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The Digimerge Videos page offers an intuitive navigation with videos categorised by subjects
Digimerge Technologies has developed a Videos page on its website complete with a growing collection of Demo videos to assist with product training
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The Digimerge Videos page offers an intuitive navigation with videos categorised by subjects. Integrators, Dealers and End-Users can quickly find the answers to the most common CCTV questions and the tutorials are presented in an easy to follow format.
 
Popular topics include configuring Digimerge DVR’s for remote monitoring, setting up mobile app's, and operating the DVR with a touch screen. These are just some of the topics covered and Digimerge continues to add new tutorials on a weekly basis.
 
Digimerge makes it simple for Dealers, Integrators and End-Users alike to get the most out of its powerful systems with industry-leading features. The tutorial videos are streamed from YouTube and can also be found directly on the DigimergeTV YouTube channel.
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