EyeSpyFX Webcam is our free and easy to use webcam software.

View your camera from anywhere in the world via the internet or on your mobile phone. You can use it to check in on family, as a secuirity cam for your business, or any number of other applications.

The software works with any USB camera, and is able to broadcast from behind a firewall or network.
[for Network (IP) Cameras you need CamToMobile]

Features include:-

Chat – Chat to your visitors in real time on the camera page.
Snapshot – Capture an image of the camera over the internet.
Comments – Allow your camera’s viewers to leave comments.
Time stamp – Put the date and time on the camera image.
Archive – Save still images of your camera at regular intervals.

Your camera appears on our Live List page, giving you an easy way to access your camera from the web. For those users that prefer their privacy, we offer secure password protection and the ability remove your camera from the EyeSpyFX Live List.

Remotely Control your camera

For those of you with a Logitech Orbit (Sphere) or a Creative Live! Motion camera, EyeSpyFX Webcam offers you remote pan and tilt of your camera via the web and mobile phone. You can also add preset postions for your camera, allowing cam users to see your cameras most interesting views with one click.

EyeSpyFX Webcam is available for download here.

Bringing our Lamp Cam into the spirit of the season.
You can now turn the Christmas tree and Santa light in our office on and off using our Christmas Cam.

You can find ‘A Christmas Cam’ on the EyeSpyFX Live List.

Enjoy

We are a technology company who specialise in software for mobile phones that enable viewing of live webcams. We are based in Derry, Northern Ireland.

Our aim is to make it easy to broadcast a webcam, and to allow users to view a webcam using a mobile phone. Towards this purpose over the last few years we have streamlined our software, and created content that provide guidance for beginner webcam users.
Content such as our help pages, forum, and our blog.

If you have a question yourself, then feel free to email us at info@eyespyfx.com, or post a comment on the forum.

Our company’s second goal is to encourage the use of mobile phone technolgy in the webcam experience. To this end we have created and developed our own techniques and products that allow you to view your camera and cameras around the world on your mobile phone.

Looking to get started?
If you want to set up home monitoring using a USB webcam the best place to start is with EyeSpyFX Webcam. This software is free & easy to use, and will have you broadcasting your camera over the internet in minutes.

EyeSpyFX Webcam includes number of interactive features such as:-

• - A chat box
• - The ability to leave comments
• - A snapshot feature

View via mobile.

For those of you wanting to use your mobile phone in the webcam experience. There are two options available to you.

• 1. Download and use our Phone-StreamFX application,
   to see a Live Stream from your webcam.
• 2. Visit www.eyespyfx.mobi from your mobile phone,
   to view still images via WAP.

In order to view your own webcam from your mobile phone you will need either EyeSpyFX Webcam for USB cameras, or you will need to use our CamToMobile service for Network (IP) Cameras.

As always if you need any help you can email us at info@eyespyfx.com, or post a your question on the forum.

Phone StreamFX is the best way to view live stream EyeSpyFX cams but EyeSpyFX cams are also available via WAP showing single images that can be manually refreshed.

There is a handy emulator on the dot mobi site. Here is a link:

http://mtld.mobi/emulator.php?webaddress=www.eyespyfx.com&emulator=nokiaN70&Submit=Submit

On the same page Dot mobi point out the following:

Researchers at IDC say that 1.3 billion people will connect to the Internet via mobile phones by 2008. To see your site the same way that millions of mobile phone users do, use the .mobi mobile Emulator, which “emulates” a real mobile phone Internet browser.

After setting up our Lamp Cam it occured to us that there must be other webcams out there that offer the same sort of interactive experience.

So after searching the internet heres a few of the websites we came across.

1. Tele Toyland
This site focuses on web connected robots
and has a number of interactive cams.
Only the TeleSkeleton Cam would work for us,
so I’d recommend playing with it.

2. Web Truck
This webcam has a nice control page that lets you see the truck from above and from the side.
You can drive the truck around as well as scoop up, and dump objects.

3. Drive Me Insane
Drive Me Insane is very similar to our Lamp Cam.
The owner has a number of lamps and lights set up around a room,
which you can switch on and off from the page.
I think the idea is that you can drive the owner insane,
but I have yet to see him/her in the room.

4. Control Our Junk
Control Our Junk has a number of internet controlled toys
that you can play with from the control page.
It takes a few minutes to work out all the controls,
and the interface could be better.
But once you get the hang of it, its quite fun.

Enjoy the cameras, and stay tuned for more.

So there is no Google phone as such…but instead this OS…and a competition to develop apps for it.

We’ve created a how-to video tutorial for the RemoteControlEye application.

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It will briefly guide you through setup. Then take a look at the various RemoteControlEye features and functions. Ending with a run through of using RemoteControlEye with messenger.

Flash Run-through loading too slow for you.
Watch the lower quality YouTube video.

You can get the RemoteControlEye application at:-
http://www.remotecontroleye.com

EyeSpyFX introduce Lamp Cam!

A view of the EyeSpyFX office with a unique little feature.
A functional light-on-light-off switch for a lamp in our office.

To view the cam goto the Live List and click on A Lamp Cam.
Move the cam to view the Lamp and press the “Light On” and “Light Off” buttons.
This also means you can view the EyeSpyFX office at night (if you’re so inclined).

Enjoy

Digg it

(Update: Halloween Cam has now become Lamp Cam, and the bug that was occuring has been removed. )

We here in the EyeSpyFX have set up our very own Pumkin Cam in the office.

A Halloween Cam

We’ve added a special feature allowing you the user to turn the light inside the pumkin on and off from the webcam page.
Two simple links, one for Light On, and one for Light Off.
(See pic above, the green arrow is pointing at them)

View the cam, and give it a try.
Enjoy.

Digg it

Got a webcam, and 5 minutes to spare?
Then why not have a staring contest against a member of England’s Rugby team.

To play go to the O2 blueroom site, and load up the game.

Then pick an opponent.
(Mike Tindall lasts 5 minutes, so you may want to start with one of the others)

Then line up your eyes with your webcam ……

…….and try to last more than the pathetic 36 seconds that I did.

Or for those of you who like to fool around, try grabbing a photograph, picture, or another object with eye like shapes, and try to fool O2’s state-of-the-art Stare Out system.

For anyone whose wondering, it felt good to defeat a world champion.

~Anthony