Axis Camera Station Software with One-year Upgrade (Single-camera License)

If you are looking for both an easy way to manage your Axis IP-camera-based surveillance system, and add functionality at the same time, the Axis Camera Station Software with One-year Upgrade (Single-camera License) is for you. AXIS Camera Station software is an IP-surveillance software that works with Axis network cameras and video servers to provide video monitoring, recording and event management functions. With the AXIS Camera Station installed on your Windows PC, you can simultaneously view and record images or video from multiple cameras. This software includes multiple recording modes, such as continuous, scheduled, on-alarm and on-motion detection. The embedded AXIS Image Enhancer component can be unlocked with an additional license key (sold separately) and activated to improve image clarity in poor visibility conditions such as fog, smoke, rain and snow. This software features multiple search functions for recorded events, remote access via a Web browser or Windows client (included), and multilingual language support, including English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. Additional features for this software include alarm alert functions (both sound and email notification), full duplex real-time audio support without recording, and applications for controlling camera configuration and functions such as pan, tilt and zoom. Each software license allows you to view MPEG2 and MPEG4 formats for up to 16 cameras (depending on license) simultaneously. This Camera Station software has a recording database limited only by the hardware it is installed on, and can save all system messages on-screen, in log files, and even via email. This software runs on the Windows XP Pro, 2000, or 2003 Server platforms, or IIS (Internet Information Server) for the Web client, and requires Internet Explorer version 6.0 or higher. At a minimum this software requires a Pentium-4 two-Gigahertz processor, 512 MB of RAM, and one-Gigabyte of hard disk space for installation as well as two-Gigabytes or more per camera as an image data