SecuritySpy 4.2.9 how install for MacOS (.dmg)

Main category: Utilities
Sub category: Security
Developer: Ben Software Ltd
Filesize: 13619
Title: SecuritySpy


https://tinyuid.com/a7el74 SecuritySpy 4.2.9

For the purposes of this tutorial, I'm going to assume you will have an old Intel Mac that has probably reached the end of its useful life as a daily use computer.
When enabled, old captured files will be deleted when disk space drops below the level you specify. This should not be set too low, as disks tend to slow down significantly as they run out of space; a value of around 2% of the disk's capacity is generally a good setting to use (e.g. 20 GB for a 1 TB drive). If the computer is being used for other applications besides SecuritySpy, more free space should be left on the startup (system) volume, hence there is a separate setting for the startup volume vs. other volumes.
• Motion Detection and Timelapse capture features, with audio
/++video?cameraNum=[&width=][&height=][&quality=][&req_fps=]
• Displays and captures live video from multiple cameras simultaneously
You can set up multiple schedules from the popup menu at the bottom of the window - in this menu there are options to add a new schedule, or rename or delete an existing schedule.

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Protocol Multi-file mode � Other features include: audible alarms when motion is detected; timestamp feature; schedule to activate cameras at set times of the day/week; mask feature for ignoring motion in certain parts of the video image; Browser feature for easy playback of captured footage; network video streaming from one copy of SecuritySpy to another running on a different computer; auto-deletion of old footage to free disk space; AppleScript support. Echo echo ... Feels empty in here • Camera num: to see the camera numbering open the Device map window in SecuritySpy on the server (from the Window menu). If this option is on, SecuritySpy will send images back to us when motion is detected. By analysing and categorising these images, we can use them to improve SecuritySpy's motion-detection features. The images are scaled down to a small size and are sent infrequently over an encrypted connection, so the transmission is secure and uses very little bandwidth. Apart from the content of the images themselves, no identifying data is sent along with these images. Here are the steps we recommend to set up your SecuritySpy system to operate autonomously: Open the Finder, go to the Menu Bar, open the “Go” menu, select the entry:|Go to Folder... and then enter the path of the Application Support folder:~/Library

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