If your camera loses connection, Security Monitor Pro will continuously retry the connection until the camera is back online. Monitoring will automatically restart for that camera as soon as the connection is restored.

Auto FTP Manager allows you to do pattern matching on files to transfer, so you can transfer just videos or other specific file types. Here's how: Edit the FTP profile or create a new profile, and click on the Transfer Rules tab. Click the Configure button in Filter section. You will get a dialog that looks like this: [image: Add-filter-on-a-file_.png] Select File Name and change the settings to "I would like to Include files having names matching the wildcard" and enter SRT*.mp4;SRT*.wmv. Your automated FTP profile will now only transfer video files of the type MP4 and WMV format where the file name starts with SRT. If you have other formats, like MOV or AVI, you can add them to the wildcard list, separating each with a ';'

Auto FTP Manager can automatically rename the file so that you have a history of the older versions of your file using conflict resolution. Here is how to turn this feature on: Edit your Automated Transfer profile and go to the Automated Transfer Settings tab. Under the Conflict Resolution section, look for the drop-down and select 'Appens Date-Time' option. If destination location contains a file with the same name then date and time will be appended. [image: AFMpost2675.png] Each day when you download the file, it will be renamed as 1200-[current date].mp3.

Once you have added Text Speaker to the shopping cart, please select the voice you would like from this page: https://www.deskshare.com/text-to-speech-voices.aspx You have to purchase the Professional voices separately. There is a package that includes 2 professional voices, Mike & Crystal, along with Text Speaker at a special price. Please click for pricing.

Yes, Security Monitor Pro will monitor and record from IP cameras on remote networks or on the internet. To record from a remote camera, use the IP or Dyndns address and the port number to connect to the camera. To record from older CCTV devices, use a Video Server. The Video Server will convert the CCTV signal to appear as an IP camera. A list of supported devices are available on this page: https://www.deskshare.com/ip-cameras-manufacturers-models.aspx. Please search for Video Servers on the page.