I just need 1 camera, so I can buy this camera and it will connect through my wifi so I can access the camera recordings from iMac or iPhone?
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yes , you can access the cmaera recordings from Mac and iPhone . For iPhone , we have app "Anyscene" , you can just download and install the app from iPhone apple store, enter the camera UID and password, then you can get live view and also access the camera and check recordings . For Mac, you can login the camera setting screen through Safari , Firefox browsers, then browse storage in SD card or NAS .
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If you set the camera up to work wirelessly then no you do not need to be connected to the same network.I have two of these cameras that I use remotely with my iPhone and iPad using cell service.
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Any DVR or video recorder that will accept red/yellow or yellow/white RCA type connections. I used a Q-See DVR 16 channel unit but you don't need all that to record. I access my feed live on my smart phone so I used the Q-See for that purpose.Amazon searches for DVR recorder for security camera should get you where you need to be. My MAC100W has been flawless for as long as I've owned it. Great buy.
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As long as you have software on the iMac that will capture from the thunderbolt port you should be able to do this. We are using it on Mac Mini's to capture video from SDI and HDMI cameras.
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I don't use an iphone. But you don't have to have a wireless network available. It just uses wifi to connect between the phone and the camera. It's called wifi direct. But it is point-to-point and there is no need for an actual wireless network.
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I don't believe that will work. The only way it would is your wifi has a 10 mile plus signal range. The camera needs to connect to wifi to then to the internet
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Not sure about wireless capabilities since my system is hard-wired. However, some devices have the option to monitor the cameras using the Internet, but you'll need to have a switch or router connected to the recording device and configure accordingly.
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You can plug it into an iPad with the camera to 30 pin adapter, but there isn't a software interface that would get it to read your CAC information and allow safari to use it.
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Sorry Ryan, I never make the test with wifi, cause I got my cam connected by wire to my network, but I can tell you I can get in to the cam by my iphone 5 without problem, the software has one way to see the cam for movile devices, than let you see and move the cam, so I think the cam will work for you ok
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No, Salty. Use a card if you want to record what is going on, and you don't have it connected to WiFi. With the app, your recordings and pictures are saved on your phone. You may be able to save the video to the card by changing the settings, but I no longer am using it, so I couldn't tell you if you can.
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You should use imovie for all IOS X systems.when you connect your camera it will show you automaticaly all videos there. I think it converts for suitable format for iosx and downloads from camera to your iMac.
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That may be more tech questions than I can answer. You may be able to do it. For example. I can use wifi and stream to my I pad and actually control the recorder from that.
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I don't own a Mac, but I believe you can still use the cameras. I use them from my I phone 4.
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This is a wired connected camera, what you need is a wireless camera for your system.
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I assume this is similar to the newer version I just bought, 8910W. The Foscam website has awesome video tutorials under SUPPORT that show you exactly how to set it up on a Mac and Airport network (which should work with any network).
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Yes on an iPhone or any smart phone with wifi you will have to find out your Internet address on the camera, just read your manual carefully and please be ready to spend time setting up. Also works on a Mac to.
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The camera only comes with a rudimentary software called IP camera tools, but has a firmware engine that will deliver notifications and send images. I prefer using a Mac package called SecuritySpy that pulls the ip stream and processes it for recording and notification.