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@tkollmann1000 - there isn't at the moment but there will be in the upcoming release.

Thanks for the input Behman. To be able to connect to the external IP from a device on the internal network your router would need to support "NAT loopback". More details about what you saw can be found in this wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation#NA...

A dns name like "a.b.example.com" is translated to an IP address by your computer/device, so you would use that in place of the IP itself.

I don't know anything about foscam DNS, but assuming that points to your home IP it should work usable.

You can certainly use a dynamic dns service. The application logic doesn't depend on whether you access it from an IP or a dns name. I use a dns name myself.

Not at this time but we'd certainly like to someday.

Glad to hear you're enjoying the app. Sighthound Video will listen for shutdown events from the OS so things should be fine, though if you notice any "Video not found" events in searches around the time of a shutdown this may indicate a problem.

As you set up port forwarding manually, have you tested connecting to your external IP at that port from outside your network? You can discover your external IP by visiting a site such as http://www.whatsmyip.org At the moment Sighthound Video is only able to display the external address in the appl...

Sounds like you understand it, but I'll go into detail in case there is any confusion or someone else finds this post: Probably easiest to start by saying that rules are lightweight, and you can have as many as you'd like. They don't add any extra stress to the system unless they have a response att...

Hi Kurt, I'd first check that you are running the latest firmware on the camera, this may be a bug that has been fixed. Sighthound Video simply reads the data the camera provides over a URL, there really isn't anything it could do to cause a camera to hang. This would be a bug onboard the camera, an...

Thanks for the feature requests! With regard to #4, I just want to make sure you're aware that you can often accomplish mask functionality by creating a rule with an "outside" type region. Any objects that only ever appear within that region will not trigger a match. Those objects would st...