Omnicast Version 4.7

Genetec has announced the release of Omnicast 4.7, the latest version of its advanced IP video surveillance solution. This version provides support for new hardware and includes features like video trickling, simplification of unit enrolment, HTTPS support on selected cameras, cross line detection support for Axis cameras, and the addition of four new languages. Genetec says it has added an array of new camera models to its list of supported hardware. Now fully compatible are the new Q1921 and Q1921-E IP th
January 25, 2012 Read time: 1 min
545 Genetec has announced the release of Omnicast 4.7, the latest version of its advanced IP video surveillance solution. This version provides support for new hardware and includes features like video trickling, simplification of unit enrolment, HTTPS support on selected cameras, cross line detection support for Axis cameras, and the addition of four new languages. Genetec says it has added an array of new camera models to its list of supported hardware. Now fully compatible are the new Q1921 and Q1921-E IP thermal cameras from Axis, the latest H.264 cameras and the H.264 16-channel decoder from 311 Bosch, and the latest HD and full HD H.264 cameras from 576 Sony.
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