MMS DVR is a Client/Server application. MMS DVR Server is always required for recording and distributing the video signal to Clients. Any MMS DVR Server installation comes with an embedded MMS DVR Local Client which is the “interface” through which Operator accesses and programs the Server. MMS DVR Remote Client is a piece of software capable of accessing remotely any MMS DVR Server installation via LAN, WAN or Internet.

Windows XP SP2 is recommended for reliable operation. If you install MMS-DVR on Win2000, please note that Service Pack 4 and DirectX 8.1 or higher are strictly required for running the software properly.

MMS DVR supports many IP camera manufacturers such as Appro, Axis, Canon, DLink, Gadspot, Intellinet, IQeye, Linudix, Panasonic, Pixord, Sony, StarDot, NetCam, Sveex, Toshiba, TRENDNet, VCenter, VCS, Vivotek. There is also a Custom Camera facility which allows users to connect any IP camera which outputs JPEG pictures. See MMS DVR User manual for details. Yes it does.

Not yet. MMS DVR will support D-link DCS2000 or similar camera which uses MPEG4 compression video algorithm within the second quarter of 2007.

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Yes. But depending on their network provider, they will only receive a SMS message that provides them with a link to view their MMS message.

Plusmo supports all J2ME MIDP 2.0 and MIDP 1.0 enabled mobile phones, RIM/Blackberry devices, Windows Mobile Smart phones and Pocket PC enables PDAs. We are constantly adding support for new devices and operating systems. Plusmo currently does not support BREW enabled devices. We are working on a client for Palm Treo handhelds.

Intertraff MMS-DVR is a software application for digital video recording that works with network and analogue cameras to provide video monitoring, recording and event management functions for up to 16 cameras. MMS-DVR detects any motion in a set of static images and delivers those changed frames to a mobile phone via MMS. Remote viewing and playback are also possible with MMS-DVR Client. The Client enables remote and easy administration of the software via LAN, WAN or Internet.

This will be possible in the first quarter of 2007. We have been currently working on a new MMS DVR remote Client which can be executed on Microsoft Windows Mobile 2005. Any MMS DVR software license requires a software activation. There are two ways to run the software activation: “Online activation” and “Manual activation”. If your PC is connected to Internet then it is better to use online activation. This is very straight forward.

See Rental Phone Options on the Handset Rental page for specific details. At present, we have phones which support Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.

New devices are being added all the time. Visit the Get it Now website to see the newest list of supported handsets.

SendSMS CDMA supports a limited family of CDMA Handsets, contact us to find out if your model is supported.

mRELOAD supports any mobile phone (including PDA phones or smart phones) with Short Messaging Services (SMS) feature/capability.

Pretty much all of them! Apple iPod, Blackberry RIM, Palm Treo, Palm Centro, Nokia, HTC, LG, Pantech, Motorola, Sanyo, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, HP and all the rest. We accept CellPhones from every carrier including Verizon, ATT, Cingular, Sprint, Nextel, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Orange, Rogers and all the rest. Also, we accept Unlocked Cell Phones as well.

It will record continuously for 4 hours then recording will be stopped automatically and the Operator will need to restart it in order to keep recording. Motion detection analysis works for 8 hours then it’s automatically stopped and requires to be restarted.

If the camera is connected to the Internet through a public IP address such http://81.205.150.70:10001/ then any MMS DVR Server can connect to the camera and display/record remotely the camera images. In alternative it is possible to connect the camera to a MMS DVR Server installation and if the Server is connected to the Internet through a public IP address, then any MMS DVR Remote Client can connect to the Server and display the camera video signal or playback the video recordings.

Yes. MMS DVR runs as a service. This is pretty useful, in case of power break down. Whenever the power supply is re-established, MMS DVR Server runs automatically and the Operator does not need to log into Windows to restart the application. This functionality is not supported by the MMS DVR demo.

We support the majority of mobile phones. However, please note that some networks (ie. Verizon) limit access to free downloads from websites/wapsites such as Mobiles24.com. For more information on network compatibility, see carriers section.

All CCTV cameras with an analog connection work with the EchoVue DVR. The cameras can be color or black/white. However, to control the PTZ cameras, following are the specific PTZ cameras that the EchoVue DVR is set up for. If your PTZ camera is not on the list, the EchoVue DVR will still be able to record but you will not be able to control the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom.

A. We support SMS sending and reading messages in Oxygen Phone Manager for Symbian OS phones . You can read all message contents and send SMS messages, using Oxygen Phone Manager for Symbian OS phones