Developerinabox has released a major update to iSpy 3.5.0, its powerful open-source surveillance software which enables Windows users to use a collection of webcams and microphones as part of a complete security system for free, although certain features, containing remote access and email alerts, require a monthly subscription.
iSpy 3.5.0 promises vastly improved resource management, and adds two major new features: the ability to detect and recover from crashes and hangs, plus a built-in media browser.
Version 3.5.0 should run far more efficiently than previous versions, thanks to improved CPU and memory usage, which includes the ability to push the trigger for Increased Max CPU usage all the way to 100 percent.
In addition to the built-in Media Browser, iSpy has correct MIME types for JPEG images, and removed its dependency on using Windows Media codecs in favour of pure FFMPEG.
In addition, it also added to the main screen is the command browser, while a number of unspecified bug fixes and minor improvements have also been implemented in this latest release.
iSpy 3.5.0 is available as a free open-source download for PCs running Windows XP or later, although charges apply for those wanting email alerts and remote access. A 1GHz processor is recommended along with plenty of memory, while the program also requires the.
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