What did you do with your old iOS and Android devices? This app is an audio and video surveillance solution for your Mac and mobile devices. This app enables you to turn camera-enabled iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) or Android devices (Android phone, Tablet) into network cameras with audio and motion detection capabilities. It allows you to remotely monitor multiple live audio and video feeds from your Mac over Wi-Fi and cellular networks.

Main Features

  • Listen and watch your built-in mobile device camera live from your Mac
  • Up to 8 numbers of Mac computers including mobile devices can be configured
  • Directly access to video streams between Mac and mobile devices without 3rd party application
  • No need to open ports or configure router or get static IP or DDNS
  • Secured layer encryption for account authentication (userID & Key, and Password)
  • Select either the front or back camera of mobile devices
  • 2 Way audio - Push To Talk
  • Support iCloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox
  • Enable or disable LED Flashlight remotely when back camera is selected
  • Enable Audio & Motion Detection
  • Enable or disable Auto-Lock
  • Take snapshots or share via social network service

System Requirements

In order to use our version, you will need:

  • Phone, Tablet with Android 3.0 or later (Buy uMobileCam on Google Play)

  • iPhone, iPod touch, iPad with iOS 6.0 or later (Buy uMobileCam on the iTunes Store)

  • Internet connection (through Wi-Fi or 3G/4G) on mobile device and computer and network camera
  • To make sure that your webcam and microphone are enabled on your computer
  • To setup your Cloud account if you want to save your images by referring to iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox

     

Getting Started

Step 1: Install uMobileCam on Google Play or uMobileCam on the iTunes Store on your mobile devic then do the settings for camera side

  • Select “Setup” button on the menu screen
  • Do the settings by filling out the required fields:
  • - Device Name: Enter the name you want to assign to your mobile device

    - Device Role: Assign your mobile device to Camera

    - User ID: Enter the user ID of your mobile device (case sensitive, 6~24 char size)

    - Key: Enter the Key of your mobile device (case sensitive, 6~24 char size)

    - Password: Enter the password of the camera (case sensitive, 6~24 char size)

    - Key and Password must contain anyalpha-numeric characters (lower/upper alphabet character and 0 ~ 9 digits)

  • Do the optional settings by referring to http://www.ubntek.com/umobilecam

Step2: Setup account with the same User ID, Key, and Password as used in your mobile settings

  • You can setup optional features as follows:
  • - Device Name: Enter the name you want to assign to your Mac

    - User ID: Enter the same user ID as used in your mobile device

    - Key: Enter the same Key as used in your mobile device

    - Password: Enter the same Password as used in your mobile device

    - Auto Lock: Enable or disable auto lock feature

    - Cloud type: select one of iCloud, Google, Dropbox or None(default local folder)

  • Do click "save settings" tab in the bottom

Step3: Connect your Mac to the mobile device by selecting camera name at the bottom right corner in Monitor tab of your screen

Note

You need to make a note as follows:

  • Your Mac devices are required to be connected to public networks
  • Encrypted string randomly generated by user ID and Key is sent to the server for registration. Additional encrypted Password string is saved only between camera side on your Mac  and monitor side on your mobile devices. We do not save your ID and Key and Password, thus you should make a note of them and keep it in a safe place just in case OR you can set the auto login feature.
  • Simultaneously capturing both video and audio feed on your device may cause increased video frame and audio delays.
  • If you get UPnP Error message, make sure that UPnP is enabled in your router. If you are still having problems, you need to manually forward ports in your router by referring to http://portforward.com/guides.htm
  • For more information, please refer to www.umobilecam.com

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