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AtHome Video Streamer is a utility that turns a Mac into a live video source for monitoring and surveillance. This free software allows users to stream video to mobile devices over various networks, including WiFi and cellular data. Key features include scheduled recording, time-lapse creation, and night vision capabilities. The app connects seamlessly with the AtHome Camera viewer, allowing for easy setup through QR codes or Connection IDs. It is ideal for homeowners, pet owners, and small business operators looking to utilize existing hardware for remote observation and recording purposes.

The software employs AI-powered human detection to reduce false alarms by distinguishing people from non-human motion. It offers motion sensing that can trigger recordings and send notifications to viewer devices. Two-way talk and remote recording management enhance user experience by allowing confirmation of events before reviewing footage. The app prioritizes secure video transfer with encrypted peer-to-peer technology and optional cloud storage, ensuring user data privacy while providing a flexible monitoring solution.

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¿Has usado AtHome Video Streamer para Mac?


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GENERAL
Lanzamiento
Última actualización
Versión
3.5.1
SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS
Plataforma
Mac
Sistema operativo
  • macOS 10.15
  • Mac OS X
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0
Descargas de la última semana
0

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