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Its professional and enterprise versions of the software have more features.

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The company offers a free 60-day trial for the standard version. Holtenhoff said Aimetis has been refined to reduce false positives by ignoring background information like rain and shadows.ДЄimetis Symphony software comes in three versions, starting with a standard version that costs $99 per camera for a licence in perpetuity. Baranski said Vitamin D errors tend to be false positives, such as mistaking a dog for a person. That isn't to say the algorithms are perfect. They are also able to ignore most irrelevant or distracting movements, such as wind, fluttering leaves, or clouds. For example, they both enable the user to mark off which areas in a camera's view are to be ignored. Judging from video tutorials on their respective websites, the Aimetis and Vitamin D programs share many similar features, such as rules for when to record events. Video surveillance software filters through that chaff by identifying interesting snippets. 'But if you have lots of cameras and you store, let's say, 30 days of footage, and you need to find that one event that was interesting, it's very tedious to manually review video.' 'One reason that people spend money for video is that when something bad happens they want to go back through the data and look for information,' Mr. Founded in 2003 by Justin Schorn and Mike Janzen, Aimetis has grown to about 50 employees with international offices in Frankfurt and Shanghai as well as close to 500 retail partners in about 100 countries, said CEO Marc Holtenhoff. Another is Aimetis Corporation, of Waterloo, Ont. Vitamin D is one of many companies selling video surveillance software over the Internet. 'So we've all gotten other jobs and we're continuing to sell and support the app on the website,' Ms.

However, they transferred ownership of the software to a limited liability corporation, called Vitamin D Video, which the partners are now running in their spare time.

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because they did not get enough venture capital to pay their salaries full time. Baranski and her partners dissolved Vitamin D Inc. Shortly after launching in February this year, Ms. More advanced versions sell for $49 and $199 (U.S.), but they account for only about one per cent of Vitamin D downloads.

About 100,000 copies have been downloaded. That freebie has been extremely popular, said Vitamin D spokesperson Celeste Baranski.

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Vitamin D even offered him a full version of the software, although he hasn't taken the company up because the free version worked so well. His experience so pleased Vitamin D that the company, based in Menlo Park, Calif., posted Mr.

'We had the culprits arrested and we haven't had a problem since,' Mr. When they checked computers on Monday morning, they identified the vandals, who happened to be former students. That weekend, the vandals returned - only this time, a camera captured their movements, which triggered a Vitamin D alert that was sent by text message to Mr. He approached his principal, Nick Palumbo, who approved spending about $90 to buy a couple of webcams to try the software at the school. He tooled around the Internet and came across a beta version of free video security software called Vitamin D. Teacher Brian Farrugia thought there had to be a technological solution. Workers would replace the windows only for the vandals break them again. On almost every weekend over the course of several weeks, vandals smashed windows at Hillsdale Public School in Oshawa, Ont.

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