SiteCam 6.0 for Macintosh OS-9

SiteCam 6.0 is a full-featured Web camera application for streaming live audio & video as well as time-lapse movies via the Internet. It includes a built-in Web server that streams live video to your viewer's browser, without the need for 3rd-party viewing software plug-ins. Using a powerful multiple-document model format, SiteCam will automatically select the best streaming format for the viewer's browser and stream images to fit the viewers available bandwidth.

Live streaming video requires a static IP address and an DSL connection or better (DSL, Cable modem, T1, etc.) However, for modem users, SiteCam can also be used with a modem dial-up connection to provide current images to a remote server using the File Transfer Protocol (FTP). SiteCam will also automatically archive a history of images --so you can save images over long periods of time to track the progress of your subject and create time-lapse movies.

If you already have an active Web site, you can quickly add a link to the streaming video (which points to the Server running SiteCam) or to the still images and time-lapse movies that have been uploaded to the server.

Available only in electronic download format. A user name and password will be sent vial email within 24 hours.

 

General SiteCam uses powerful Java technology to eliminate the need for client browser plug-ins or other client applications for viewing video streams. Live video is available to anyone using a Web browser. Because it uses standard HTTP, your video will be automatically delivered to users even behind a firewall. Images can be cropped, rotated, and/or flipped for just the right presentation Stream large images and small, highly compressed and high resolution Includes a powerful built-in Web server (SiteCam will automatically select the best streaming format for the viewer's browser) Capture images to automatically produce time-lapse movies Support for most QuickTime compatible video digitizers FireWire video camera support Browser-based execution of AppleScripts Web logging feature Easily add a logo, timestamp or background Streaming JPEGs viewed easily from inside corporate firewall	Additional Features SiteCam is constantly changing. If you haven't used SiteCam in a while, here are some features you may not have seen. Streaming Live Audio with new SiteCamLive Java applet Password Protection to audio & video Directory Indexing - quickly and easily view archived images Integrated Quick Setup Guide Display "flavors" let you quickly identify a particular document by color Documents automatically open on startup- no need for you to create a *Startup Script QuickTime movie on motion detection or via AppleScript On-demand QuickTime movie clip generation Interframe AppleScripts in QT movies Anti-tamper passwords Faster, better, more reliable FTP engine with Stay Connected feature Carbon compliant, but not available for OS-X!
Video Adjustable frame rate Automatically scales to available bandwidth Powerful server cache, no disk I/O required = improved performance No client-side plug-ins required, no firewall patches! Supports JPEG, GIF, PICT, PNG and QuickTime time-lapse movie Built-in Server can deliver all media types including HTML files, images, Java class files, and QT movie files Automatically generates streaming video HTML code Crop, rotate, and flip images Add text to each image (supports style/font selection, vertical/horizontal, & two-color fonts) Add a logo to each image Supports multiple documents open at once -- so you can capture images at several sizes, image qualities, and formats. Supports multiple video digitizers -- capture two or three video feeds from one computer Anti-Hijacking support for keeping your live streaming video from being stolen by other Web sites.	Miscellaneous Supports standard log files to aid in tracking usage Limited realm support allows you to assign passwords to parts of your Web site Includes a number of HTML tags that can include status information, date and time, and other information right in your HTML documents Motion detection lets you capture images when the camera scene changes Save a history of all or any number of images Complete control over video images Works with any QuickTime compatible video input source Real-time streaming audio/video No-plug in required to view Built-in Web server Integrates into your Web site in minutes Stable & robust Apple/Macintosh server - the state-of-the-art platform for streaming media Highly customizable using built-in scripting Create time-lapse videos from archived images Reliable, inexpensive, easy-to-use
General Requirements SiteCam requires a computer running the Macintosh Operating System with a video input. If you serve all of your Web pages on a Unix or Windows NT server, you can continue to do so. Just add a reference to your dedicated SiteCam server. If you want, you can also serve any other kind of HTML files from the built-in SiteCam Web server. Most Mac's are Internet and video input ready, so its a simple matter to add it to your existing TCP/IP network. Our step-by-step instructions will get you up in a matter of minutes. If you are unsure of the setup and technical aspects, we also offer a complete package with Web server, SiteCam and some sample pages to help you get started. Streaming Video Requirements Dedicated/static IP address Ethernet 10/100 Base T network connection w/ RJ-45 connector 128 Kbps recommended upstream bandwidth (allow 30 to 50 Kbps per concurrent stream)	System Requirements Hardware: Mac OS 9 (PowerPC preferred) Network: Open Transport; direct connection (streaming video). A PPP connection can only use periodic upload of images/movies via FTP. Disk space: 2mb + storage for any number of historical images System Software: System 8.1 - 9.1, QuickTime 2.5 (Earlier versions will work, but some features may be disabled) OS-X use not recommended. Due to the limited number of video digitizers available for OS-X, NuSpectra does not offer any support for OS-X. Please download the Trial Version and test it on your Macintosh to determine if SiteCam will work with your Macintosh and video source! Static Image RefreshRequirements Modem connection with FTP access to an ISP