Service. The web service allows you to access your servers using an internet web browser on a computer or smart phone. The latest version has been updated to more closely match the client software. Search time boxes and control buttons have been added and video metadata is displayed. To see a live demo of the exacqVision thin client, click here and choose the “Advanced” option.

Recent Releases
With this release we continue to make rapid progress with exacqVision, and incremental releases hit quarterly with new features and functionality. The full release history of exacqVision VMS is here:
exacqVision Release History

Download and Installation
As always, the latest versions of exacqVision client and server software can easily and quickly be copied over existing versions while retaining all user settings. The latest versions are available through ‘Check for Updates‘ in the ‘About‘ box in the exacqVision software.

exacqVision Server software is available in both Windows and Linux versions, and the exacqVision client software is available in Windows, Linux and Macintosh native versions. Any version of exacqVision client can connect to any version of exacqVision server.

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Z-Series Servers Storage Doubled
Up to 80TB/Server

Posted on February 14, 2013 by

Roger Morency

exacqVision Z-Series hybrid and IP camera video surveillance servers now utilize 4TB continuous duty enterprise-class hard drives, increasing the maximum storage from 40 to 80TB per server.

Designed for demanding enterprise video surveillance applications, Z-Series servers accept up to 192 cameras (64 analog + 128 IP). Continuous recording rates of 520mbps enable high frame-rate recording at multi-megapixel resolutions per camera. The doubling of storage-per-server significantly reduces equipment cost for large system deployments utilizing multiple servers.

RAID 5 or 6 is standard on all Z-Series servers, protecting against data loss from 1 or 2 drive failures. Front-mount drive bays are hot-swappable for easy expansion and drive replacement. The new Z-Series front cover protects unauthorized users from accessing the drives.

All exacqVision Z series servers now use the newest generation of drives with faster search times for stored video. For maximum throughput and video search times, 2TB drives are used for configurations of 40TB and under, and all systems configured for 48TB or greater use the 4TB drives for maximum capacity and speed.

Z-Series servers come pre-configured with exacqVision on internal SSD, and are ready for out-of-the-box deployment. All Z-Series configurations are available for immediate shipment, and the full listing of configurations is available here.

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ADI Honors Exacq Technologies

Posted on January 30, 2013 by

Roger Morency

We’re pleased to announce that Exacq Technologies has received the 2012 ADI Vendor of the Year Award. The award was presented at ADI’s Vendor Symposium held on January 18, 2013.

ADI’s Vendor of the Year Award is presented to one vendor that excels at product advancements, sales goals and outstanding service. This is only the second year that the exacqVision product line has been available through ADI, and Exacq won the “2011 Rookie Vendor of the Year” award during this same meeting last year.

We’re certainly honored and grateful to accept this award. ADI has quickly become an excellent partner and we look forward to another successful year with them.

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exacqVision Version 5.2 Released

Posted on December 19, 2012 by

Roger Morency

exacqVision 5.2, the latest software release for the exacqVision Video Management System (VMS) is now available. The latest version updates exacqVision Start, Pro, Enterprise and Edge. It’s compatible with all exacqVision servers (hybrid, IP and COTS) and incorporates new features, third-party integration and improvements. Exacq continues to deliver quarterly software updates and hardware offerings for the exacqVisionVMS.

exacqVision 5.2 is available for download here: http://exacq.com/download

exacqVision 5.2

New exacqVision 5.2 features include:

Hardware Monitoring
- Monitors motherboard of an exacqVision factory server
- Use with Event Linking to send email/text alerts
Expanded Multistreaming capability
- Multistream support added for Pelco, Hikvision, Interlogix
exacqVision Edge adds support for new ISD cameras
Integration of video analytics through exacqVision Event Linking
New IP Camera Integration
- UDP, Riva, ACTi and Interlogix
Simplified Video Configuration
- Easier configuration for Views, Tours, Maps and Groups
Video Export Improvements

Hardware Monitoring

Protect your investment. Always know the status of your exacqVision factory servers with the new Hardware Monitoring feature available with exacqVision 5.2. Track the voltage, temperature and fan speed of your motherboard. In the event that any of the measurement values is outside the minimum or maximum range, an ALARM indicator is displayed and can be sent as a notification via email or text message using the exacqVision Event Linking feature.

