에 의해 게시 Cesare Forelli
1. • By default the app shows one camera at a time in a single window, and you can switch between cameras inside that window; if you want to view multiple cameras at the same time, you will be able to upgrade to GlanceCam Pro and open as many windows as you need (including GlanceGrids, flexible grids with presets) and have them remembered between sessions.
2. GlanceCam is a bit nerdy, but very useful if you want to take advantage of inexpensive IP cameras and maybe combine them to the automation capabilities of the Internet of Things; it works on your LAN or via Internet (please see the requirements below) and, while it's not the most "works out-of-the-box" solution to configure (you'll need to retrieve some network parameters), it's flexible and brand-agnostic.
3. GlanceCam Pro is available either as a lifetime in-app purchase or as a yearly subscription (both provide the same functionality, you can pick your favorite purchasing method) and includes multi-windows, GlanceGrids, Cycle mode, an optional Minimalistic interface, custom icons, manual aspect ratios and a preferential channel for email support.
4. • To work over the Internet, you'll need a static public IP address or a dynamic DNS service, to configure port forwarding for each camera and, optionally, for the action buttons; I recommend to start testing in LAN to check compatibility.
5. You can check if your camera supports such protocols by searching the web, usually on the manufacturer website; since there is no standard for the stream URL format, you'll need to retrieve the proper string on the camera's manual or website.
6. • With most IP cameras, you can receive the realtime video stream via RTSP, HTTP(s) or RTMP (RTSPs not supported); GlanceCam shows you those feeds in resizable windows.
7. • One or more IP cameras broadcasting their stream via RTSP, HTTP(s) or RTMP; you'll need to know their IP addresses, video stream protocols, credentials and ports and to put those informations into strings.
8. GlanceCam for Mac is a secure IP camera viewer with support for standard streaming protocols.
9. GlanceCam is unobtrusive, loved by Users (> 560 App Store ratings averaging 4.2 stars!) and modern (38 updates since 2018, 100% compatible with Sonoma and Apple silicon).
10. The app and the GlanceCam Pro upgrade are macOS-exclusive: possible future versions for different platforms (iOS, etc.) will require separate purchases/subscriptions not included with this Mac version.
11. • GlanceCam windows can be configured to be Always on Top and visible in every Space; you can use Insta-zoom (right click and hold to temporarily maximise) and optionally auto-launch at login.
또는 아래 가이드를 따라 PC에서 사용하십시오. :
PC 버전 선택:
소프트웨어 설치 요구 사항:
직접 다운로드 가능합니다. 아래 다운로드 :
설치 한 에뮬레이터 애플리케이션을 열고 검색 창을 찾으십시오. 일단 찾았 으면 GlanceCam - IP camera viewer 검색 막대에서 검색을 누릅니다. 클릭 GlanceCam - IP camera viewer응용 프로그램 아이콘. 의 창 GlanceCam - IP camera viewer Play 스토어 또는 앱 스토어의 스토어가 열리면 에뮬레이터 애플리케이션에 스토어가 표시됩니다. Install 버튼을 누르면 iPhone 또는 Android 기기 에서처럼 애플리케이션이 다운로드되기 시작합니다. 이제 우리는 모두 끝났습니다.
"모든 앱 "아이콘이 표시됩니다.
클릭하면 설치된 모든 응용 프로그램이 포함 된 페이지로 이동합니다.
당신은 아이콘을 클릭하십시오. 그것을 클릭하고 응용 프로그램 사용을 시작하십시오.
다운로드 GlanceCam Mac OS의 경우 (Apple)
다운로드 | 개발자 | 리뷰 | 평점 |
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$3.99 Mac OS의 경우 | Cesare Forelli | 0 | 1 |
PC를 설정하고 Windows 11에서 GlanceCam 앱을 다운로드하는 단계:
GlanceCam for Mac is a secure IP camera viewer with support for standard streaming protocols. GlanceCam is unobtrusive, loved by Users (> 560 App Store ratings averaging 4.2 stars!) and modern (38 updates since 2018, 100% compatible with Sonoma and Apple silicon). It's perfect to keep an eye on one, or 50, IP cameras: • Install cameras from different manufacturers and avoid cumbersome web interfaces or obsolete apps. • Mount webcams in your living room, kitchen and garden to check on your pet when you're away. • Point a camera at your front gate and let visitors in by activating a network relay. GlanceCam is a bit nerdy, but very useful if you want to take advantage of inexpensive IP cameras and maybe combine them to the automation capabilities of the Internet of Things; it works on your LAN or via Internet (please see the requirements below) and, while it's not the most "works out-of-the-box" solution to configure (you'll need to retrieve some network parameters), it's flexible and brand-agnostic. Here's how it works: • With most IP cameras, you can receive the realtime video stream via RTSP, HTTP(s) or RTMP (RTSPs not supported); GlanceCam shows you those feeds in resizable windows. • You can add as many cameras as you like. • By default the app shows one camera at a time in a single window, and you can switch between cameras inside that window; if you want to view multiple cameras at the same time, you will be able to upgrade to GlanceCam Pro and open as many windows as you need (including GlanceGrids, flexible grids with presets) and have them remembered between sessions. • GlanceCam windows can be configured to be Always on Top and visible in every Space; you can use Insta-zoom (right click and hold to temporarily maximise) and optionally auto-launch at login. • 4K, zoom and audio are supported. • The app has lots of keyboard shortcuts; it supports Apple Script and URL schemes. • For every camera, you can configure up to 2 buttons to perform actions via HTTP GET calls. GlanceCam Pro is available either as a lifetime in-app purchase or as a yearly subscription (both provide the same functionality, you can pick your favorite purchasing method) and includes multi-windows, GlanceGrids, Cycle mode, an optional Minimalistic interface, custom icons, manual aspect ratios and a preferential channel for email support. The app is designed for realtime playback and doesn't support DVRs/NVRs, cloud services, recording (nor playing back recordings), pan & tilt (PTZ) and motion detection/notifications. To take advantage of GlanceCam you'll need at least one IP camera and some knowledge about your network; please, check the requirements below (or get in touch at support@cdf1982.com): • An Apple silicon or Intel Mac running Sonoma or a previous version of macOS (10.4+). • One or more IP cameras broadcasting their stream via RTSP, HTTP(s) or RTMP; you'll need to know their IP addresses, video stream protocols, credentials and ports and to put those informations into strings. You can check if your camera supports such protocols by searching the web, usually on the manufacturer website; since there is no standard for the stream URL format, you'll need to retrieve the proper string on the camera's manual or website. If you can't find it, get in touch: I always try to help, and often succeed in finding the right string! • For triggering actions from the optional buttons, you'll need devices that can react to HTTP GET calls. • To work over the Internet, you'll need a static public IP address or a dynamic DNS service, to configure port forwarding for each camera and, optionally, for the action buttons; I recommend to start testing in LAN to check compatibility. The app and the GlanceCam Pro upgrade are macOS-exclusive: possible future versions for different platforms (iOS, etc.) will require separate purchases/subscriptions not included with this Mac version. Privacy Policy: https://bit.ly/3nZjYM4 Terms of Service: https://bit.ly/3uB6etv
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