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Scrag Meister replied

30 March 2012, 07:34
Originally posted by v8gaz View Post

Get a QNAP nas, they have an app that dos everything you need.

WVS
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gingerjedi replied

29 March 2012, 21:48
I work with a guy who has 6 cameras setup in his place over in France, he has an app on his iPhone to monitor them.
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seyre1972 replied

29 March 2012, 20:53
ICatcher for PC's, SecuritySpy for OSX/Macs

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Does anyone use or can recommend a decent home security system? Been having a look around and thinking of putting up some cameras/spot lights around the house with recording capabilities through to my PC.

Any recommendations?

I ran iCatcher on my PC for a couple of years - good bit of software/well supported - and scalable. They're knowledgeable and give out good advice based upon your requirements.

CCTV Software & CCTV Cameras - i-Catcher Webcam & CCTV Software with analytics & motion detection

However I now only run OSX/Macs - so use SecuritySpy - again a great bit of kit - with Ben the software developer being really responsive to queries etc

SecuritySpy

As somebody else has said - you have to have stupid signs saying that CCTV is in place. But my neighbour was more than happy when I asked about putting a camera at the back of the house - as it covers part of his garden - so suggest you check with neighbours 1st.

Regards,

seyre
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Notascooby replied

27 March 2012, 14:33
Remeber your legal requirement to put up silly stickers warning people that they will be recorded if they burgle you. Or maybe that's only if you're filming outside your property.

If its to record the baby sitter flick'n the bean - try here
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Pondlife replied

27 March 2012, 13:06
If it's Swann kit and includes a monitor and reasonable HDD then it looks like a good deal.
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MarillionFan replied

27 March 2012, 12:45
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

I was having a looky at a couple in CostCo over the weekend.

Swann - Advanced Security Made Easy

Anyone used them?

Complete kit; monitor, recorder, exterior cameras (4 IIRC) etc for about £600.

The one I saw in PC World was £280 for the same.
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Pondlife replied

27 March 2012, 12:29
I was having a looky at a couple in CostCo over the weekend.

Swann - Advanced Security Made Easy

Anyone used them?

Complete kit; monitor, recorder, exterior cameras (4 IIRC) etc for about £600.
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v8gaz replied

27 March 2012, 12:01
Get a synology nas, they have an app that dos everything you need.
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MarillionFan started a topic PC CCTV

27 March 2012, 11:43
PC CCTV

Does anyone use or can recommend a decent home security system? Been having a look around and thinking of putting up some cameras/spot lights around the house with recording capabilities through to my PC.

Any recommendations?
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