Hardware Monitoring

Expanded Multistreaming Capabilities

Version 5.2 adds multi-streaming support for Pelco Sarix, Hikvision and Interlogix cameras.

The multistreaming feature (introduced with exacqVision 5) allows the ability to set multiple, independent video streams from the IP camera. Each stream can be set at different frame rates, resolution and quality level, ideal if you require remote viewing over a limited-bandwidth connection, but want to retain the highest resolution for recording and local viewing. Up to four streams per camera can be selected, depending on the IP camera model.

Other supported IP cameras for multistreaming include those from Axis, Arecont Vision, Panasonic and ACTi. Multistreaming is supported in exacqVision Pro, Enterprise, and Edge.

multi-streaming support

exacqVision Edge Support for ISD Cameras

We have partnered with Innovative Security Designs (ISD) to bring the exacqVision Edge VMS server directly onto ISD cameras. ISD’s unique IP/analog cameras support the SDXC format with up to 128 GB of on-camera storage to create a powerful single camera solution or a vital component of a distributed solution.

Innovative Security Designs

Integration of video analytics through exacqVision Event Linking

Most UDP cameras include on-board video analytics. These events can now be linked directly to exacqVision via the Event Linking feature. Use powerful video analytics to trigger alarms, record video or audio, automatically export clips or send notifications via email or text message.

UDP video analytics

New IP Camera Integration

RIVA

Support has been added for RIVA’s RC100HD, RC1202HD, RC2102HD, RC3102HD, RC3502HD, RC6602HD, RC3302HD, RC3702HD, RC4202HD,
RC4602HD high definition IP cameras. Many of these cameras also support
onboard video analytics.

Interlogix

Increased support of the Interlogix line of IP cameras. Many of these models
feature multistreaming capability that is also supported with exacqVision 5.2.

ACTi

Increased support of our direct ACTi camera driver to include the new E11, E12,
and E13 E Series cube and the E31 bullet cameras along with E51, E52, and
D51 D Series domes.

UDP

Added support for UDP’s newest IPN100HD, IPN1202HD, IPN2102HD, IPN3102HD, IPN3502HD, IPN6602HD, IPX3302HD, IPX3702HD, IPX4202HD,
IPX4602HD high definition cameras. Many of these cameras feature video
analytics that run directly on the camera.This functionality is also supported by exacqVision 5.2.

Simplified Video Configuration

We’ve made it easier to create and edit Views, Tours, Maps and Groups by putting them all in the configuration page and creating an easy-to-use, common editing page.

Video Configuration VMS Page

Video Export Improvements

Now you can know exactly how large an export file is before you send it. This may help you decide on a particular type of media (e.g. flash drive or DVD) or whether or not to send it electronically.

Video Export

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exacqVision Version 5.0 Released

Posted on September 17, 2012 by

Tom Buckley

exacqVision 5, the latest software release for the exacqVision Video Management System is now available. This latest version updates exacqVision Start, Pro, Enterprise, and Edge; is compatible with all exacqVision servers (hybrid, IP and COTS). exacqVision 5 incorporates new features, third-party integration and improvements, continuing the delivery of regular quarterly software updates.

exacqVision 5 is available for download here:
http://exacq.com/download

Key exacqVision 5 features include:

Multistreaming Support for IP Cameras
- Up to 4 or 8 streams/camera
- All streams available for both recording and live viewing
- No additional licensing required
Vastly Faster Client Performance
- Up to 6x display speed increase
- More fluid, smooth video display
Faster and Easier Search
- 2x search download speed improvement
New Auto Export
- Automated backups to user-selected storage
New IP Camera and Encoder Integration
New Video Analytics Integration
New PSIM Integration
New Version-level Upgrade Promotion

