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SecuritySpy

SecuritySpy is a multi-camera Video surveillance application for the Macintosh.

This software will enable you to set up a comprehensive and effective surveillance system quickly and easily. The motion detection feature means that you can choose to capture footage only when there is some activity to record. In addition, you can use the timelapse feature to record continuously.

Unlike traditional analog CCTV systems, there is no need for bulky tapes to change nor for spending hours viewing the captured video. SecuritySpy also offers better image quality and much more convenient access to your captured footage.

A major advantage of using SecuritySpy is the Remote Viewing feature, which allows you to access your surveillance system over the internet or over a local network using a web browser.

If you are building a video surveillance system from scratch all you need is SecuritySpy, a Macintosh computer, and one or more cameras (digital cameras, analog cameras with video input devices, or a combination of the two). If you have an existing system using analog cameras, SecuritySpy will enable you to upgrade to a computer-based digital system whilst still retaining your existing cameras and cabling.

SecuritySpy's flexibility will allow you to set up a system tailored for your individual needs. Whether you want a single camera or many dozens, SecuritySpy is ideal, for both domestic and business purposes.


SecuritySpy (Video surveillance on Mac)
SecuritySpy is a multi-camera video surveillance application for the Macintosh.

 

Features

  • Displays and captures video from multiple cameras simultaneously
    Multiple cameras can be connected and SecuritySpy can use them all at the same time
  • Supports Macintosh compatible video and audio input devices
    Devices that connect to the computer by USB, FireWire, or as a PCI card
  • Supports network cameras and network video servers
    Devices that connect to the computer over an ethernet network
  • Motion Detection and Time-lapse capture features, with audio
    The motion detection capture feature records only when motion is detected; the time-lapse capture features records continuously
  • Built-in web server for viewing of images and video over a network
    You can connect to SecuritySpy remotely using a web browser to view live images and captured footage
  • Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) support for many network cameras
    Allows you to control the pan/tilt angle and zoom setting of certain cameras directly from within SecuritySpy
  • Powerful real-time compression
    Video can be compressed during recording to conserve disk space - compression options include JPEG and MPEG-4
  • FTP upload feature
    Automatically sends captured footage to a remote computer over a local network or the internet for backup
  • Email notification feature
    Automatically sends an email notification with attached images when motion is detected
  • Pre-capture buffer to capture video before the time of motion
    When a recording is triggered by motion detection, you can have it start from a number of seconds earlier to capture anything important that may have happened before the actual trigger
  • Other features include: audible alarms when motion is detected; timestamp feature; schedule to activate cameras at set times of the day/week; mask feature for ignoring motion in certain parts of the video image; Browser feature for easy playback of captured footage; network video streaming from one copy of SecuritySpy to another running on a different computer; auto-deletion of old footage to free disk space; AppleScript support.

Applications

Multiple cameras can be used by SecuritySpy simultaneously. Video from all cameras can be viewed simultaneously in the Video preview window:



Additionally, each camera can be viewed in its own window.

SecuritySpy features highly optimized motion detection, so that each camera can be set up to capture video and/or still image files when motion is detected. The sensitivity of the motion detection can be adjusted for best results and detection of motion can be set to all or only part of the video image.

Alternatively, a time-lapse capture feature is available for constant round-the-clock capture that is not linked to motion detection.

SecuritySpy compresses captured video on the fly to conserve hard drive space (compression settings are fully adjustable and include the MPEG-4 codec), and still images files are saved in JPEG format. Video is captured as standard QuickTime movies which can be opened by practically all video software on the Mac. The captured image files can be optionally uploaded to a remote computer or web server via FTP so that footage can be viewed on the Internet and/or held safe at a remote location.

It is often useful to have video from both before and after a motion event - in the time before and after, even though the motion is not high enough to trigger recording, there is often something interesting happening in the video that is worth capturing. For this purpose SecuritySpy has Pre-capture and Post-capture features. The Pre-capture feature works by keeping a buffer of frames in memory, so that when motion is detected the video before the time of motion is also captured.

Here is an illustration of a possible video surveillance system:



As you can see, there is a wide variety of cameras and video input devices that can be used with SecuritySpy. More information on this is available in the Hardware setup recommendations section of the user manual. To show what kind of features are available in SecuritySpy, here are screenshots of the Camera Setup window:











During preview and capture there is a status window available to display the capture status of each camera, the amount of motion in the video image, and controls to turn on and off preview:



There is a Browser feature to enable you to easily view and manage captured footage:



SecuritySpy features a built-in web server that allows you to view live video, download captured footage, change settings and control the software, all from a remote location over a network (either a local network or the internet):



Click here to download the latest version of SecuritySpy.

Click here to download the SecuritySpy Dashboard widget for easy remote viewing of your SecuritySpy system.

Click here to download the SecuritySpy Screensaver that allows you to view multiple cameras from multiple SecuritySpy servers full-screen.

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System requirements
A Macintosh running Mac OS X 10.4 or later with 512MB RAM is the basic requirement for running SecuritySpy.
SecuritySpy is a Universal Binary application that runs native on both PowerPC and Intel Macintosh computers.
Terms & Conditions
You can try out SecuritySpy free of charge for 30 days, after which time you must purchase if you wish to continue to use the software. Before purchase all features are available however captured images will include a demo message.

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