#Securityspy camera list code#
If you have enabled authentication you can additionally add this to the url as camera settings can be set in this way - to see the parameter names, have a look at the source code for the ++camerasetup HTML page available through the web server. Make sure to modify the "formURL" address with the correct IP address and port of your SecuritySpy web server. This uses the camera settings HTTP request in SecuritySpy, so SecuritySpy's web server must be enabled. To instead disable camera 0, change the "camEnabledCheck=1" parameter to "camEnabledCheck=0". This could be useful to trigger a recording based on an external sensor such as a switch, infra-red sensor or doorbell.Įnabling and disabling a camera, and setting camera settings This script simulates motion on camera 0. SendEmailCheckĐ or 1 Whether this camera sends an email on motion detection Securityspy is described as SecuritySpy is a multi-camera video surveillance application for the Macintosh. RunScriptCheckĐ or 1 Whether this camera runs a script on motion detection Supported Cameras SecuritySpy is compatible with thousands of cameras from hundreds of manufacturers, so its impossible to list all models individually, but below is a list of manufacturers. PlaySoundCheckĐ or 1 Whether this camera plays a sound on motion detection TlCaptureMovieCheckĐ or 1 Whether this camera captures timelapse movies MdSoundTriggerTextĐ or 1 Whether sound triggers motion detection MdSensitivityTextĐ-100 The motion detection sensitivity MdCheckĐ or 1 Turns motion detection off or on Many settings are available, here are a few of the most useful ones:ĬamEnabledCheckĐ or 1ĝisables or enables a camera The IP address "127.0.0.1" used in the above script universally refers to "this computer", so should work in all circumstances, no matter what your actual computer's IP address is.
#Securityspy camera list password#
If you have enable password protection for your SecuritySpy web server, you will have to enter the username and password in the "PathToServer" URL. In this way, you can have a quick script that changes some key settings for a camera - and if required, this can be scheduled on a regular basis using CronniX. The example below turn motion detection off and on for camera 0. The camera settings can be set via SecuritySpy's built-in web server, and so to set the settings from AppleScript, simple scripts can be written that post data to the web server. There is support for the following devices types within Home Assistant: Camera. Any help with this conditional if statement would be welcome!!! This project uses a local push model to get data from the SecuritySpy Server. Ok some research on SecuritySpy website you can download a script show below - now all I need to do is come up with an "if'" statement - something like "if security system is armed run script".
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