Multistreaming Support for IP Cameras
The new Multistreaming feature of exacqVision 5 allows the ability to set multiple, independent video streams from the IP camera. Each stream can be set at different frame rates, resolution and quality level, ideal if you require remote viewing over a limited-bandwidth connection, but want to retain the highest resolution for recording and local viewing. Up to four streams per camera can be selected, depending on the IP camera model. In addition, up to eight ‘Region of Interest’ streams can be setup on select Arecont Vision cameras, allowing for true cropping of individual, independent streams, and a full realization of the benefits of multi-megapixel cameras.

With exacqVision Multistreaming, all streams can be recorded, viewed live, saved to views, exported, and available in search and playback. All streams can be individually configured for recording schedules, storage rules and more. No additional licensing is required; the standard exacqVision camera license enables up to four video streams, and up to eight Region of Interest streams are available on Arecont Vision cameras. Supported IP cameras for multistreaming in Version 5 include Axis, Arecont Vision, Panasonic and ACTi, with more coming. Over 240 IP camera models are supported in multistreaming in this release, with more coming. Multistreaming is supported in exacqVision Pro, Enterprise, and Edge

The exacqVision configuration calculator has been updated to include multi-streaming.

exacqVision Configuration Calculator

exacqVision Pro, Enterprise, Edge

Vastly Faster Client Performance with Multi-Threading
The exacqVision 5client display speed has been vastly improved due to multi-threading and hyper-threading enhancements, taking advantage of multiple processor cores commonly found on most computers available today. Significantly smoother, more fluid video displays and screen redraw speeds of up to 6x are now available. This performance increase is independent of the operating system used on the client, whether it be Windows, Linux or OSX.

Faster and Easier Search
In addition to client display speed improvements, Search Download speed has been improved by 200%, resulting in noticile faster searched video downloads. Additionally, searching for specific cameras with the exacqVision Surveillance Keyboard and other compatible USB joysticks has been enhanced for more intuitive use, and the PTZ interface has been streamlined into a single window for easier use and navigation to presets.

Auto Export
The new Auto Export feature, a revamp of the former exacqRecall function, now enables automated time-based backup of user-selected cameras to user-selected storage. Date, time and other file name-based variables are appended to each export.

exacqVision 5.0 Auto Export

New Camera and Encoder Integration

interlogix
Support has been added for the interlogix TruVision Open Standards box and dome series cameras (from standard VGA resolution to 5 megapixels) via the Onvif plug-in.

Vivotek
Support added for Vivotek VS8401, VS8801 and VS8102 encoders.

Samsung
Support added for the Samsung SNB-5001, SND-5011, SND-5061, SNB-7001, SND-7011 and SND-7061 cameras via the Onvif plug-in.

ACTi
Support added for the KCM-7911 hemispheric camera

Axis
IP Camera support and exacqVision Edge support added for the M1013 and M1014 cameras.

JVC
Onvif plug-in support added for a number of new JVC IP cameras including T16U, T216U, T216VPRU, H37U, H137U, H237U and H237VPU models.

Messoa
New Onvif plug-in support for Messoa models NDF820, NCR870, NDF821, NDF831, NDR891, NCB855PRO and NCR875PRO .

Grundig
Support added for GCI-C0735P, K0779P, K0589T, G0509B, H0503B, and K1526T models via the Onvif plug-in.

New Video Analytics Integration

Sony DEPA Video Analytics
Event linking integration for Sony’s DEPA (Distributed Enhanced Processing Architecture) Advanced video analytics supported by a number of Sony IP cameras has been added to exacqVision. Camera models include CH140, CH180, CH240, DH140, DH180, DH240, EX101, EX104, EX154, RH124, RH164, RS46, RS84 and RS86.

