SecuritySpy 2.1.0 for Mac User Reviews

• 5.0 stars

  "Best software I have purchased in my life, seriously"

  February 4, 2012  |   By cyclops124

  Version: SecuritySpy 2.1.0

  Pros

  Communicates with a wide variety of cameras and DVRs
  Eliminates the need for expensive DVRs
  Incredibly easy to set up and replicate across 16 cameras
  Cuts through NIH attitude of the security camera industry
  Presentation Professional
  Affords flexibility without being confusing

  Cons

  Only allows for 16 total cameras
  Remote browser could be upgraded
  Needs to integrate FTP or Dropbox to make it simpler to access data.
  Need to keep computer running when power is out to keep it functioning
  Add even more obscure cameras and DVRs to devices

  Summary

  I spent one fourth on my camera system for my property using SecuritySpy as compared to three bids with the same functionality. I was ready to give up on a camera system that I could run from my mac after I began tio deal with the security industry. then I found SecuritySpy and actually had a great deal of fun installing my system. As I tell everyone who wants to put together a network camera security system. I tell them to buy SecuritySpy first, hands down, then spend a great deal of time going through which cameras will work for them. The only given in my whole system is SecuritySpy. every other component faces obsolescence every day.

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