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Now available as an Open Test. Get it straight from the PlayStore: Camcam on the PlayStore

We are developing an Android App that turns a redundant mobile phone into a clever IP surveillance Camera that uses AI (Artificial Intelligence) to reduce false alarms. Currently recognises people, vehicles, animals and or birds. Initial results are very promising but we would like to build up...

You could try the IP Camera FTP service we provide, currently for free: https://app.comsci.co.uk/ A method of copying files to a google drive is on the wish list but not currently implemented.

You could try the CamaC IP Camera FTP and remote viewing service I'm currently developing. It provides historical data storage and a web interface to browse events. It automatically deletes old files to maintain the disk quota per account. Run the demos or create an account at...

Are you using passive mode FTP? I'm not completely familiar with the available settings on this camera, but presumably there is a field for passive or active FTP. Passive is more likely to work with your router without opening up ports in your firewall. Have you tried using the numerical IP...

I agree it's not for all but different users have different requirements. Not everyone needs redundant local storage or the maintenance and monitoring hassle to ensure it is kept running. Not everyone has the technical ability to setup a secure VPN circuit and maintain a server running all hours...

If you still want to see your camera pictures remotely after having disabled UPNP you could use a remote storage and viewing solution like the one I'm currently developing... In this scenario, your camera sends images (on a timer or trigger events) to a clould server. No external access into...

It does sound like a bug or shortfall in the D-Link firmware.... If your desire, as for the poster in the linked thread, is to create web access to the latest image then you could try the IP Camera FTP server service that I'm developing. This does not care that the filenames are different and...

you could try the CamaC IP Camera FTP and remote viewing service I'm currently developing. This would give you a historical record of all uploaded pictures and will automatically delete old files to maintain the disk quota. I don't have the concept of a guest account or link yet but this is on...

I think it's still worth at least testing for compatibility against https://ftptest.net/ Create a temporary FTP dummy account and delete it afterwards if you're worried about divulging login details. It might be that your other Mac OS, Linux, Windows tests default to active mode FTP, or work...

More than likely a compatibility issue with your FTP server. You could try your camera with my beta IP Cam FTP service app at https://app.comsci.co.uk/CamAlert or you can test your FTP server for compatibility against https://ftptest.net/ If using passive FTP against a server on a dynamic IP...