It is a hybrid cloud solution that employs the software's real-time intelligent video analytics on the camera stream source side. The solution comprises a cloud server and a local application that can be installed on a phone, personal computer, or cloud camera. This technology helps significantly decrease the load on channels and cloud disk space. Web Camera Pro stands out as a free software solution for video surveillance. It facilitates recording from IP cameras, creating a local video archive, object detection, facial recognition, and time-lapse recording. With its premium version, users can integrate with the Video Surveillance Cloud service.

CCTV Software uses IP cameras and webcams to perform unbeatable video monitoring. Video stream can be viewed from many sources simultaneously. The program supports more than 1000 models of IP cameras, and virtually all webcams. You can record the events in your home or office while you are away. Motion detector is based on video frame analyzing algorithm. You can use it to protect your home from intruders. The motion sensor are fully customizable so you can be sure you will not get the false alerts. If CCTV Software detects motion, it can send you an alert message in telegram messenger, with attached video from cameras. It is not only important to identify the security threat, but also to capture the evidence. When the program detects the motion, it can make snapshots on cameras, and to record video. If you are a boss, you can schedule recording the video in your office rooms and then watch it later, to make sure your employees do the job. The video player allows you to playback recorded video anytime. The captured media files are saved to the local folder, or on the cloud.

Remote access to home cameras provides users with the unparalleled convenience of monitoring their premises from virtually anywhere. However, with this convenience comes a plethora of security concerns. Its crucial for users to be aware of potential risks and the best practices to mitigate them.

AHD systems have been a conventional choice for many. Their main drawback is the requirement to lay cables during the construction phase of a building. Each camera in the system needs a separate cable leading back to the video recorder. This can be cumbersome and limit flexibility when rearranging or expanding the system.

IP systems, while still benefiting from cable installation during construction or renovation, present a more flexible alternative. With IP systems, only one network cable needs to lead to the computer. This design allows for easy modification of the systems layout. Moreover, IP systems unlock additional capabilities, including video analytics, processing on multiple computers, and the integration of wireless cameras and devices.