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EvoCam 3.6.5 provides you with an excellent and ultimate webcam software which is created for Mac OS X. Use EvoCam to publish a webcam with streaming video, view and record video from network cameras and video servers, create timelapse movies, or use it as part of your home security system with its configurable motion sensors - these are just a few of the things you can do with this easy-to-use yet incredibly powerful webcam software!

Using virtually any QuickTime-compatible video camera, EvoCam periodically captures an image and uploads it via FTP to your web server. You can also create one or more motion sensors, which will analyze the video for motion and capture a new image when motion occurs. EvoCam can also create timelapse QuickTime movies, compressing hours, days or weeks into seconds of video.

EvoCam also has a built-in web server, allowing you to connect directly to EvoCam using any Java-capable browser and view your webcam. The built-in server can be password protected, and you can customize the HTML to give your webcam a personalized look.

EvoCam was designed to be an elegant, easy-to-configure, easy-to-customize webcam application. EvoCam uses true WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get) editing of text captions, picture badges, clocks and effect items. EvoCam allows you to edit these items in place over live video from your camera, continually updating the video display in realtime, even if you are moving or resizing items, editing text within a caption, or changing an item's color. With EvoCam's intuitive user interface, you'll be running your own webcam in minutes!

Major Features:

1. Supports multiple cameras simultaneously
2. Supports multiple webcam windows, each with independent settings
3. Supports virtually any QuickTime-compatible camera or video input device
4. Supports a wide variety of network cameras and video servers
5. Includes built-in web server with Java-based streaming video support
6. Supports Bonjour for publishing your webcam on your local network
7. Uploads images via FTP or SFTP to remote web servers
8. Emails images as MIME attachments to an email account
9. Saves images locally for use with Web Sharing or other web server software
10. Archives all images to timelapse QuickTime movies and/or separate images
11. Includes a Java webcam applet to display your webcam image on your web page
12. Powerful schedules to control when EvoCam is online
13. Unlimited motion sensors for automatic image capture when motion occurs
14. Unlimited text captions and clocks using any font, size, style or color
15. Unlimited picture badges using any image file, QuickTime movie, or dynamic image from a URL
16. Unlimited QuickTime Effect items
17. AppleScript support for control and customization

Enhancements:

• Added support for Arecont AV5100
• Added support for D-Link DCS-920
• Added support for Digitus DN-16032
• Added support for Panasonic BB-HCM531A
• Added support for Sony SNC-P1
• Added SSL support for email servers
• Fixed an issue with built-in web server affecting IE on Windows
• Fixed an issue with D-Link, Hawking and Vivotek cameras which do not support HTTP 1.1
• Fixed an issue with alpha channels in dynamic badge images
• Fixed an issue with display sleep being prevented when using RTSP network cameras

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 (or higher)
• QuickTime 7.0 (or higher).

Major Features:

1. A professional program for professional scientists.
   ChemDoodle doesnt just look good, it also works well. ChemDoodle allows you to easily produce any chemical figure imaginable. All objects (atoms, bonds and shapes) are easily created and can be associated with various properties to specify their appearance. ChemDoodle also comes with a number of preset chemical document settings files, such as ACS Document 1996 and Helvetica Chimica Acta, or you may create your own. ChemDoodle also has advanced systems for loading and saving images, creating and displaying text, as well the ability to read and write important chemical file formats. And ChemDoodles functionality is only rivaled by its ease of use; it allows you to manipulate all of your items with efficient menu items or quick mouse clicks.
   
2. Widgets - many applications for the price of one!
   One of the great things about ChemDoodle is that its not just a program for creating chemical structures or molecule drawings. It is a 2D chemical environment where anything chemistry can be incorporated. ChemDoodles widgets are a great example of this freedom. These mini-applications perform various unique tasks such as interfacing with databases, generating and interpreting SMILES strings, and simulating multiplets. The output from these widgets can be easily dragged right onto your document. We are always looking to add more widgets, so you may be pleasantly surprised after updating ChemDoodle, to see a new widget that appears for you to play with!
   
3. A variety of native file formats. In addition to ChemDoodles own format (ICL) and chemical document settings format (CDS), ChemDoodle can flawlessly read and write ChemDraws CDX and CDXML, MDL MOLFiles and SDFiles, and chemical markup language (CML). If journals do not accept ChemDoodles ICL format or any of the vector image formats provided, just save your document as a ChemDraw file and submit that as well. All mutually inclusive objects, including shapes and images, can be saved with almost all properties preserved. This story at iChemLabs describes the reading and writing of ChemDraw files in more detail. You may also want to use structures created in ChemDoodle with other chemical applications. ChemDoodle fully supports MDLs formats, which have become the standard chemical file formats, and almost every chemical application will be able to load them. A wide range of native formats allows for ease in using ChemDoodle for any task.

Enhancements:

• OpenOffice has a bug where clips are incorrectly interpreted from metadata. ChemDoodle now simulates clips before sending the data to OpenOffice. This is mainly so recessed bonds render correctly in OpenOffice.
• The MOL format is now selectable as a text output option for placing on the system clipboard. You must enable this option in the Advanced tab of the Preferences window. This is necessary for copying into certain 3rd party applications that incorrectly ignore chemical MIME types.
• Two new tutorial pages have been added: chains and Lewis structures.
• ChemDoodle now checks and warns you on Linux if it has been opened without use of the essential shell script.
• Index numbers are now stripped from older PDB file formats, where ids are sometimes appended to atom element symbols.
• The covalent radius tolerance is increased, allowing easier calculation of covalent bonds.
• The sheet size choosers now show the correctly selected choices when initialized, rather than the default US Letter.
• Fixed issue where atom label text was sometimes being cutoff by a pixel on Windows XP when printing.
• Fixed issue where the cyclohexane chair buttons were incorrectly drawn adhering to specific settings in Preferences.