More information on Sony’s DEPA Advanced technology can be found here.

intuVision Video Analytics Integration
Integration has been completed with the intuVision Panoptes Video Analytics software, and supports routines such as Line Cross, Loitering, Objects Taken/Objects Left Behind, and People Counting.

Acic Video Analytics Integration
Integration has been completed with Acic Video Analytics, and supports analytic events such as people entering a zone, crossing a line, vehicle counting and traffic incident). Enriched video streams can also be received in real time, containing advanced motion detection, object position and track, counting and classification statistics. A video showing the integration with exacqVision is here.

New PSIM Integration

Honeywell MAXPRO PSIM Integration
Integration has been added for the Honeywell MAXPRO PSIM.

New Version-level Upgrade Promotion
All exacqVision users with a current SSA (Software Subscription) can download Version 5.0 at no charge. For users who wish to upgrade but are outside of a current SSA, we are offering an upgrade promotion: a fixed price of US MSRP $250/server, regardless of the number of cameras, will get you current with Version 5.0. This promotion runs through December 14, 2012.

The part number for the Version 5 Upgrade Promotion is EV5-UPDATE-PROMO and is available through all authorized exacqVision resellers and distributors.

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Exacq at ASIS 2012

Posted on September 14, 2012 by

Tom Buckley

Exacq at ASIS International 2012 ASIS International 2012 just wrapped up in Philadelphia. It was a very good tradeshow for us. Although show attendance was perceived to be down by some accounts, the Exacq booth was very busy the entire show.

In our booth at ASIS 2012 was the first showing of exacqVision 5, the latest version of our exacqVision Video Management Software, which will be released September 17. One of the key features in Version 5 is Multistreaming support. Multistreaming allows the ability to set multiple, independent video streams from the IP camera. Each stream can be set at different frame rates, resolution and quality level, ideal if you require remote viewing over a limited-bandwidth connection, but want to retain the highest resolution for recording and local viewing. Up to four streams per camera can be selected, depending on the IP camera model. In addition, up to eight ‘Region of Interest’ streams can be setup on select Arecont Vision cameras, allowing for true cropping of individual, independent streams, and a full realization of the benefits of multi-megapixel cameras.

With exacqVision Multistreaming, all streams can be recorded, viewed live, saved to views, exported, and available in search and playback. No additional licensing is required; the standard exacqVision camera license enables up to four video streams, and up to eight Region of Interest streams are available on Arecont Vision cameras. Supported IP cameras for multistreaming in Version 5 include Axis, Arecont Vision, Panasonic and ACTi, with more coming. Over 240 IP camera models will be supported in multistreaming in this release, with more coming. Multistreaming is supported in exacqVision Pro, Enterprise, and Edge.

exacqVision 5 multistreaming
Multistreaming in exacqVision Version 5. The “child” streams appear in the camera tree under the “parent” stream.

Other features in Version 5 shown included a vastly faster exacqVision client, with full processor multithreading support, providing a smoothness and fluidity of video display that is up to 6x faster than previous clients. Search speed is also improved, providing a 2x speed improvement in downloading searched video. A new Auto Export feature allows for automated backups to user-selected storage.

exacqVision Edge, the full VMS running on an IP camera, was in full force at this years show. In addition to supporting Axis IP cameras, two new IP camera Edge platforms were added in Version 5: IQeye and ISD.

exacqVision Edge running on IQeye camera
exacqVision Edge running on ISD and IQeye cameras at the show

Axis was showing exacqVision Edge in their booth, and is featured in this video:

exacqVision 5 will be released Monday, September 17, 2012. A new version-level upgrade promotion is available as well.

exacqVision was featured in many booths around the show floor, including Samsung, Panasonic, Anixter, Bosch, Axis, Winncom, CNB, NVT, IQeye, IDenticard, and Tyco Integrated Security, among others.

