Network Video Streaming For Video Surveillance

BenSoftware has announced the release of RemoteSight 1.0.3, an update to their network video and audio streaming software. RemoteSight can stream video from a variety of devices, such as the built-in iSight cameras included in many Macintosh computers. Designed to operate as part of a video surveillance system, RemoteSight integrates seamlessly with SecuritySpy, the premier multi-camera video surveillance software on the Macintosh platform, to provide video and audio feeds from any computer attached to a network.

"This update represents our ongoing commitment to maintaining top quality software and responding to our customers' feedback" said Ben Bird, the developer of RemoteSight and SecuritySpy. "Many organisations as well as home users already have a network of computers with built-in cameras; RemoteSight allows them to inexpensively utilise these cameras for the purposes of video security."

RemoteSight can also be used as a standalone application for remotely monitoring anything happening on or around a particular computer, or for adding live images to web sites. RemoteSight effectively turns the computer's camera into a network camera that can be viewed using a web browser such as Safari or FireFox.


New features in this version include Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion" compatibility.

Pricing and Availability:
RemoteSight 1.0.3 can be downloaded and tested free of charge for 30 days before purchasing. Pricing is in British Pounds, Euros or US Dollars, and both single-user and site licenses are available, for 15.90 (approx. $27) and 159.00 (approx. $270) respectively.

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