INSIDE THE APPLICATION

The saved system.
Made readable.

A tour of the actual desktop app, with synthetic demonstration data. Select any screenshot to enlarge it, zoom in or browse the other images on this page.

FREE

Start with the camera list.

Open a supported local Nx Witness SQLite database or backup. Browse camera names, saved network addresses, manufacturers, models and server assignments. Search, filter and sort to find the equipment you need; choose whether to include virtual camera records.

Free does not need a website account. Passwords stay masked, and paid actions explain the Pro upgrade. See which database to open.

NX Camera Info Free showing a local demo camera inventory with passwords hidden. Free camera inventory
Free: browse, filter and sort a local camera inventory. Paid actions open an upgrade prompt. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Camera inventory narrowed using the filter field. Filter the camera list
Find saved cameras by name, address, vendor, model or assigned server. Filtering is available in Free. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
PRO

Recover the camera credentials that were saved.

Reveal stored camera usernames and passwords when the database contains a supported credential record. Recovery status distinguishes a recovered value from missing information or a decode failure. Passwords and sensitive URL components are hidden by default.

The app does not test credentials against cameras. A saved value may be old, and Nx account password hashes are not recoverable camera credentials. Read the password recovery guide.

Pro camera inventory listing demo camera names, saved addresses, models, server assignments and credential recovery results. Camera inventory in Pro
Pro inventory with passwords masked. Recovery results describe stored credentials, not successful camera logins. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
LOCAL FILES: FREE · SERVER CONNECTIONS: PRO

A local file, a nearby server or an Nx Cloud site.

Start with a local backup, discover a nearby server, or enter an HTTPS address manually. For a server connection, choose local or cloud authentication and review any untrusted certificate fingerprint before continuing.

The Nx Cloud list includes owned, directly shared and organisation-provided sites. Authenticator codes are requested when needed. A site being visible does not mean your account has backup permission.

Pro downloads a supported backup into memory and opens it locally. Closing it releases the retained snapshot; Save backup as deliberately writes a file. Connection and permission guide.

Open database dialog with Local file, Nearby server and Nx Cloud choices. Open a local database
Open a local SQLite database or supported backup in Free. Nearby server and Nx Cloud connections require Pro. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Nearby server connection dialog with discovery, address entry and account options. Nearby or manual server connection
Pro: discover a nearby server or enter its HTTPS address, then authenticate with an authorised account. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Server certificate approval dialog showing a certificate fingerprint. Review a server certificate
Compare the fingerprint through a trusted channel before approving that exact certificate for the connection. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Nx Cloud site list containing a demo campus, organisation office and shared warehouse. Choose an Nx Cloud site
Pro includes owned, shared and organisation-provided sites. Each server still checks backup permission. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
PRO

The context around every camera.

The database can explain more than the camera list. Review the saved user accounts, system and server configuration, storage records and Nx licence information together. Fields depend on what the snapshot contains; unknown information stays unknown.

Read the report field guide or use the reports to prepare a migration.

Users and roles

Local, cloud and directory accounts, display names, email addresses, enabled status and role or group details. User passwords are not recovered.

Users report listing synthetic local and cloud accounts with roles and email addresses. Local and cloud users
Pro: inspect account types, display names, roles and email addresses. Nx user passwords are not recovered. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1

System and servers

Saved names and addresses, Nx version and build, OS, CPU, RAM and time zone where stored. Discovery addresses may be historical.

System and servers report with saved site details, server addresses and platform information. System and server information
Pro: use saved server addresses, Nx build details and hardware information to understand the snapshot. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1

Storage

Recording and backup paths, storage type, saved space values and flags. These are not current disk measurements or recording-health checks.

Storage report showing demo recording and backup storage paths and saved capacity fields. Storage configuration
Pro: document saved storage paths and flags. These values do not measure current disk health or free space. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1

Nx licences

Full keys, channels and saved licence fields, plus calculated remaining deactivations. Remaining activations are unavailable from the database.

Licence report with clearly marked demo keys, channel counts and deactivations used and remaining. Nx licence records
Pro: inspect full stored keys and calculated deactivations. Remaining activations are unavailable from the database. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
PRO

A report you can actually use.

Export CSV for tabular work or JSON for a structured site report. Choose cameras, users, system, servers, storage, licences or the complete report. The command-line tools provide the same data on all six supported OS and processor combinations.

Camera passwords are masked unless deliberately included. Full reports still contain sensitive site information and full Nx licence keys. Choose the right export or continue in SADPTools.

Export dialog offering report scope, CSV or JSON and password visibility choices. Choose a report export
Pro: choose the report scope and format, and deliberately decide whether to include camera passwords. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1

Clear edition status. Familiar desktop updates.

One installer starts in Free. An active Pro licence unlocks the features without reinstalling and covers five computers belonging to the same account. Sign-in supports website two-factor authentication. The account page distinguishes Free status from an active Pro entitlement.

Updates come from this website. The app checks signed release information and the downloaded package checksum, then offers Install and close. Installer and OS prompts still apply. Installation and activation details.

Account and licence screen showing a synthetic Pro account and device allowance. Pro account and device activation
One Pro account can activate five of its own computers. This account is separate from an Nx Cloud login. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Account screen explicitly showing Free version after Pro access ends. A clear Free edition status
Being signed in is different from holding an active Pro entitlement. Free status remains explicit. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
App sign-in asking for an authenticator or recovery code. Two-factor authentication
The app requests a second factor when it is enabled for the NX Camera Info website account. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1
Verified update download with an Install and close button. Install an update and close
Check the website, download a verified package, then choose Install and close. OS installer prompts still apply. Synthetic demo data · v1.0.1

Choose the tool for the job.

NX Camera Info is a database and backup inspection utility. It does not monitor live camera health, recover video recordings, reset passwords, restore servers or bypass account permissions.

Desktop packages are available for Windows and Linux Intel/AMD 64-bit and ARM64, and macOS Intel and Apple Silicon. Download the matching package and compare the editions.

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