Wireless cameras

[Al Assid]

I have played with EvoCam and like the motion detection feature. The  
problem  is changing light intensity is perceived as movement so  
partly cloudy days can load the system with lots of false reading due  
to the sun going in and out and changing the light levels. I live in  
Mexico during the winter and keep tabs on the house with Timbuktu. I  
depend on Xtension to run the house for 6 months without failing and  
to date "3 years" I'm very pleased . I keep a second system on a  
different IP for backup. This camera I'm looking at would also use a  
separate IP so if  a malfunction were to happen I could see what is  
going on with the lights and shades. I just put Xtension on a Mac  
Mini with Tiger and have only one problem with Weeder Reader timing  
out..

On May 11, 2005, at 3:22 PM, Shon Cook wrote:

> I'm doing the same ting.  Ordered 2 cameras from X10, but I don't  
> think the video to USB adapter is QuickTime or OSX compatible.   
> I'll let you know when I get them.  If it is, I'll be using EvoCam  
> from Evological (http://www.evological.com/evocam.html).   
> Otherwise, I don't know what to do.
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> -Thanks,
>  Shon
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> On May 11, 2005, at 3:11 PM, Al Assid wrote:
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>> I'm in the process of putting a wireless cameras in the house  
>> with  internet access capabilities, I need some input on one I'm  
>> looking at on the following site.
>>  http://www.avtechsolutions.com/v3011124.htm.
>> Can anyone give me any insight on this company or product?
>> Thanks
>> Al
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