Ivideon Blog

We are pleased to announce that a few days ago our software developers, with assistance from the Axis Communications team, have finished integrating Ivideon Server into the Axis IP camera firmware.

Now you can use Axis IP cameras with the Ivideon Cloud directly — there is no need to connect them to a computer, as Ivideon Server is installed on the camera itself. You can find the list of supported models, along with the installation manual, here. As before, you do not need a static IP address for your camera to work with Ivideon.

In the course of this project Ivideon has become an authorized Axis partner. This means our application is officially supported, and you can buy an Axis IP camera anywhere and install the Ivideon software onto it (check Axis website to find the nearest store selling Axis cameras).

Ivideon is rapidly setting the video surveillance standard for IP camera manufacturers. In response to requests from several equipment manufacturers we are starting more integration projects as well. New firmware packages will later be announced on this blog.

Our applications for iPad and Android were reviewed by The Daily App Show.

Ivideon is rapidly expanding in terms of both hardware and software.

Presently we have data centers on all continents and our app for the iPhone and iPad has been ranked in the Top 10 Video Surveillance Apps in the App Store, twice.

We have received a lot of positive feedback from iOS users who wanted to see a version of Ivideon Server developed for Mac OS X.

So on April 27th, we decided to rectify this shortcoming and started to work on the Mac OS X version of Ivideon Server. Although none of our developers had any previous experience with Max OS X, we decided to buy several Macs and study their interface so that our application would work on this new platform.

On May 3rd, we had a detailed development plan and a team ready to undertake it. By June 1st, Ivideon Server for Mac OS X was released.

To our surprise, in first two days we had approximately 2000 installations. We also got many letters telling us that the video was transmitted… upside down. Fortunately it didn't take us long to correct this, and next day we have released an update.

So without any Mac OS X experience, our team managed to release this new product in a month. Although no one unexpected one side effect would be that some of the developers would move to Mac – now they say they can’t imagine how they could have lived without them.

We will do our best to make sure that Ivideon Server for Mac OS X gets better with each new release. Please send us your ideas and suggestions, and we will take them into account when forming our roadmap.

We have adapted the Ivideon website for mobile devices that support Adobe Flash Player (this includes phones ant tablets featuring Android 2.3+).

Simply visit https://my.ivideon.com on your mobile device and you will be automatically redirected to the mobile version of our website.

Even those devices that do not have Adobe Flash Player are supported — for them we have built a simplified interface.

Please send us any feedback and suggestions. Together we have a chance to make Ivideon into a perfect video surveillance solution!

Our team is moving to a new, spacious office!

A new video steam of our offices will soon be viewable in Demo.

Our services will be working without any interruptions during the move.