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Active WebCam captures images up to 30 frames per second from any video device including USB, analog cameras, TV-boards, camcorders, and from network IP cameras.

You can broadcast live audio and video using the following methods:

  • Remote Access - allows other computers access the camera using the Active WebCam program. The program uses UDP protocol to push captured images and sound to viewers’ computers. Transferred video and audio can be encrypted and password protected.
  • FTP Upload - the program uploads images to your web site using FTP protocol. Your viewers point Internet browsers to your web site and watch the captured video. The captured video can be viewed using any Internet browser, no plug-ins or downloads required.
  • HTTP Server - the program runs own HTTP server that all users, connected to your computer using Internet browser, can see live video from your camera. The captured video can be viewed using any Internet browser, no plug-ins or downloads required.

    • Monitor Your Home or Office While You’re Away

    • Your camera can be used as a Surveillance System to watch your home, office, children, pets or anything else.
    • The program has a Motion Detection feature, which can perform various tasks when it triggered.
    • When the program detects motion in the monitored area, it can sound an alarm, e-mail you the captured images, start broadcasting or record a video.
    • Video can be recorded in AVI or MPEG formats.
    • The recorded video can be played back through Internet

    Adjust Captured Images

    • The program has features to add text captions, image overlays, and date/time stamps on each video frame.
    • You can shrink, grow, and rotate captured images.
    • Image can be cropped that the only selected part of a captured image will be broadcasted.

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