Video and Audio Almost Anywhere
SkyWire Video Secure Edition 2.0 displays live video and audio, and plays back recorded audio and video from surveillance systems and most any video source, on mobile devices—PDAs, cell phones, notebooks,browsers,tablets or laptops—via TCP, HTTP or UDP connection, “wired” or wireless. See and hear the action live, on any LAN or anywhere the Internet or a wireless connection is available. MPEG-4 video brings high frame rates to PocketPC and PC and Browser clients.
On Almost Any Operating system and Device
SkyWire Video Secure Edition works with handheld devices running PocketPC via MPEG4, with any Windows Desktop , Browser Clients via MPEG4 with an ActiveX, Browser Clients via MJPEG with a Java Applet or JavaScript, Laptops, Palm with Java, and tablet PCs running Windows, and now with many cell phones. That means SkyWire Video works with devices you now have, and will likely be acquiring in the future. Download the SkyWire Video Client User Manual for details.
Cell Phone Client
See your surveillance system, place of business, or home monitoring system on your Java-enabled cell phone. Very convenient.
Works with almost any CCTV System
SkyWire Video works with all popular cameras, multiplexers and DVRs, through a variety of connectivity options. Camera Pan, Tilt and Zoom and other camera controls can used from the handheld device, in appropriate configurations. View live video, hear audio, and play back recorded video and audio.
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Encryption and Device Registration for Extreme Protection
SkyWire Video uses the most powerful encryption available to protect your video from unauthorized viewing—whether you are using LAN, Internet or wirleless connection. AES and RSA encryption are available. And for extreme security, specific individual devices may be registered via their hardware MAC addresses, so only those devices can access the video.
New Options for Security and Management
Security personnel are no longer tied to a bank of monitors. They can see a situation or check an alarm wherever they may be—at the airport, between buildings, even en-route to respond. And managers can check their business from anywhere.
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