DIGIEVER is dedicated to integrating IP video surveillance solutions to satisfy customers' requirements
DIGIEVER presented its latest IP surveillance technologies and Linux-embedded DIGISTOR NVR series

DIGIEVER appreciates visitors’ precious time for visiting DIGIEVER booth at Alarmes Protection Sécurité (APS) 2013 in Paris. It was a great pleasure to meet the visitors and honor to present the latest and innovative IP surveillance technologies of DIGIEVER, the outstanding Linux-embedded NVR solutions, DIGISTOR NVR Series.

As a world leading company of Linux-embedded standalone Network Video Recorder, DIGIEVER is dedicated to integrating IP video surveillance solutions to satisfy customers' requirements.

DIGISTOR NVR specialises in Full HD (1920x1080) local display, outstanding real time remote monitoring and megapixel recording and playback. With the cutting-edge hardware decode, users can utilize DIGISTOR NVR to record in high-megapixel resolution and experience up to 25 channels outstanding real time (30FPS) live view performance in local display.

Powered by high performance CPU, DIGISTOR can perform excellent network surveillance of multiple IP cameras up to 32 channels of a single server and up to 144 channels of multiple servers. In addition, DIGISTOR NVR also provide iOS and Android mobile monitoring. Only one smart mobile, users can remote monitor anywhere and anytime.

DIGIEVER has released 6 DIGISTOR NVR product series to fulfill the request from enterprise to entry level, including DS-8200-RM Pro, DS-4200 Pro, DS-2100 Pro, DS-1100 Pro, and DS-4000 and DS-2000 series. Besides, DIGIEVER has integrated with over 60 solution brands and more than 1600 IP camera models. With a variety of product series and high integration of IP cameras, customers can find the best surveillance solution in diverse vertical markets such as government, enterprise, retailers, or SMB and SOHO.

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