QNAP^® Security,  provider of professional standalone   network video recorder (NVR), today announced the successful compatibility certification of Grandstream’s GXV36xx IP video surveillance cameras  and GXV350x IP Video Encoders with QNAP’s NVR solutions. QNAP’s powerful NVR solutions coupled with Grandstream’s ONVIF-compliant GXV36xx IP cameras allow businesses and consumers to easily configure and maintain video  streaming between QNAP’s video  management products and Grandstream IP  cameras for a complete recording and monitoring solution.         

QNAP  VioStor  NVR, available  from 2-bay entry-level to 12-bay high-end models with 4 to 64 channels, is a  professional surveillance system featuring cutting-edge hardware and software  designs that deliver remarkable performance in real-time video monitoring  and recording. Powerful features such as multi-server monitoring, advanced event  management, Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA), E-map and VMobile mobile app are  provided to enhance efficiency of surveillance management. With the unique  strength of RAID  storage, users can secure mission critical videos with the dedicated IP-based  surveillance VioStor NVR solutions based on their needs.         

“Grandstream is excited  to complete interoperability testing between our selected IP video surveillance cameras and  QNAP Security’s impressive video  management solutions” said Xiang Wei, product manager of Grandstream. “The  combination of QNAP's video management software and Grandstream's IP  Video surveillance cameras offer businesses and consumers a comprehensive  surveillance solution that includes an extensive amount of surveillance features to ensure complete  security protection while also offering users room for  future growth."         

“We are glad to collaborate with Grandstream for the  compatibility of QNAP surveillance solutions and Grandstream IP  cameras,” said Kent  Chung, product  manager of QNAP  Security. “The compatibility  of QNAP VioStor NVR and Grandstream IP cameras provides our users with greater flexibility when choosing a reliable IP  surveillance system,” added Chung.