How do you access the recorded video? Use the memory card on a PC to read it ot over the network?
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Depends on how you configure it. I am saving video and alarm still captured to both a memory card in the camera itself, and across my local LAN to my Windows PC. By using both methods, I actually have two copies of the video.Easy access to my computer hard drive copy, but I pull the memory card from the camera to read the second copy.
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Depends on how you configure it. I am saving video and alarm still captured to both a memory card in the camera itself, and across my local LAN to my Windows PC. By using both methods, I actually have two copies of the video. Easy access to my computer hard drive copy, but I pull the memory card from the camera to read the second copy.
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Access the camera with your web browser, go to Buffered Images, Click the footage that you want to download, then click download at the bottom of the screen. A file with file extension "PNC" will be saved to your computer. You can then open this file and view the footage by running the program "Network Camera SD Viewer" which you can download for free from the Panasonic website.
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Unfortunately no. The recorder must be connected to the router that is receiving the signal from the cameras. The saved recording however can be accessed remotely using an app. A high speed connection works best. 20 mps +.
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The recorded video is saved on SD card as ***.avi format. It can be played with "Windows Media Player" and "Video" application on my Windows 8.1 PC.
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Use a FireWire cable. Plug it into your computer and use a program like iMovie to capture the footage.
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You need to capture video from the camera to computer. There is a lot of devices to do that, for example USB CAPTURE VIDEO.
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David, you can only view recorded clips through a pc, the app only allows you to view Live footage. I would also recommend the NC-229 HD 1080P, I have both and the 1080P seems to have a better mic and much better night vision.
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Hi, You transfer the footage over to your computer using a firewire cable. If you have any other questions please let us know.
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I just tried it. I took the memory card out and slipped it into my printer, which has the card readers in it. It came right up and played well. I then used Dropbox (a free program) to save the video to my computer.
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You can view the video feed locally on your network. Your PC will need to be connected to your network with Ethernet or WiFi. Internet service is not required. Hope this helps!
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You cannot see any recorded files on the sd card. The recorded data files were written in hidden/special files that only can be read with the car-camcorder player program. You can extract the car-camcorder player program to your PC by format your sd card in car-camcorder, after the formatting is done, you need to remove sd card from car-camcorder and put it in your PC to copy the video program to your PC, then use it to access video file on sd card. Good luck.
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If you are connected to the same network (ie if you are at home using the same wan/lan the camera is connected to) you can type in the ip address and view video real time. Alternatively, you can port fwd your router and purchase a dns ($20/yr) and allow yourself to view video from anywhere as long as you can get on the internet. For smart phones you can use tinycam monitor too, but only if you port fwd and buy dns. In summary, no software is needed to view realtime as long as you are connected to the same network. No additional software is need outside of network either as long as you pay for dns(www.dyndns.com) and set up port fwd on router.
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Record on SD Card Just put SD Card in your computer or buy Hdmi Converter ADVC HD50.
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Nothing! The camera is self contained and all you need to do is to make sure it's fully charged. To watch the recorded videos, you need to plug in the USB cable to your PC. That's it.
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It does not have memory. If you have a dvr input card on your computer you can hook it to that , otherwise it has to go to a vcr or a dvr. Should probabaly look for ip network camera.
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You wont see any videos on the sd card. Just double click on the video player to open it and you will see a list of all the videos. Then you can save any directly to your pc.
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You will need a memory card to record videos. You can either connect the camera to the USB port on a computer using the battery charger cord that comes with the camera, that cord is also a detachable USB cord, or you can take the memory card (SD card) out the camera and put it in your phone to view footage or to save.