These are my hardware, I have a Microsoft LifeCam Studio 1080p HD and a LCD Samsung 21 Inches:Does the See Eye 2 Eye can be useful to my hardware?
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The See Eye 2 Eye should work fine with your setup. I use mine with a MS Lifecam and a 24 inch Samsung monitor, and it works fine.
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As far as I know, I am not familiar with that exact model of the webcam. - Try it you can always return it.
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Yes, and I would make sure to update it to the Unifi Video software so you don't have the unsupported firmware error like we had on some of the older airvision cams. If you look in the ubnt forums and you can find easy to follow instructions.
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Many computers now have RCA (audio- and video-in) ports into which you can plug your Hawk Eye Nature Cams. Make certain these are "in" ports. "In" and "Out" RCA ports look the same . . .little colored holes in the side (yellow is video, white and red are audio). You have to make sure yours are "In". If your computer has RCA "In" ports, it will also have the necessary capturing and editing software. Check your Programs file. Windows comes packaged with MS MovieMaker, a good, but basic editing package, but there are other programs that different manufacturers bundle with their particular machines. If your computer doesn't have RCA In ports, you'll have to buy an adapter into which you plug the Hawk Eye, and then plug the adapter into the computer's USB port. The one we like best is the Dazzle, made by Pinnacle http://www.pinnaclesys.com/Home+Video . The Dazzle comes bundled with a great capturing, editing, and DVD burning software program currently Studio 14. As good as it is, however, some customers have had compatibility issues with it. So, if you buy, make certain you can return if if your computer and the Dazzle don't get along. Another good device for getting video and audio into the computer is Hauppauge's WinTv-HVR It also comes with editing software. All of the above is for getting signals into the computer. From there you can either save it as a file, edit it, and send it to www.youtube.com, which will create an html link for you. Simply copy and send this link to family and friends. Easier yet is to upload it to www.utube.com and use the html code they provide. This is probably the easiest, and least expensive way to go, but, obviously, isn't real time. Visitors to your site will only see highlights of what happened the day before. For streaming your videos live, register with www.ustream.tv It only takes minutes to set up an account and in no time at all you'll be showing the world what's happening in your back yard.
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It could, although it probably wouldn't be the greatest quality and you'll need a powerful enough GPU to drive the extra pixels at high frame rates. It is made more for static image displays. There is an answer to this question on the Displaylink website
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as long as you have the right software and monitor to correctly display it, yes
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Isn't it just the EyeTV software that's updated? Wouldn't the hardware unit be the same? Where would you find a version change for the hardware unless there is a name change?
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I was pleasantly shocked and surprised when I simply pressed my Phillips desktop computer cam up to one of the eyepieces. I was Skyping with a friend and he saw the specimen very clearly! WOW. I would imagine that I can simply set up a mount over one of the eyepieces and take photo snapshots AND/OR videos of anything I wish to observe.
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I was so excited to receive my new LifeCam Cinema 720p today, but it won't install in my Mac Mini. How did you install yours?
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The recording resolutions are 960x480, 960x240, and 480x240. I'm not sure if these settings affect live viewing resolution. The lower your resolution, the more you can fit on your hard drive.
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i'd suggest searching you tube/vimeo for the handful of clips f/tm700 that were shot in 1080p/24 cinema mode and the HA 1080i mode...judge for yourself if the quality is good enough...if you have at least a dual-core computer 2.0-3.0 ghz you should be ok power wise.
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I was more thinking of the nvidia 3d vision kit. I bought it already and ill test it out on my own when I get the laptop...nVidia GeForce Wireless 3D Stereo Glasses Kit with Emitter
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I have the SenseVision DisplayPort to 3xDisplayPort...it did work for me. Not the Pro 2....But if i had to do it again i would just spend the money on a better video card that has the outputs i need. the unit ships from europe so the item requires a 240v input. I had to by and stepdown/up converter to go from 240v to 120v. My monitors had hdmi input and had to get a cable dvi to hdmi...just another added expense. But it works. Im using ATI in Eyefinity to configure the monitors. My Video card is R7750. have 3 monitors..2 samsung and 1 seiki 4k tv. Does work better when all monitor are the same size... I have the SenseVision DisplayPort to 3xDisplayPort...it did work for me. Not the Pro 2....But if i had to do it again i would just spend the money on a better video card that has the outputs i need. the unit ships from europe so the item requires a 240v input. I had to by and stepdown/up converter to go from 240v to 120v. My monitors had hdmi input and had to get a cable dvi to hdmi...just another added expense. But it works. Im using ATI in Eyefinity to configure the monitors. My Video card is R7750. have 3 monitors..2 samsung and 1 seiki 4k tv. Does work better when all monitor are the... » Read More I have the SenseVision DisplayPort to 3xDisplayPort...it did work for me. Not the Pro 2....But if i had to do it again i would just spend the money on a better video card that has the outputs i need. the unit ships from europe so the item requires a 240v input. I had to by and stepdown/up converter to go from 240v to 120v. My monitors had hdmi input and had to get a cable dvi to hdmi...just another added expense. But it works. Im using ATI in Eyefinity to configure the monitors. My Video card is R7750. have 3 monitors..2 samsung and 1 seiki 4k tv. Does work better when all monitor are the same size... « Show Less
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You can find the app on Google play. The Cool Cam works great never regret purchasing it. Vision is clear in the darkest places. As long as you have a good internet connection you should not have any problems. I use it to monitor my baby and it works well even when I am away from home. Hope you get through with yours.
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to be honest i had no idead they had the ycam home monitor for $100 cheaper. if it seems the same i would buy it.
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I just checked and no it will not work. You need a stat with the redLINK system. A newer VisionPro with RedLINK will work.
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I'm assuming you are referring to the mirror conundrum as my rear view camera on my Ford is in real time. The SH02 is real time-point the lens at the hitch (or whatever) and the image on the receiver is identical. I took the video out cable and with an audio adapter was then able to use it as an AV in plug into a portable dvd player or even laptop for a larger display. Swift Hitch should update their video out or make their receiver the size of a cell phone display at least.
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Eye view only. The only major problem is exporting footage to a computer. ( FireWire was used..nothing) if you know a way please share. Thanks