Webcam surveillance programs supporting multiple cameras

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i would suggest using a dvr card for this which can house up to 16 cameras..
but 4 is the normal amount....the cameras that work with these cards are any
that have a composite out....

i think 100 dollars is a little low for what yu need....

http://quavis.fcpages.com/easywebcam.html this site shows my cameras in
use....

i have software that captures the image from the desktop and uploads to my
site or emails me the image.. you can also have it send the image to a wap
site for viewing on a mobile fone...

http://www.uk-software.com/ this is where the capture software comes from..

the cameras and dvr card were bought from ebay for around 20 uk pounds for
the card and same for each camera ( all wireless)

good luck hope this helped

the slayer


"Mike McWhinney" <eljainc@ameritech.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> We are looking for a low cost (<$100) software that will allow
> multiple webcams to be attached to a PC and be able to monitor them
> all on a single screen, or at the very least be able to switch views
> on the fly. It would be nice to have the capability to email the
> picture (based on an event such as motion detection or other alert) to
> an email address or even better a cell phone. I have seen some
> software programs like Video Site Monitor but they only email an alert
> and not an image that triggered the alert. Any suggestions most
> appreciated.
>
> Mike McWhinney

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"Mike McWhinney" <eljainc@ameritech.net> wrote in message
news:2aff3eb5.0410261544.20f5e66f@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> We are looking for a low cost (<$100) software that will allow
> multiple webcams to be attached to a PC and be able to monitor them
> all on a single screen, or at the very least be able to switch views
> on the fly. It would be nice to have the capability to email the
> picture (based on an event such as motion detection or other alert) to
> an email address or even better a cell phone. I have seen some
> software programs like Video Site Monitor but they only email an alert
> and not an image that triggered the alert. Any suggestions most
> appreciated.
>
> Mike McWhinney

Take a look at the free, unlimited, Basic version of
HomeSentinel at http://bobday.vze.com

-- Bob Day

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CamPanel will do all this. It is $49.99

http://www.trackercam.com/campanel



eljainc@ameritech.net (Mike McWhinney) wrote in message news:<2aff3eb5.0410261544.20f5e66f@posting.google.com>...
> Hello,
>
> We are looking for a low cost (<$100) software that will allow
> multiple webcams to be attached to a PC and be able to monitor them
> all on a single screen, or at the very least be able to switch views
> on the fly. It would be nice to have the capability to email the
> picture (based on an event such as motion detection or other alert) to
> an email address or even better a cell phone. I have seen some
> software programs like Video Site Monitor but they only email an alert
> and not an image that triggered the alert. Any suggestions most
> appreciated.
>
> Mike McWhinney

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>
> Take a look at the free, unlimited, Basic version of
> HomeSentinel at http://bobday.vze.com
>
> -- Bob Day

I looked at that program..it was okay, but didn't seem to work well. I
did find a VERY good webcam program. Active Webcam from Py software:

http://www.pysoft.com/ActiveWebCamMainpage.htm

This is by far the best one I've found. So many functions for a small
price.

Mike

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http://www.xstudio.ca/pcsupport/internet/webcamtools.ht...


"Mike McWhinney" <eljainc@ameritech.net> wrote in message
news:2aff3eb5.0410261544.20f5e66f@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> We are looking for a low cost (<$100) software that will allow
> multiple webcams to be attached to a PC and be able to monitor them
> all on a single screen, or at the very least be able to switch views
> on the fly. It would be nice to have the capability to email the
> picture (based on an event such as motion detection or other alert) to
> an email address or even better a cell phone. I have seen some
> software programs like Video Site Monitor but they only email an alert
> and not an image that triggered the alert. Any suggestions most
> appreciated.
>
> Mike McWhinney

Hello this is alex from Puerto Rico <imagenarts1@gmail.com>

the program you are looking for is "i-Catcher" look for it on the web youl find a demo that wil help you deside