We appreciate everyone that stopped by our booth. Some pictures from the show are below, and the full picture library from ASIS 2012 is here.

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Exacq ranked #4 on IBJ’s 2012 list of fastest-growing Indianapolis private companies

Posted on June 21, 2012 by

Tom Buckley

Indianapolis Business Journal Indiana 100 supplement 06-18-12 This week’s Indanapolis Business Journal contains the annual Indiana 100 supplement listing the top 25 fastest-growing Indianapolis-area private companies. Exacq Technologies ranks #4 on the 2012 list. The IBJ ranked the companies based on revenue growth from the fiscal years 2009-2011. Last year Exacq ranked #7 on the list.

In addition to the list, the IBJ also had an article that highlighted the top ten companies. The feature on Exacq begins:

Exacq Technologies Inc. President Dave Underwood shows potential clients a video of a jewelry store customer palming a $47,000 three-carat diamond ring. He explains that with older, analog technology, even though the robbery would have been caught on camera, you couldn’t have seen the sleight of hand because there wasn’t enough resolution in the pictures. But with the Internet protocol megapixel cameras, you can see exactly what’s going on.

That video helps Exacq, which develops the software that manages the security cameras that are ubiquitous in businesses and public buildings, win over new customers who need video surveillance to protect their inventory, work force and clients.

The article goes on to talk about Exacq’s value path for customers:

Underwood said Exacq offers a product line that allows clients to integrate the high-resolution equipment while retaining their older technology. So instead of replacing all their equipment, clients can add cameras where it makes sense. Exacq integrates the cameras with its software and systems, and retrofits the analog cameras with a modern system. Underwood compares the upgrade to replacing your home or office computer every few years to update technology. Because security cameras are standard equipment everywhere from banks to fast-food restaurants, Exacq’s growth has been exponential.

“People are willing to switch out when there’s a value in switching out to the new technology so you can see something you couldn’t see before,” Underwood said. “And that’s one of the reasons we’re growing rapidly.”

The full article can be read here. The list can be viewed here.

Exacq ranked #4 in 2012 Fastest-Growing Indianapolis-Area Private Companies

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exacqVision Version 4.11 Released

Posted on June 15, 2012 by

Tom Buckley

exacqVision Version 4.11 Version 4.11 of the exacqVision Video Management Software is now available. This latest version updates exacqVision Start, Pro, Enterprise, and Edge, and is compatible with all exacqVisionservers (hybrid, IP and COTS servers). It incorporates new features, enhancements and improvements, continuing the delivery of regular software updates.

Version 4.11 is available for download here:
http://exacq.com/downloads

Key features include the following:

Enhanced Visual Appearance
16:9 viewing panes
Updated icons
Faster Client Display
Enhanced Search & Archiving
exacqReplay for Views
Search current viewing layout
New Quick Export feature
Time as Trigger Event Linking Feature
Switch Video Wall Displays on Time
Move PTZ Presets on Time
Record, Output, Export and Archive, and more, based on time
New UDP IP Camera Native Plugin
exacqVision Edge support for IQinVision Cameras
CitySync LPR/ANPR integration
IP Camera Integration updates from ACTi, Axis, Hikvision, Samsung, Vivotek
New ONVIF IP Camera Integration with DVTel, Truen
Enhancements to exacqVision Surveillance Keyboard software

Here are some of the features in detail:

Enhanced Visual Appearance – 16:9 Viewing Panes
Version 4.11 adds full support throughout for true 16:9 viewing panes in live view, search and playback, thumbnail search, exporting and playback through the Media Player, and through exacqReplay.

There can be any mixture of 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio cameras. The live view pane size defaults to the most prevalent number of either 4:3 or 16:9 cameras.

exacqVision 16:9 view 1
Live View, 2×2, with 16:9 IP cameras

thumbnail view - 66:9 panels
Thumbnail Search with 16:9 cameras