Xeoma (32-bit) for Windows

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Key Details of Xeoma (32-bit)

Connect cameras to powerful video surveillance from small to big systems
Last updated on 06/14/23
There have been 2 updates within the past 6 months
The current version has 0 flags on VirusTotal

Developer’s Description

Connect cameras to powerful video surveillance from small to big systems.

Get complete video surveillance solution with construction-set principle and unlimited flexibility. Easy for non-tech-savvies, powerful for professionals. Build your small to enterprise system with up to 512 cameras. Remote view from any mobile devices and computers. Works on Windows, Mac OS, Linux with full remote access. Remember how you enjoyed playing with your construction set as a kid? How easy it was to make any of your ideas come true combining simple elements and making them grow gradually into something greater. Even easier than that, now you can realize your most complicated video surveillance goals thanks to unconventional flexibility of this video surveillance software. Full freedom of choice based on visual modular architecture and user-friendly touchscreen control.

Auto-detection and support for almost any camera (IP, ONVIF, USB webcams, H.264, MJPEG, MPEG4, PTZ, WiFi) make your PC and camera a ready to work out-of-the-box surveillance system. Intellectual motion detector with advanced false alarm avoiding logic, motion-triggered or scheduled notifications (SMS, e-mail) and snapshot captures, for example for parental control over child's activity on PC, plus hidden mode to stay stealth. Just imagine all the situations you could use it in and how greatly it could help. Cloud service, shared access rights, encryption, password protection, network clustering, also on OS without graphical shell, make monitoring efficient and stable. No installation and no admin rights required. Automatic backup on FTP, powerful web server for viewing all cameras with sound (flash video streaming), cyclic archive with export feature. Free mode - 1 camera and a few other restrictions. Trial mode - full functionality and settings kept for 4 hours. Commercial mode unlocks limitations.

Xeoma (32-bit) for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 14, 2023

Latest update: June 14, 2023

Version: 23.3.22

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows Server
Windows Vista
Windows 2003
Windows 10
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 52,651

Downloads Last Week: 3

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User Reviews

4.4/5

23 User Votes

Thoughtful design, but bugs make it a non-keeper.
TheLawabiderJuly 25, 2016
Pros
Very intuitive, simple interface.
Cons
Bugs! The archive player jams sometimes, and takes the rest of the program with it. Also there is often some compression on the live picture. I asked Xeoma about this, and they implied that it's a feature and not a bug. But no other IP camera software degrades the picture like this, even ones that run in a web browser. It's very ugly and totally unnecessary, and why would we want the picture degraded. Note that this is for the live view; it doesn't show up in the archive if I play the videos with another program. For some reasons it goes away sometimes if I click the picture.
Summary
Not a keeper. Found a lot of serious bugs within two days of use.
Easy to use
November 11, 2014
Pros
- Nice and easy to use even for a non-technical user! - Reasonable price - Stable remote access (+ remote access via mobile devices!)
Cons
- there is still no app for iPhone (I hope there will be one soon!)
Summary
Get it if you want an easy and fun to work with software.
Usefull, easy program!
Andrea_S86February 12, 2014
Pros
It is very simple. The main pro is its interface, which is very easy to use. Navigation is simple and works with all types of cameras. Xeoma looks nice for me.
Cons
For me none!
Summary
For me program shouldn't be complicated, so I enjoy using Xeoma!)))
I like it, no major issues or irritations
KervorkJanuary 18, 2014
Pros
I run this under linux, it's one of the few programs I could find for linux. I have about 20 cameras running of various kinds. It is easy to use, the playback features are excellent and intuitive. Installation is easy. Motion detection works well. Price is good.
Cons
Display has locked up before and stops updating. Video was still being recorded, needed to close and open client to fix. Can't arrange cameras after they are set up. Can't figure out how to keep it from scanning for cameras when it starts up. I don't use the feature and it's annoying.
Summary
I have it in two locations, soon possibly in a 3rd. I like it much better han Luxriot, Blue Iris, Zoneminder and others I have used. I give it 4 stars for not being perfect.
nice and affordable!
Danny_NollandJanuary 13, 2014
Pros
It is very simple and logical yet very powerful and capable to work with a great number of cameras. As a main pro I would define a great user interface which is especiaaly good for tablets. With all the other programs I have tried I had the same problem with understanding the interface and navigation through the program settings. Here with Xeoma it is quite simple.
Cons
The program is still not perfect. The motion detection works weird at times...and not all the cameras are being autodetected at a very start. But I wouldn't say these are critical points.
Summary
I really enjoy using this software, but, we should always aim for perfection, right? ;) So I rate it 4,5 stars!
Good application!
BirngerNovember 27, 2013
Pros
Intuitive interface, support Linux (very important for me), works without installation and admin rights, has powerful trial - easy to try needed functionality. Good choice for MJPEG IP-cameras.
Cons
None. Good software.
Summary
Small, but powerful!
Fails even on basic cameras
fschlaterOctober 1, 2013
Pros
Was looking promising
Cons
Waste of time
Summary
On startup, the software reported 4 cameras by itself (out of 6) but none of them displayed anything. The manual configuration was also a no go for the 2 onvif cameras and the 2 h264 cameras. The only one that worked was my old panasonic camera but it was not for long. The image was low quality and the refresh rate choppy. Finally the software crashed a few minutes later. The software constantly crashes even with this single camera. I didn't find any logs anywhere to and some very basic settings which would make the setup easy are missing. Even the free alternatives I have been using so far gave much better results than this.
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ZaraKidanivaAugust 1, 2013
Pros
Functions good, 3 weeks already, 1 week in commercial mode. Great interface, really clear and user-friendly. The set of features is also good enough and enables to set practically any system. Can support up to 1000 cameras (and more, if the system allows) simultaneously.
Cons
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Summary
Excellent!
angel_of_twilightJuly 31, 2013
Pros
Comfortable
Cons
I don't see cons in this app
Summary
The only problem I had is was detecting cameras at start. But the support team helped me out as quickly as I didn't even expect. Plus there were some cheap Chinese stuff. But I thought I should share the experience. The software is great.
good program
Jonnyk_13July 29, 2013
Pros
comfortable
Cons
found no deficiencies
Summary
Great piece of software, hopefully, it will work as advertised later on as well. I really appreciate the designers' work, because the interface is amazing, makes the whole process easier and more fun. I use Xeoma for home video surveillance; I AM NOT a tech-savvy or anyhow connected with the II world at all. And I like the fact I can still use it, easy and effectively.