Software for Security Cameras
Security camera software allows you to use your PC to set up your own digital security system at home or at your business. The software not only records videos from multiple cameras, it can also capture these recordings 24 hours per day.
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Features
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The software supports different cameras, such as IP cameras and webcams. One of the features that comes with the security camera software is that you can remove or transfer videos from your hard drive to another storage device. As a result, you'll create more space on your hard drive so the software can record more videos. You can quickly find videos based on the camera or date. Security camera software is also available in other languages, such as French and Danish.
Applications
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Jewelry store owners use the software to protect their jewelry from being stolen. While homeowners are away from home, they can monitor their dogs or cats.
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Benefits
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Security camera software saves you money because you don't have to hire a security firm and pay a monthly fee for it to monitor your premises. This software can notify you via email or text message if it detects suspicious activity occurring. As a result, you can quickly contact law enforcement to investigate the matter.
Security Camera Software Programs
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Visec Security Software supports different types of cameras, including wireless, IP and webcams. This software has a motion detector feature, which can detect and record any motion. Visec then alerts you of the incident via a short message service (SMS). As of October 2010, Visec costs $1,499 for the four-camera system version. CamPermanent supports webcams and IP cameras. It can record videos of any size. As of September 2010, CamPermanent costs $89.95 for a single license. Eyeline Video Surveillance Software monitors offices and buildings. It archives all of the recordings, so you can view them at a later time. You can search for a recording by time or date. Eyeline costs $259 for the small-business version, as of October 2010.
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