iSpy is the world’s most popular open source video surveillance application. It's compatible with the the vast majority of consumer webcams and IP cameras. With more than 2 million users worldwide, iSpy works with more cameras and devices than anything else on the market.
Started back in 2007 the software has continually evolved and improved to become a robust, feature rich solution.
The number one use of iSpy is small business security, but home monitoring, neighborhood watch, checking in on the kids, desktop monitoring, nanny-watch and mobile access through a iSpyConnect.com are valued features.
Facial recognition and detection of changes in lighting and audio offer the subtleties that set the software apart from competitors.
Getting started with iSpy is easy: all you need is a webcam or IP camera connected to your computer or network.
iSpy connects to the camera and shows the live view. You can then define specific areas of the video that iSpy should watch for movement, and set a threshold value for the amount of motion that would trigger automatic recording. iSpy can also operate in always-recording or manual-recording modes and supports scheduling and remote access (with an iSpyConnect subscription)
iSpy was designed to provide a low-cost alternative to expensive surveillance systems. It has become a highly scalable application that can be tailored to record and take actions on specific incidents as defined by the user either locally or remotely.
https://www.ispyconnect.com/download.aspx
The 32 bit and 64 bit solutions require Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 2017 to build.
For building the Setup project Wix Toolset 3.10+ must be installed. (Make sure you restart Visual Studio after installing)
To build the full installer compile the Bootstrap32 or Bootstrap64 project If there is an error finding a merge module building the setup project then the merge modules are available in the Merge Modules directory
Remove the signing post build event command as the code signing certificate is not part of the project.
If you have dll reference errors when building you may need to go into the DLLS folder and right-click - unblock the DLLs. (Windows Security issue)