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I recently purchased a couple of IP cameras online and found the inbuilt software buggy and unreliable. Sometimes settings would work, other times they would fail.

After searching for a better alternative I eventually came across Xeoma. It’s a stand-out Application. Right away, I was pretty impressed by Xeoma. It automatically searches the network for cameras, even the webcam was recognized as a video stream. Setup was painless.

I found it quick and easy to create record schedules. The motion detection works really great with areas that trigger emails, and it has a time delay feature which records a period before an event occurs as well as the event, and the sensitivity level is customizable, (so you don't get an email every time the cat walks past the camera!).

I love that I can access my cameras at home while I am at work. I found it easy to use and am overall pretty impressed with it.

I haven’t yet played with some of the features like SMS notifications and setting access restrictions, but I like that it has those functions ready for when I get around to setting it up. Another point worth a mention is the interface. It’s pretty impressive, in one word 'Sleek!' I highly recommend it. If you’re looking for a surveillance application, give it a try, it cross platform compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux, and its well-priced.

At first, I was a little bit surprised with the look of the software. More like a game at a glance. But, wow, so powerful and functional at the same time! I like the way they have combined the modules into some functional groups. It is easy to find and understand where different features can be found. No manual needed.

It is definitely a con. Some features need improvement in my opinion though. Like it would be nice to be able to rotate the camera images in the main screen. But it, surely, doesn’t make the software bad or weak, just we all aim for perfection? I recently purchased a couple of IP cameras online and found the inbuilt software buggy and unreliable.

Sometimes settings would work, other times they would fail. After searching for a better alternative I eventually came across Xeoma. It’s a stand-out Application. Right away, I was pretty impressed by Xeoma. It automatically searches the network for cameras, even the webcam was recognized as a video stream. Setup was painless. I found it quick and easy to create record schedules.

The motion detection works really great with areas that trigger emails, and it has a time delay feature which records a period before an event occurs as well as the event, and the sensitivity level is customizable, (so you don't get an email every time the cat walks past the camera!). I love that I can access my cameras at home while I am at work. I found it easy to use and am overall pretty impressed with it. I haven’t yet played with some of the features like SMS notifications and setting access restrictions, but I like that it has those functions ready for when I get around to setting it up. Another point worth a mention is the interface. It’s pretty impressive, in one word 'Sleek!'