ACTi Mobile Client

ACTi Corporation

About this app

ACTi Mobile Client allows you to view and control cameras on your smartphone or tablet.
Easy access to live camera and playback for remote and real-time surveillance.

Key Features:
1. Multiple sites setup (include CMS/NVR/ENR server & camera device)
2. Individual device access
3. Search ability for source or view name
4. Multiple channels of live view display
5. Snapshot of live/playback video
6. Optical/Digital PTZ control
7. Support Manual recording
8. Digital input/output control & motion indicator
9. Sending view to TV Wall
10. One channel playback with Time Track (server & device playback)
11. Event search
12. Server/Device selection on map (eMap & Google Map)
13. Support Bookmark
14. Support Network DIO
15. Support Car Park
16. Support Push Video (to NVR3 Corporate/Enterprise)
17. Support Audio Talk
18. Support Edge Recorder Server.

Limitation:
1. Required setup of H264 video encoder and resolution at 1920x1080 or below for devices on ENR to view live stream in Channel Preview.

Ratings and reviews

Poor app design and function. The most recent updates have fixed nothing, I can open app and add my servers but I can't actually connect to them, the app crashes everytime. I've cleared cache and data and rebooted and reinstalled, still same issue. Not sure why this is happening now, but it is frustrating to have to go to my PC when I get an alarm call at 3am to verify if it's legit. Very upset by ACTi's recent downturn in quality and service.

The app has worked well for me and several clients accessing my cameras for years. In the latest GUI they hid the edit button which created problems. ACTi tech support got back to me quickly. By swiping left on the site name, you will now see the Edit and Delete buttons. Not a great design choice but it works once you know it.

We have had constant issues with our Acti cameras and the app from the start that haven't been resolved in over 6 months. The newest issue is that when I had to get a new phone last month the app would not (and still won't) accept our verified credentials. Tens of thousands of dollars down the toilet - no exaggeration.