Record into QVR Pro by using the RTSP/RTMP link with no integration needed. Cameras with the same brand/model can be added with the same settings. Save time when deploying large numbers of cameras by batch-adding cameras. You can also install QNAP’s QUSBCam2 app to turn a budget-friendly USB webcam into a networked camera.Įasily add cameras from different networks, providing greater convenience for organizations with multi-network environments. QVR Pro supports over 140 brands and ONVIF cameras. QVR Pro supports thousands of camera models from over 140 brands and a variety of image formats, allowing you to quickly build different surveillance solutions tailored to your environments while providing convenient camera management. You can easily expand your storage capacity by simply connecting expansion enclosures，to your NAS or by using QNAP’s VJBOD to use the unused storage of another QNAP NAS. QVR Pro has an independent recording space from QTS, ensuring dedicated storage space, high-quality recordings, and no performance interference. These resources can be easily shared to make the surveillance system secure and more intelligent. The API can connect QVR Pro with a wide range of IoT applications. QVR Pro, QNAP’s brand-new surveillance application, introduces the concept of "dedicated storage space" to ensure that the storage is fully reserved for QVR Pro and the system performance will not be impacted by other applications on NAS.
There was no dedicated storage for surveillance recordings and usually the system performance was limited, making it unsuitable to fulfill the requirements of professional surveillance systems. In the past, surveillance applications were just one of the many applications on NAS. What’s the difference between QVR Pro and other NAS-based surveillance systems?
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