This collection of apps features some that interface with different manufacturers cameras and those that are specific to a brand. Both are included to help end users who are shopping for a new system; it might be helpful to see some that have a mobile interface.
The feature sets on these apps range greatly. Some allow the user to control the pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) through “pinch to zoom,” take snapshots and send via MMS and email, play back video recordings, two-way audio, view live video from multiple cameras, store multiple DVR connections in an address book, instant notification of alarm events, and HTTPS support for secure connectivity are among just a few.
Why say 9 cctv systems and then only mention 1? Or is this page cleverly hard to navigate? I’ve stilled you and down and looked for the rest of the article but it seems simply incomplete.
Hey James!
Sorry for the confusion. If you click through the slideshow you’ll find all 9 of the cctv systems. Just click on “Next Slide” above the main photograph, and then when you’re done with that photo, click on “Next Slide” again to go to the next photo. Notice that some of the photos have the same captions because we’re still highlighting the same cctv system. But rest assured, if you keep moving through the slideshow all 9 systems will be revealed.
Let me know if there’s any more confusion. You can email me directly a JBlackwood@ehpub.com!
Thanks for Reading,
Jonathan Blackwood
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Excellent tips.
The link to the slideshow is not clear though.
Great tips, thanks for sharing.
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Great apps. thanks for sharing.