With Willing Webcam, you can record your daily activities as live streaming video to share with your friends and family. No matter where they are, your friends and family can visit your web site to see what you’re doing at the moment. You can also create your own streaming videos for YouTube, and other video-sharing sites.

If you’re away from home often, you can use this webcam software to detect any motion in your home. Remote management allows you to send an e-mail, SMS message, or http command to control the webcam. You can use Willing Webcam to monitor housekeepers, nannies, and other visitors to your home. To save the evidence, upload the files to an FTP site or send e-mail with attachments to your own e-mail address.

This webcam program uses a motion control sensor to activate the camera and trigger an action, for example, sending an e-mail or SMS message, uploading to an FTP site, sounding an alarm, or starting another application.

Another useful feature of Willing Webcam is its time-lapse function, which records a video at certain time points. Using it like a DVR (digital video recorder), you can record frame by frame and then view the movie later.

Willing Webcam integrates seamlessly with instant messenger programs such as Skype and Windows Live Messenger. This is handy for a video chat with your friends or a meeting with business associates scattered all over the world. In addition, if your video equipment doesn’t work with IM, Willing Webcam can transfer the video stream using an intermediate driver.

Willing Webcam works with most USB and FireWire (IEEE 1394) video devices, including webcams, camcorders, TV and video capture cards, TV tuners, and IP network cameras. It also supports the pan, tilt, and zoom functions of Logitech QuickCam Orbit cameras.

Venta4Net allows sending faxes and voice messages from any networked computer (client) via a modem (or modems) installed in the single computer (server). The connection between clients and the server uses the TCP/IP protocol. Single line and multi-line (up to 32 telephone lines!) versions are available.

Four client workstations are supported in the basic installation and can be increased. Each task created by users is transferred to the server and is placed in the schedule. The delivery system processes the schedule and performs the message delivery. Access to the message delivery schedule and logbooks depends on user rights. For privacy purposes, a client may be denied access to view and edit another’s scheduled tasks and/or log book records. Received messages (depending on settings) can be addressed to one or several users. User rights determine the actions that a user is allowed to perform when working with the program. User rights also determine the accessibility of specific information. Access to the message delivery schedule and log books depends on user rights.

Public (accessible to all users) and personal phonebooks and delivery time masks can be used. The software is compatible with a variety of faxmodems. It supports the additional capabilities of several modems such as caller’s number delivery (Caller ID) and distinctive ring service. The time-limited and feature-limited evaluation version of the program is available for testing and studying the interaction between the server and client ends of the program in the local area network as well as for testing the interaction between the program and your faxmodem.

No restrictions in the shareware version.

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