Failure of Camera Popup function if the GV-VMS has been restarted under the service mode.Problem with unusual CPU usage when synchronizing Windows Active Directory accounts to GV-Authentication Server.Inability for Remote E-Map to connect to GV-VMS server.Possible E-mail alert failure in GV-Center V2 on the PC where previous version of GeoVision software has been updated.The end time of the recording file exceeding default 5 minutes.Query failure in Backup Time due to a mismatch between the start and end times of a single recorded file.
Control Center Service’s startup issue when the WebCam Server and Control Center Service are enabled on GV-VMS simultaneously.Connection issue with the LPR Plugin when Control Center Service is not activated from GV-VMS.Problem with starting GV-VMS after reboot upon restoring the system default using the Fast Backup and Restore (FBR) program.Problem with starting the WebCam Server if the camera name contains a double quotation mark.The issue where the Heat Map function is not turned off when selecting or unselecting Start Schedule Monitoring.Failure to display event and device items in Advanced Log Browser if 7 days of log data are retrieved.The camera names not updated on the timelines of all camera channels.
A change in the camera’s image color before and after the PTZ control panel is enabled on the live view. Removed support for GV-Skype Video Utility. Time range to search for log data changed from 7 to 5 days in Advanced Log Browser. The size of ViewLog’s Preview Window scaled to be proportional to the window size of GV-VMS. GV-TM0100’s motion detection setting to be configured manually on the device. Iris Open / Close option removed from the PTZ control panel for ONVIF PTZ cameras. Support for simultaneously listening to audio of all the connected cameras. The possibility that the live view of unspecific channels might be green screens if cameras get disconnected and connected frequently. Improved backup mechanism with GV-Failover Server and GV-Redundant Server by detecting if the recording data has been written to the hard disk. Support for connecting to hosts automatically when Bandwidth Control is started. Polygonal area setting for I/O icons on E-Map. Support for changing the property of the view zone on E-Map. Disconnection icon shown on E-Map upon video lost. E-mail notification support upon video resumption and removing the USB dongle. New information recorded in System Log: newly added, modified and deleted user accounts, adjustment of recording status, change of recording paths and missing / resuming disks. Reduced database loading time when connecting to Remote ViewLog. ‘Apply All’ button added to the Address Book in Remote ViewLog to apply the same ID and password to all hosts. Double password function to execute Remote ViewLog. User privilege control when connecting with mobile app GV-Eye. Support for GV-PPTZ7300 to automatically track moving objects under 360 degree view. Support for local backup and remote backup with GV-Backup Center. Automatic login with GV-PCR310 Enrollment Reader. H.265 compression type added to AVI Repair Utility. Point of Sale (POS) integration with up to 32 channels. Option added to Text Overlay Setting to display GV-ASManager’s data and the license plate recognition (LPR) data on the camera screen. Support for recording storylines in live view, playback and Qview. Support for QView display which enables the projection of a live view display onto another monitor. Support for smart streaming of GV-IP cameras. Support for automatically assigning storages to multiple camera channels. Support for setting a limit on each channel’s playback time in the ViewLog tab of Local Account Edit. qView fits the bill not only for viewing images but for all of the available options we mentioned above, all delivered in an undistracted interface that allows you to focus on viewing your photos. We've seen many simplified image viewers here on MajorGeeks, and people love them. You can do much more here than you might expect, including rotate right or left, mirror, flip, full screen, and start a slideshow. Once an image is opened, you can rename, delete, go to the next or previous image, and more.Īdditional options in subcategories include View, Tools, and Help. Once an image is open, you can use your mouse scroll to zoom in or out. Because there is no toolbar, you're going to do everything by right-clicking. QView begins with a few basic tips to get you started and the option to enable update notifications on startup.
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