The application features a clean and intuitive user interface, its straightforward functionality posing little to no difficulty in working with, from the first run. The program supports MJPEG stream cameras, enabling you to them in thumbnail-size, organized in tiles, or individually, in windowed-mode or full screen. To add a new camera to AnyCam, you need only input the IP address or the domain name, the port number being optional. Aside from that, there are no other configuration options.You can then click 'Save' and the tool will attempt to stream the images captured by your device, enabling you to view them on our computer. Moreover, the utility allows you to grab screenshots of the current webcam and store them to your system, for later usage. However, the streamed video cannot be recorded and saved to your PC, only watched live, so should you wish to monitor your home or a different building, someone needs to keep an eye on the screen at all times.
What is new in this release:
Version 1.0.4: new -- "Video wall" and "One-to-many" view modes are added; new -- "Direct link" mode on "Adding new camera" page; new -- Tiles drag & drop functionality; new -- "Import test cameras" button on main page; fixed -- an issue with NEW sticker position on the tiles; fixed -- modal error message when retrieving MJPEG stream.
What is new in version 1.03:
Version 1.03 fixed memory leaks; added startup splash screen. Static images on the tiles are replaced with dynamic media stream.
Requirements:
.NET Framework 4.0
Limitations:
30-day trial
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