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But right now you are being forced to pay (and a lot) just to keep the app current with OS X releases.

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Now if the update included face or human recognition and not just 64bit (which was dues long ago!!) it maybe worth paying for some real benefit. So basically your investment can be devalued by 65% in 6 moths which I think is unreasonable. If you look on Bensoft's web site you will see that you are only entitled to updates for 6 months. I have no problem paying a premium price for a quality product but can't help feeling ripped off by this greedy attempt to force more money out of existing users. Version 3 is not longer supported so I fully expect it to break with the next release of OS X. Personally I only needed 1 extra camera (9 in total) but you can only buy 1,4,8,16 licenses.īut now version 4 has released and less than a year passed since I purchased but yet both are not eligible for upgrade.

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I also bought 16 camera license for work at the same time (Aug 2015).

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It has always been expensive and even though I have to pay 149 pounds to upgrade just on a year ago, I thought it was worth it - until now that is. I have been using SecuritySpy for years and it hurts a bit to write this review. This free companion really broadens the usefulness of the security system.

I use and iPhone and am running the new SecuritySpy for iOS, Apple TV, etc. SecuritySpy offers the ability to easily look at camera video and audio on smartphones. But, if I'm stuck, I have had very helpful replies quickly from the company. I go through them carefully and usually get my answers there. BenSoftware has a lot of easily understood explanations of issues, setup, problem solving on their website.

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But, most of the time a given network camera has already been set up by SecSpy profiles this makes it very easy to get the camera working.Ī bit about software support should be noted. The ability to drill down into settings to set up a camera is impressive. Lately, as a new user of network cameras, I find the features even more interesting. SecuritySpy seems to offer an endless set of ways to use the program. I have used the analog cameras for over 10 years and have been able to continue using the now somewhat outdated cameras and a/d converters all along. SecuritySpy continues to be great software, through the new version 4.0.9.

Browser feature for playback of captured footage, with synchronised multi-camera playback.

Pre-capture buffer to capture video before the time of motion.

FTP upload feature for off-site storage of captured footage.

Powerful real-time compression for efficient storage of captured footage.

Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) support for many network cameras.

Built-in Web server for remote viewing and administration.

Motion detection and timelapse capture features, with audio.

Supports network video devices (Axis, JVC, Panasonic, Pixord, D-Link, etc.).

Supports Mac-compatible video and audio input devices.

Displays and captures live video from multiple cameras simultaneously.

Whether it is a system with a single camera or many dozens, in a domestic or business environment, SecuritySpy is ideal.

SecuritySpy's flexibility and comprehensive list of features allow users to set up a system tailored to their individual needs. Combined with OS X, the rock-solid operating system from Apple, SecuritySpy offers unsurpassed speed, stability, and ease-of-use. With features such as motion detection, real-time compression and network video streaming, SecuritySpy has everything required for demanding video surveillance applications. SecuritySpy is a multi-camera video surveillance app.