Remote Video Server for Sharing

From Tyco Fire & Security Video Systems, digital remote video servers and software use the Internet to transmit up to four channels of continuous live images from a video surveillance system to virtually any PC. The server and software link between dedicated video surveillance systems and computer networks. Runs runs on any Windows-based PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or greater or Netscape web browser. No additional software is required. Sensormatic/Tyco Fire & Security Video Systems

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