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SecuritySpy is a multi-camera video surveillance application for the Macintosh.UK based BenSoftware has announced SecuritySpy 2.0.9, an update to the premier multi-camera video surveillance software on the Macintosh platform. With features such as motion detection, real-time compression of multiple video and audio feeds, and network video and audio streaming, SecuritySpy is designed for demanding video surveillance applications. SecuritySpy supports a wide variety of network cameras and video servers, as well as FireWire, USB, and PCI video input devices.

Description

BenSoftware has announced the release of SecuritySpy 2.0.9, an update to the premier multi-camera video surveillance software on the Macintosh platform. With features such as motion detection, real-time compression of multiple video and audio feeds, and network video and audio streaming, SecuritySpy is designed for demanding video surveillance applications.

“This update represents our ongoing commitment to maintaining top quality software and responding to our customers’ feedback” said Ben Bird, the developer of SecuritySpy. “Combined with Mac OS X, the rock-solid operating system from Apple, SecuritySpy offers unsurpassed functionality, stability and ease of use.”

SecuritySpy supports a wide variety of network cameras and video servers, including the popular ACTi, Axis, Panasonic, Sony and Vivotek ranges, as well as FireWire, USB, and PCI video input devices. SecuritySpy features sophisticated motion detection, which can be used to trigger recording as well as email alerts and audio alarms. The built-in web server allows remote viewing of live video and audio, previously captured footage, as well as configuration of the software, from over the internet using a web browser or a mobile device such as the iPhone.

Features

• Displays and captures video from multiple cameras simultaneously
Multiple cameras can be connected and SecuritySpy can use them all at the same time.
• Supports Macintosh compatible video and audio input devices
Devices that connect to the computer by USB, FireWire, or as a PCI card.
• Supports network cameras and network video servers
Devices that connect to the computer over an ethernet network.
• Motion Detection and Timelapse capture features, with audio
The motion detection capture feature records only when motion is detected; the timelapse capture features records continuously.
• Built-in web server for viewing of images and video over a network
You can connect to SecuritySpy remotely using a web browser to view live images and captured footage.
• Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) support for many network cameras
Allows you to control the pan/tilt angle and zoom setting of certain cameras directly from within SecuritySpy.
• Powerful real-time compression
Video can be compressed during recording to conserve disk space – compression options include JPEG and MPEG-4 .
• FTP upload feature
Automatically sends captured footage to a remote computer over a local network or the internet for backup.
• Email notification feature
Automatically sends an email notification with attached images when motion is detected.
• Pre-capture buffer to capture video before the time of motion
When a recording is triggered by motion detection, you can have it start from a number of seconds earlier to capture anything important that may have happened before the actual trigger

New features in this version include a full-screen mode, support for more network cameras and bug fixes.

Pricing and Availability

SecuritySpy can be downloaded and tested free of charge for 30 days before purchasing. Pricing is in British Pounds, Euros or US Dollars and depends on the number of simultaneous cameras used, ranging from 29.90 (approx. $50) for the single-camera version, to 499.00 (approx. $800) for the unlimited-camera version.

Download it from here.

Some screenshots are given below.

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