IP CCTV Cameras

[ROY]

Anyone using IP cameras for home security
Seems like technology is really moving on and these are pretty good now
Looking at getting an outdoor and an internal camera
Not for continuous streaming of video but when motion is detected
Any advice chaps cause there seems to be all kinds of models makes and versions to waste money on and get the wrong kit

[gilford]

Tread carefully, a lot aren't Mac compatible and if you want to view on your iPhone its very hard.

I've got a system in my factory that works well but is old tech, needs XP and Activ X to work, you can access it from any XP computer though.

[ROY]

Looking for one that sends you emails and images when motion detected
But its a minefield there is so many

[ROY]

Was thinking something like the Loftek Nexus 543 or similar

[gtwibell]

I bought a decent low light camera and auto iris lens on ebay for around £20. It's a few years old and the traditional seperate lens style but works well. Then I found on ebay an Axis 247 video server that does Web streaming, email, motion sensing and a whole lot more and is Mac friendly (see http://www.axis.com/techsup/cam_servers ... ab=general).

It probably ended up costing a bit more than a recent all in one set up but offers a huge amount of flexibility.

[mavada]

Great free software...

http://www.ispyconnect.com/

[gangstarrrrr]

Look at foscam cameras. They're very good and outdoor ones can be had on eBay for around 60-70 quid. Got it working fine on my mac and can pull up a live feed on my iPhone or iPad anywhere in the world with 1 click. Very impressed. They do emailing and motion detection etc.

[ROY]

Great stuff lads will check em out

[ROY]

Checked the web site thanks for the link just what i need
You can even log in and check the demo ones out

[Chrishumes]

Roy...why dont u try a groupbuy? Id certainly be interested

[ROY]

Here's a link to the web site check it out, well worth a look.
http://foscam.co.uk/?gclid=CIPotcWrqrYCFXDKtAodvVkA0w