Lack of access to archived video is a drawback. We suspect that this integration was driven by customer request, as well, as normally rival companies would not integrate like this. Still other DVR integrations have been developed under professional services contracts, though they remain confidential and proprietary. Others are rumored or in development, including support for Hikvision's 9000 series DVRs, accomplished through custom firmware. Omnicast has supported GE's DVMRe, StoreSafe, and SymSafe recorders for years. This integration is not the first DVR/NVR integration for Genetec. On the Verint end, this connection is made through a Nextiva Master Server web service. For example, locking and unlocking a PTZ in the Security Center client not only locks the camera out for Security Center users, but for Nextiva users, as well.Įach camera to be viewed on the Nextiva system requires a camera license in Security Center (~$175-250 MSRP). Viewing of recorded video is not supported. The Verint Nextiva integration allows viewing of live video from cameras, as well as PTZ control. In this update we will examine how this works and what functionality it brings. That noted, in a rare move, Genetec has added support for connecting to Verint Nextiva VMS servers. As such, VMS systems typically lack support for third-party recorders. Generally, VMS competitors rarely support one another.
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