Everything you need to know about modern, cloud video management software from the experts at Eagle Eye Networks.
We’ve added a new gallery viewer feature to the Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS, making viewing historic video easier and more intuitive than ever. When looking through previously recorded video, it is easier to navigate if you have more visibility– especially if you’re looking with a purpose. Our gallery viewer
In part 1, we showed how to mask out a motion zone to ignore motion. In this post we are going to show how to create email alerts. We will be setting up email alerts on my front door. I am interested on getting an email notification whenever someone enters
We try to keep our product simple and easy to use. One way we do this is by guiding new installers through the setup process. Below is the new setup process with guided instructions. When first logging in, you will be prompted to add a bridge. While the bridge is
Often there is repetitive motion in a scene that you want to ignore. A great example of this is a TV or a swaying tree. Having constant motion makes it difficult to quickly find the item you are looking for. It is like adding more hay to the stack when
Our customers have asked for a little help with navigating the camera settings. We listened- and delivered. There is now a question mark icon (as indicated in the image below) that opens up a new window with detailed and guided help. Each of the camera setting tabs (camera, retention, resolution,
We’re always saying how you can use the Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS from anywhere. Yesterday I decided to put that to the test. I was on a Southwest Airlines flight between Dallas and Kansas City, and fired up my web browser to view some video. Check out the results
Endless products can be made better with the addition of images and video. Access control systems are a great candidate to improve with the Eagle Eye Networks Video API. Controlling who gets in and out of secure areas is an important, albeit not glamorous task. There are times where the
This blog post is an example of how you can use the Eagle Eye Networks Video API to embed the preview stream on another site. This is a common request from businesses that want to show their visitors the inside of their facility without a password. Home owners associations, pet hotels,
BazaarVoice held their annual conference + hackathon and we were lucky enough to participate. Because of the strong engineering talent they attract it made sense for us to let people loose with our Video API and see what they could create. To make it more exciting we had a $1000
We received an alert that our equipment had lost connection to the internet. As soon as got the alert we also got the preview image for the second it was installed. We are always sending the low resolution preview stream to the cloud. The high resolution, full-framerate video comes up
One of the benefits of a centrally managed software solution is that updates can be delivered without requiring the end user to install anything new. One example of this is the new time lapse feature we’ve been working on. One of our engineers put this video together to show how
Axis makes terrific cameras and as a founding member of the ONVIF standard they are a great compliment to our product. Axis handles security for their cameras uniquely and the purpose of this blog post is to show how to enable ONVIF support in their cameras. [NOTE: If it is
Executive Summary: We recommend 100kbps per camera for our realtime previews stream. You can adjust the quality on those by raising or lowering the settings but those are safe averages. We load balance and pool requests so that multiple people watching the same live stream view it through our cloud
How do I add a bridge? Each bridge comes with a unique Attach ID. The Attach ID is used to associate that bridge with an account. In order to add a bridge to an account, enter the Attach ID and a name for the bridge. The bridge will now be
Company Valuations for Systems Integrators: RR, Tech, Vertical Mkts, All Affect Value – SDM (Jan 2011) – Much has been written about how security dealers, with their profit-rich recurring monthly revenue (RMR), are valued in the marketplace, but the factors that go into valuating systems integration companies has been covered
