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HDIVS Analysis

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HDIVS is a peer-to-peer application designed for viewing Internet Protocol Camera (IPC) and Digital Video Recorder (DVR) footage remotely. This productivity software offers users a straightforward approach to accessing and controlling surveillance systems from any location. It features live viewing capabilities, PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) control, snapshot and video recording options, as well as two-way audio communication, making it suitable for monitoring homes, offices, or other premises.

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The application allows users to connect their cameras easily using an IP address or the device's Global Identifier (GID) for secure access. HDIVS is compatible with various IPC and DVR models, ensuring flexibility for different surveillance setups. Its user-friendly interface streamlines operations, catering to both personal and professional needs, thus enhancing remote security management.

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Full Specifications

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.0.6
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
138
Downloads Last Week
0

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HDIVS is a P2P way to view IPC and DVR,Plug and Play from all over the world! Using both IP address and the device GID to get the connecting info...
HDIVS is a P2P way to view IPC and DVR,Plug and Play from all over the world! Using both IP address and the device GID to get the connecting info from the server.HDIVS can help you view and control the cameras by: 1 live view 2 PTZ 3 Snapshot and record video 4 talk-back

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