ReCam Remote Monitoring Software

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Manufacturer: MOBI Technologies, Inc.
Model: Item No. 70008
Binding: CD-ROM
Publisher: MOBI Technologies, Inc.
Label: MOBI Technologies, Inc.
Platform: Windows NT
Platform: Windows NT

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Features for ReCam Remote Monitoring Software:

Monitor your home or business locally from any location with internet access.
Notification and viewing via internet, email or cell phones
Record videos and images on local or network drives
View and record multiple cameras simultaneously
Single software license for unlimited number of cameras

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Editorial Review
MOBI 70008 ReCam 4.6 Camera Monitoring and Notification Software Surveillance software captures and analyzes images for advanced monitoring and recording of home or office ; Program performs simultaneous recording and broadcasting from unlimited number of cameras from any video device ; Monitor homes or business from any location with Internet access ; Notification and viewing via e-mail, Internet or PDA phones ; Keep archived videos or images on hard drives or network hard drives ; View and record from multiple cameras simultaneously ; Multi-brand and model compatibility allows for efficient and flexible system setup ReCam 4.6 Camera Monitoring and Notification Software
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Customer Reviews

Doesnt work

2008-05-12
The product description says it works "with any wired or wireless IP camera", however I have not been able to get it to work with the wireless security cameras I bought for my home so that I could monitor them from work via the internet. I cannot even get past the initial setup as the software doesn't recognize the cameras. This product may work well with a webcam or something similar but does not do what I need it for.

Don't buy this

2008-02-21
I purchased this software from a recommendation of a friend. I wanted to remotely monitor my business ip camera. The camera was not on the very limited list of cameras and did not connect. When I called the tech department they said I needed to get the current version that has my camera listed. When I downloaded the new software it had my camera and I was able to locally access it but not remotely. When I called again they said I need to change my router and computer settings to make it work and I should call geek squad to do it. It is a useless and complicated program and far beyond my pretty good computer skills.

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