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security camera sofware
Ralph-y
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hi, has any one come across security camera software that will take/record looped video and save onto a PC or external HD to run on either windows xp /7 or Ubuntu .... or even a Raspberry Pi
I have a decent generic wifi IP camera (can be cable connected) and it will motion detect ..... but video looping would be better. A 24hr in small segments 4-30 min that writes over earlier footage would be perfect!
thanks
Ralph:cool:
I have a decent generic wifi IP camera (can be cable connected) and it will motion detect ..... but video looping would be better. A 24hr in small segments 4-30 min that writes over earlier footage would be perfect!
thanks
Ralph:cool:
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The software usually comes supplied with your camera or capture device.
Do you want to leave your PC on 24/7? If not a smaller and more power efficient DVR with a built in hard drive maybe a better option.
I have a 16 channel DVR that can accept many different camera's, Connects to the home network so i can check the video remotely over the internet.
Cost £80 but comsumes far less than a PC.
If using the PC, How are you connecting the camera to it? Does your IP camera not have software provided?Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
The camera did come with software but would not loop video, I have tried other software again with out this feature.
I have several possibilities for the recording , the easiest would be a PC that is all ways on.
The camera is a wifi enabled that connects via the router, it can be connected buy a ethernet cable if required.
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timHillOne I belive willl do this and more www.h264soft.com
never tried these but look promising: http://www.zoneminder.com/
http://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/features/0 -
that ,
www.h264soft.com
and
http://www.zoneminder.com/
did not seem to loop video, but
http://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/
look like it will , I have had a quick try on the free trial and will prob buy next week
so many thanks again
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Felenasoft provide bunch of video surveillance software, really impressive stuff.0
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Paid for and installed the Xeoma software and quite pleased with it so far .
I paid for just a single licence .......... after receiving the registration code they made an offer of a second free licence if you liked them on facebook
:T
Ralph:cool:0
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