What settings should be taking care
when enables video recording?
The following settings in the Preference dialog box should be
noticed before enabling video recording.
1.
Make sure the free space of hard
disk specified in the setting "Record storage"
is enough.
2.
Select the option "Recycle storage" to let
system remove older video recordings
automatically for storing new video
recordings.
3.
Select the right recording mode for your
application. Event recording is good for
recording intrusion events.
4.
Use the default video and audio compression
method unless you computer has a better
efficient video/audio codec installed.
5.
Select the option 'Record audio" if you like
to record video and audio data
together.
2.
My computer is firewall protected.
How many TCP ports should be open for remote
watching?
There are two default TCP ports, 80 and 81 are
used for web server and video server. You can
change the TCP port number according to your
application. After you change the default TCP
port number, please be sure to enter the right
TCP port number when you create a connection for
remote watching.
3.
What kind of PC camera should I use
if the environment under monitoring may have a
period in low lighting condition?
If the environment under
monitoring may be in low lighting condition, a
PC camera with CCD sensor is
suggested.
4.
My office computer is in a LAN with
a local IP address, like 192.168.0.10. How can I
watch the camera video of office computer
remotely when I am out of office?
Consult your office IT
personnel to forward the TCP ports 80 of your
office computer to a global IP address. You can
then connect to the camera of office computer
remotely by the global IP address and TCP port
80. Using another TCP port number is also
OK.
5.
Can SecuExpress Remote notify me
when it receives a motion event?
There are two ways for SecuExpress Remote to
notify you when it receives a motion event. They
are sounding an alarm and show up program. You
can enable the notification from the Preference
settings.
6.
In Windows XP SP2 environment, the
remote camera video watching function does not
work.
Windows XP Service Pack 2 enables Windows
firewall by default and blocks most of malicious
Internet connections. Please follow below steps
to unblock Internet connections required by
SecuExpress Watcher for supporting remote camera
video watching.
Step 1:
Run SecuExpress Wathcher
program.
Step 2:
Windows system displays "Windows Security
Alert" dialog box two times. The first time the
name in the dialog box is "VideoServer". The
second time is "SecuWatcher". Click "Unblock"
button to close these dialog boxes.
Step 3:
When you change the TCP port number of Video
Server or built-in Web Server, the "Windows
Security Alert" dialog box displays again, click
"Unblock" button to close the dialog
box.