An edition for servers, POS terminals and shared PCs. The camera keeps streaming to your recorder even when nobody is logged in, the ports never change, and you can install it silently on any number of machines with one settings file.
The same program you know, built for machines that run around the clock. It installs over your current version and keeps your license and settings.
After upgrading, your recorder may see the camera as a new device: delete the old one and add it again, one time only.
The service runs the camera on the logon screen itself. After a reboot or a log off, the recorder still sees the screen and never shows Video Loss.
The program waits for its own port instead of jumping to another one. What you configured in the recorder keeps working, even if another program grabs the port for a moment.
When a technician connects over RDP, the camera follows the active session, and goes back to the operator's screen by itself when they disconnect.
One settings file next to the installer, one command, and the machine comes up ready: resolution, ports, sound, mouse pointer.
Changed the name, the clock or the pointer in the panel? It shows in the stream within two seconds, no restart.
The panel is on port 13030, reachable from any PC on the network or over a VPN, even while the machine sits on the logon screen.
These are set automatically in the Server edition. Open them if you use a firewall other than Windows Firewall.
Stream address in the recorder: rtsp://IP-ADDRESS:554/screenlive
Install on one PC, set it up the way you like, then in the License tab click Save settings to a file. Name the file Screen2ipcam-settings.txt.
The installer looks for that file in its own folder and applies it before the service starts.
Screen2ipcam_Setup_2.0.5_WindowsServer_x64.exe /SILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXESWorks from any deployment tool or script. Each machine is licensed from the panel as usual.
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