PLEASANTON, CA -- September 15, 2003 - Darim Vision Corp., a fast-growing video compression and network transmission technology company, is launching VideoSpider, an enterprise-level client/sever video surveillance system that features super-high MPEG4 compression for added storage space. The system enables up to 32 cameras per server to be connected and simultaneously monitored. VideoSpider allows remote monitoring from anywhere in the world over a network connection.

VideoSpider leverages more than a decade of Darim experience and technology achievements in video surveillance and simulation systems and takes full advantage of the many benefits of MPEG4 technology. MPEG4 uses a much smaller amount of bandwidth than previous video compression schemes so images are easier to transmit, quality is higher, and images take up less storage space on a hard drive. VideoSpider's MPEG4 technology enables multiple data streams to be transmitted across Internet connections and rapidly calculates and anticipates motion to deliver a smooth picture.

"The Darim MPEG4 research and development people have created several MPEG4 products for turning video into MPEG4," said John Houston, Vice President of Marketing for Darim Vision. "MPEG4 has become the de facto standard for the industry. We're taking that level of quality, control, and experience and applying it to the security space to get the best MPEG4 compression available."

Private and Homeland Security Applications

Companies can place a VideoSpider server in each of their buildings, and connect up to 32 cameras over a network or Internet connection. VideoSpider can function in environments such as casinos and warehouses. For homeland security applications, VideoSpider is able to monitor water reservoirs and power plants. Security personnel can remotely monitor buildings, and from a drop-down menu click on the area where they want to look more closely.

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VideoSpider uses TCP/IP, so the system can be accessed across the Internet. It supports either four four-channel or four eight-channel cards, allowing either 16 broadcast-quality or 32 lower-resolution cameras per server.

Users can also set up VideoSpider to perform motion-trigger recording to capture video images when any movement occurs in the area under surveillance. Cameras can be controlled over the network connection to pan, tilt, move, or zoom in on an image.

Darim will unveil and demonstrate VideoSpider in booth 1553 at ASIS International 2003 in New Orleans, Sept. 15-18.

Pricing & Availability

Darim Vision's VideoSpider is available now. For pricing, please call Darim at 1-888-GET-MPEG (438-6734) or email us at usasales@darim.com. For additional information visit us at www.darim.com.

About Darim Vision

Darim Vision is committed to developing video compression and transmission technologies. Founded in 1991, the company's sole focus has been delivering tools and services that enhance the way people communicate in various market segments. Darim continues to introduce technologically advanced products that handle encoding, streaming, broadcasting and security. For more information on Darim Vision products, visit http://www.darvision.com .