For those who demand a convenient solution for integrating existing analog CCTV systems with newer IP-based systems, Compro offers the NC740 4-CH video server. The NC740 supports H.264 encoding at full D1 resolution and at a total of 120 FPS. On top of that, two-way audio communication, QoS support, video analytics, event notification, IO control, and SD local storage all make it to the NC740 feature list. Most notably, the NC740 boasts a simple and straightforward setup process, made possible by the smart Compro iWizard. Therefore, Compro NC740 video server can no doubt help you get the most out of your investment in analog CCTV systems while keeping up with the trend toward IP-based systems.

Compro NC740 Video Server -
Key Features

  • Full D1 720 by 480 / 720 by 576 resolution, total 120 FPS
  • Supports H.264, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG
  • Supports Quality-of-Service (QoS)
  • Two-way audio communication
  • Digital I/O enabling 8 sensor-ins and 8 alarm-outs
  • SDHC local storage (SD card not included)
  • 3GPP and M-JPEG mobile surveillance
  • WebVUer remote surveillance on major web browsers
  • Bundled 32-CH ComproView advanced video management software

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