iSights / Webcam

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/mandolux//mandolux/
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in General Discussion edited January 2014
How do you setup two iSights as webcams? Something like for a mom to check on her daughter and dogs from work. Please help.

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    asaphasaph Posts: 176member
    Wish I knew so I could help you. But I can give you a bump!
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    rara Posts: 623member
    You might be able to use something like Quicktime Broadcaster.
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    /mandolux//mandolux/ Posts: 648member
    hey, QT Broadcaster looks promising Thanks!
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    rokrok Posts: 3,519member
    don't know much about broadcaster, but whenever someone asks me this, i direct them to evocam from evological software. it's the best webcam software fro the mac i know of, and they are very committed to keeping up with drivers and compatibility with a ridiculous number of hardware units out there. you can use it for your own home webcam to make sure the dog doesn't get on the couch, or an entire security camera network manager with motion detection etc, for $25.



    EvoCam from Evological.com



    hope that helps.
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    /mandolux//mandolux/ Posts: 648member
    evocam was the first suggestion i got from a friend and coworker
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    cakecake Posts: 1,010member
    Yep, EvoCam is the way to go.

    When I went back East last summer to visit my family I set my iSight up and used EvoCam to watch my cats.











    It's has a built-in server and it's very easy to set up.
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