SearchAllSoft.com - Your Camera 2.6.7.0

Your Camera - remote video supervision system for home and firm. Simple to install and user friendly. Remote access from: PC computer, mobile phone, Palm / PocketPC. Detection of question. MPEG-4 and streaming sustain. Notification about espial of question using: SMS, VMC, email, FTP, interpreter, beep. Your Camera is designed for monitoring of structures according to the principle: 'wherever I'm, I always know what is leaving on'. This program makes possible remote watching of domicile pictures. There are ternary variants of watching of domicile pictures via Internet or LAN: 1. Using computers which have access to WWW e.g. PC / Windows / Internet Explorer, Pocket PC / Internet Explorer. 2. Using devices, which have access to WAP e.g. mobile phone / WAP, Pocket PC / WAP browser. 3. Using PC with Your Camera Client discharge programme (supporting MPEG-4 flow). Your Camera includes a built-in WWW / WAP server and Video Streaming server. The computer with installed Your Camera does not want a routed (public) IP handle. It ass be connected via modem (with dynamic IP) or ass access Internet via LAN with dynamic or permanent (no public) IP. The system records images from cameras in AVI file with MPEG-4 contraction or without it. It works in continuous' or 'triggered by' manner. If question is detected then Your Camera ass commit you SMS, e-mail notification or immortalise and commit a movie to FTP server. It connects (VMC) with the cellphone and you ass catch domicile pictures where question was detected on WAP browser of your cellphone. It ass be function on popular, freely available computer hardware and interact with Internet cameras (USB cameras), TV tuner cards. An easygoing instalment and service - these are the features which make Your Camera the system for everyone. It is designed for modest facilities requiring the instalment of a few cameras equivalent detached houses, holiday houses, flats, modest firms, places of a special supervision. It may be also a accessory for already existing, freehanded monitoring systems.