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| Title and Version |
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CamUpload v1.41
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| Author |
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Spanto Soft S.L.
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| Release Date |
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17 August 2005
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| Operating Systems |
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Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP
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| Short Description |
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camupload is a tool that captures images from a webcam and sends them to a website via ftp. it uploads an image at user preset time intervals, and can be configured to capture images when movement is detected.
camupload is widely configurable, outputs jpg quality images, implements movement detection sensibility, prints the time stamp over the captured images and much more.
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| PAD File URL |
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http://www.spanto.com/padfiles/camupload_pad.xml |
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| Application Web Page |
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http://www.spanto.com/shareware/camupload.html
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| Author Web Page |
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http://www.spanto.com
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| Keywords |
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webcam,ftp,upload,camera,surveillance
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| Full Description |
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CamUpload is a tool that captures images from a webcam and sends them to a website via FTP. It uploads an image at user preset time intervals, and can be configured to capture images when movement is detected.
Images created with CamUpload can also be stored in the local system or in any system in your LAN as JPG files.
CamUpload uses its own embedded FTP client to send the webcam images to your website. It can work minimized in your computer tray, as a background task. Also CamUpload can be configured to start running when Windows starts up and activate your webcam automatically.
Its detection system captures any little movement. Use CamUpload to receive an alert e-mail with the image attached when a movement is detected. Also, CamUpload creates AVI files from your individual captured images using video compressor codecs installed in your system, making them lightweight and easy to distribute.
CamUpload have schedule options, it starts and stops the capture process automatically at predefined times.
Use CamUpload from within any LAN. CamUpload works with the most used proxy protocols, SOCKS 4, SOCKS 5 and Proxy FTP.
CamUpload can be used to upload webcam images to a website, as a surveillance system or as a stop-motion camera to see things that happen slowly. Imagine capturing many images of a growing flower over 15 days and then watching the result as an AVI file at high speed!
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