Eagle Eye Networks has released two new iOS features for its mobile app, making the user interface more efficient.
The Advanced Searching Feature allows users to search by tags, locations, or any available metadata. The search results are quickly displayed for live viewing and can be toggled to list view, layout view, or map view. For example, when a user searches a zip code, all cameras within that area will appear. Your search results can also be saved to a new layout for easy access in the future.
This video demonstrates the new searching capabilities:
The Full-Screen Feature gives users the ability to swipe down, in the history browser, and hide the timeline. This brings up a new controller, which may be resized or repositioned on the screen. The controller’s placement is saved separately for portrait and landscape mode, allowing users to rotate their device and view the video full-screen. Simply, swipe up when you want to bring the timeline back.
This video demonstrates the new mini-controller:
The iOS mobile app can be found in the App Store. Search “Eagle Eye Viewer” or click here to download.
Eagle Eye Networks has released two new iOS features for its mobile app, making the user interface more efficient.
The Advanced Searching Feature allows users to search by tags, locations, or any available metadata. The search results are quickly displayed for live viewing and can be toggled to list view, layout view, or map view. For example, when a user searches a zip code, all cameras within that area will appear. Your search results can also be saved to a new layout for easy access in the future.
This video demonstrates the new searching capabilities:
The Full-Screen Feature gives users the ability to swipe down, in the history browser, and hide the timeline. This brings up a new controller, which may be resized or repositioned on the screen. The controller’s placement is saved separately for portrait and landscape mode, allowing users to rotate their device and view the video full-screen. Simply, swipe up when you want to bring the timeline back.
This video demonstrates the new mini-controller:
The iOS mobile app can be found in the App Store. Search “Eagle Eye Viewer” or click here to download.
Eagle Eye Networks has released two new iOS features for its mobile app, making the user interface more efficient.
The Advanced Searching Feature allows users to search by tags, locations, or any available metadata. The search results are quickly displayed for live viewing and can be toggled to list view, layout view, or map view. For example, when a user searches a zip code, all cameras within that area will appear. Your search results can also be saved to a new layout for easy access in the future.
This video demonstrates the new searching capabilities:
The Full-Screen Feature gives users the ability to swipe down, in the history browser, and hide the timeline. This brings up a new controller, which may be resized or repositioned on the screen. The controller’s placement is saved separately for portrait and landscape mode, allowing users to rotate their device and view the video full-screen. Simply, swipe up when you want to bring the timeline back.
This video demonstrates the new mini-controller:
The iOS mobile app can be found in the App Store. Search “Eagle Eye Viewer” or click here to download.
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