- Introduction
- Agent DVR
- Agent (old version)
- Placing Cameras and Microphones
- Installing iSpy
- Using iSpy Server
- iSpy Overview
- iSpy Overview
- The iSpy Surface
- Using Grid Views
- Loading and Saving
- Adding and Editing Objects
- Shortcut Keys
- Remote Commands
- Home Automation
- Remote Control (Device)
- Keyboard Control
- Command Line Access
- HTTP Access
- Twine Integration
- MediaPortal Integration
- Settings
- Log Files
- Clearing Stored Content
- Checking For Updates
- Scheduling
- Layouts
- Online Help
- Configuring Web Access
- Gadgets
- Virtual Webcam Driver
- Connecting Cameras to iSpy:
- Connecting Cameras to iSpy:
- USB Cameras (Local Device)
- USB Cameras running on other computers (via iSpy Server)
- MJPEG and JPEG IP Cameras
- MP4, ASF, RTSP and other IP Camera Sources via VLC
- Capture devices and other devices via VLC
- Nest and Dropcam cameras
- Monitoring the Windows Desktop
- XIMEA
- Kinect
- Finding Camera URLs with Fiddler/ WireShark
- Default username and Passwords for common IP Cameras
- Correcting FishEye Distortion
- IP Webcam (Android)
- Camera Settings
- Connecting Microphones
- Microphone Settings
- Floorplans
- iSpyConnect
- iSpyConnect
- Account Settings
- Disconnection Alerts
- Permissions
- Tracking Usage
- Searching, Filtering and Ordering Content
- Viewing Content Online
- Changing Configuration Settings Remotely
- Switching Alerts On or Off
- Using PTZ Remotely
- Live Feeds
- Playback of Captured Content
- YouTube Upload and Email
- Using Activity Graphs
- Using the File Browser
- Embedding Cameras in your Website
- Embedding iSpyConnect in your Website
- Viewing Multiple Cameras Simultaneously
- Using Floorplans
- Live Floorplan Alerts
- Connecting Multiple Computers to One Account
- Mobile Device Access
- iPhone/ Android/ Windows 7
- iPad / Tablets
- Google Drive
- Further Help and Troubleshooting
- Remote Access Troubleshooting
iSpy keeps track of the activity detected during recording and exposes this information in activity graphs. These graphs are available on a per-recording or based on the full list of files that result from your search criteria. The red points indicate motion that falls above the motion triggee and the black is motion that isn't enough to trigger the motion detector.
Clicking to view the activity graph for the camera or microphone itself shows the graph of maximum trigger values over the defined date range. You can mouse-over the data points on this graph and iSpyConnect will display the full resolution preview image for that recording (click it to play the associated video or audio).