Information is provided below for previous Eventide communications recording products.
VR615 and VR725 Recorders (Discontinued in 2012)
Recommended upgrade / replacement product: The Eventide NexLog 740 communications recorder provides greatly enhanced functionality and performance, including a Quad Core CPU, larger Hard Disk array options (ranging from 1TB to 12TB), IP Dispatch recording, internal Cisco VoIP recording, P25 radio recording, and web-based Incident Replay software. For full product details, please refer to the NexLog Recorders product information.
VR778 Recorder (Discontinued in 2012)
VR320 and VR240 Recorders (Discontinued in 2003)
DIR911t Recorder (Discontinued in 2013)
Recommended upgrade / replacement product: The Eventide NexLog 740 communications recorder provides greatly enhanced instant recall functionality and performance, including a Quad Core CPU, larger Hard Disk array options (ranging from 1TB to 12TB), IP Dispatch recording, internal Cisco VoIP recording, P25 radio recording, and web-based Incident Replay software. For full product details, please refer to the NexLog Recorders product information
Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Little Ferry, NJ, Eventide developed the first digital logging recorder in 1989. Eventide communications logging systems empower public safety agencies, utilities, universities, transportation networks, and military agencies worldwide with advanced connectivity, exceptional incident management tools, and outstanding Linux-based system reliability.