Samsung network cameras successfully integrate with Mirasys VMS

Samsung Techwin has announced that its network cameras have been integrated with the video management system (Vms) of Mirasys, Helsinki-based company (Finland) that develops and supplies the software that helps organizations manage the information obtained through digital video capture, from CCTV cameras.

Network cameras Samsung have been successfully integrated with the video management software platform (Vms) of Mirasys, that can receive images, Simultaneously, both analog and IP cameras. The software, which is based on an open architecture and supports the H.264 compression method, can work on hundreds of servers and an unlimited number of fixed and mobile workstations, through a browser.

Tim Biddulph, IP Product Manager at Samsung Techwin Europe, Said: “As a single provider that offers solutions for analog video surveillance systems, hybrid and IP networking, Samsung has an obligation to offer our customers the flexibility to choose the perfect combination in security products that meet their specific needs. That's why, we want to help customers find a gradual transition from their current video surveillance solution to another one hundred percent IP. Our integration with Mirasys is part of an ongoing program to integrate with leading independent software vendors, that can offer software “open” and specifically designed to facilitate the integration of equipment and systems from different manufacturers”.

VMS for IP and analog cameras

Mirasys and Samsung technical teams have worked together to offer a high level of integration and ensure that users of Mirasys video management software can control several of the features of Samsung network cameras, including automatic camera detection, PTZ control, bidirectional sound, alarm input/output, motion detection, Infrared LEDs, on/off control, and time synchronization, that allow a server to automatically synchronize the camera with the system time.

“We are making technological collaborations with innovative software companies, among which is Mirasys, as part of our Smart Security philosophy to offer installers, system integrators, prescribers and end users advice on how to choose the most suitable Samsung IP equipment for their needs to be sure that they will meet, if they will not overcome, your expectations”, added Tim Biddulph.

For its part, Jukka Riivari, CEO of Mirasys, has pointed out that “the advanced integration of Samsung network cameras with our VMS solution is an example of our close collaboration within the framework of the Mirasys Platinum Partner program. By supporting the advanced functions of the camera, as the bidirectional sound, motion detection and privacy zones, our common sales partners can enjoy new and unique business opportunities by combining Mirasys software with Samsung cameras”.

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