Can I connect directly to a iMac computer? or Can I connect R-TECH H.264 DVR directly to a 2.4 GHz WiFi? If so, connect by ethernet or firewire cable?
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Sorry, but I do not recommend this surveillance system to anybody. Right now I am trying to get rid of it for many reasons.
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You can connect your mac or any other computer directly to the dvr via the rj45 port (network cable port) on the dvr and the network port on your computer. However it is better if you use the network cable to connect the dvr to your wireless router. That will allow you to use any computer on your network to access the dvr and if you setup your router to allow a through connection from the Internet to the dvr and setup the dynamic dns on the dvr you will be able to access your dvr and live camera feeds from anywhere in the world with your computer/cellphone or tablet. I just got back from vacation in China and was able to check on my house any time I wanted. It worked great! You can connect your mac or any other computer directly to the dvr via the rj45 port (network cable port) on the dvr and the network port on your computer. However it is better if you use the network cable to connect the dvr to your wireless router. That will allow you to use any computer on your network to access the dvr and if you setup your router to allow a through connection from the Internet to the dvr and setup the dynamic dns on the dvr you will be able to access your dvr and live camera feeds from anywhere in the world with your computer/cellphone or tablet. I just got back from... » Read More You can connect your mac or any other computer directly to the dvr via the rj45 port (network cable port) on the dvr and the network port on your computer. However it is better if you use the network cable to connect the dvr to your wireless router. That will allow you to use any computer on your network to access the dvr and if you setup your router to allow a through connection from the Internet to the dvr and setup the dynamic dns on the dvr you will be able to access your dvr and live camera feeds from anywhere in the world with your computer/cellphone or tablet. I just got back from vacation in China and was able to check on my house any time I wanted. It worked great! « Show Less
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You can connect to the router with a cat5 cable , it has a VGA output , if your iMac has that , if it's on your network , you can view with an app
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I have an IMAC computer using a wireless router. Can I access my computer with this TV?
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Hi, thanks for your email, Sony DCR-TRV350 has Firewire port as well as USB port and I sold many to customer that have Mac. computer and I am certain you can.Take care, Norman.
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If the camera is a DV cam (firewire) I would suggest getting a Firewire 400 to Thunderbolt adapter (if your Macbook supports Thunderbolt).
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Yes. Your ISP (Verizon) provides a cable modem connecting the fiber optic data line to your router. The router connects to your iMac via wireless network or Ethernet hardwire. If you don't have a wireless network or even a router the cable modem can plug directly into your iMac by Ethernet wire. The wireless network card is built into iMacs; so if you have a wireless router the iMac should pick it up. If you have any problems your ISP or Apple can help you troubleshoot.
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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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If you can read an SDHC card,audio and video,dvr should work quite well with the MAC.
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I just hook up the usb cable to the iMac and import directly into iMovie. Works great!
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This dvr has an ethernet port to connect to a wired lan. You would have to connect another device to the lan to get wireless capabilities. There are no wireless capabilities built into this dvr.
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You can use firewire or USB. In reality, I no longer use the FW connection with my MacBook Pro. I use one of it's USB ports.
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Richard if you wont to hook up the DVR to the Internet then you will need a CAT5e CAT5 RJ45 LAN Network Ethernet Patch Cable. I need 1 my router is at the other end of the house so I need a 100 Foot one. All the office stores and even Walmarts wonted almost $40.00 for 1. I found 1 on E Bay for $9.95 free shipping works great . E Bay also has 4 cameras for $87.99. free shipping. Witch I got and they work pretty good for the money not as good as $100.00 a piece ones but for the money they work great
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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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I have only transferred video fro the camera to a Windows PC and it was using the firewire cable. I guess there must exist some firewire adapter for the mac.
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Hmm, I'm not very familiar with the technological aspects of iMacs, since I only use my mac to surf the internet, write my papers, etc. I originally bought a tera grand adapter because I wanted to watch movies on my television and not on my computer. I don't know what's going on with your fried HDMI ports. I don't have that problem. Perhaps, you could ask someone else? I honestly can't answer this question. Sorry!
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This connects to a computer (not a DVR) using a USB cable. If you can get the DVR HD movie file onto your computer you can burn it as a movie BD using the Toast Blu ray add-on, but you cannot play it back on a Mac because there is no BD player software for a Mac. The resulting BD disc will play in a BD player, however. What you need is something like the Panasonic DMR-BW880 which is not sold in the U.S. All references are to Australia and the U.K. where it is EXPENSIVE.
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Im not sure I record through my dvr and I can watch though my phone or tv.but id imagine itd work on mac since its set up is through computer
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The dvr itself needs a Ethernet connection (it has no wifi connecting ability's), you can connect with wifi on your iphone/android/computer with wifi a note: the best free on the iphone i have found is called mobile-eye others i've downloaded have/show stuttering frames or fail to connect point blank :)