Re: What is the best surveillance software for 4 ip cameras?

["Dimbo Spams" <cuervojose(remove)@jps.net>]

If you look on the website there are night time illuminators sold as
accessories.

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>> http://www.wilife.com/Default.aspx
>> while they are more money than an x10. you can truly view over the web,
>> or
>> even your cell phone. Search eBay to find a cheaper price, or a goggle
>> search will return good prices
>> http://www.compuplus.com/i-WiLife-LukWerks-Outdoor-Digital-Video-Surveillance-Add-on-Camera-DLC-810e-1007900~.html?sid=w2qv4y1b655th8p
>> this is the best price I have found for additional cameras. I have this
>> system and it is way cool.
>> During your Google search, you can read any number of glowing reviews
>> from
>> various publications
>> search using LukWerks as your parameter
>> X-10 will not give you these kinds of results you can get from lukwerks
>> "Gaffpro" <Gaffpro@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>I have several Toshiba ip wireless cameras and am using Active Webcam
>>> for recording to my
>>> hard drive.
>>> Active Webcam just isn't cutting it for me - too unreliable. What's the
>>> most pro software out there?
>>>
>>> Also, is it possible to convert an ethernet or wireless camera to a
>>> wired version that goes into a DVR?
>>> I love ip cameras for remote viewing, but the frame rate is too low. I
>>> originally bought these because of the additional ptz features.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
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> However, it doesn't seem to work in the dark (no ir). So far for
> surveillance.
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