Can the Kodak Pulse be used by someone who doesn't have a computer? Is this doable?
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We bought this for my mother three weeks ago... Last week her cousin passed away, and being able to add facebook photos from his profile and from his kids/wife, has made my mom super, super happy. (I did all this for her remotely - she doesn't use facebook or the iMac I set up for her). What I did was setup the frame at my house, update the firmware etc - then brought it to her home and it's been working great since. My siblings and I all email photos to her - works great. If you're using iPhoto - use the "large" setting size on export or on emailing the photos. Small and Medium are less than 800x600 pixel so they don't look so good. Original size is too big. Large is just right...
720114
Yes.You can scan an image on the printer and any PC on your network can access that image.
1578785
Yes you can. But it does require software beyond the average computer. I would recommend Blue Iris sold by Foscam. It's a little over $40 but it's worth it and will allow your cams to grow if you want to.
2261231
No, it's capable of being used entirely on its own. Though if you want to record anything, a computer is needed.
340347
Yes it can be used without being connected to a computer. You can put a list into the computer of what number each disc is and then just manually enter that number into the on board keypad
191414
You can use the camera without the microphone box or disable this microphone in the operating system. Then you could attach to the computer any other kind of microphone system you wish to use.
1164897
With windows 7 you should be able too I would say contact kodak but it might be toshiba their computers are not very good,mine broke within the first week.
292346
You could use a video capture card (in your computer) if you have one, but a video camera will work also. If you have a video camera that can connect to the computer (firewire, USB, etc), then that will work as well and you won't have to buy anything.
1079749
No you don't have to use a computer. The computer can just make it easier to program. I enter about 800 items with out it.
1332221
We had one of these and I think u have to go to the Kodak. Info that came with the unit*
1055362
Yes, you can set it up on the website to turn on and then turn off at set times. It can also be set to come on when someone enters the room. Good Luck, some reviewers have downgrade Kodak pulse but I have had great luck with my 2 units.
381757
No - it will not hook up directly to a computer. I just print out the image I am using and then run it through the stencil maker.
1966397
Yes you can. Just plug the included cable to the machine and the other end to the computer's USB slot, click "Print" and voilá!
1408155
Yes. You can use it very easily with PhotoBooth. It automatically comes up as an option in the program.
343281
No, It would not be worth the effort to try and do that. It is a very basic camera and requires old technology. It is cheap and effective if you are wanting to watch the front desk or something of that nature.
2240068
Just tried this - you do not have to connect it to a computer to only make copies. However, seems like it might be a waste to use this machine for only one function - it's nice to have the scanner and printer capabilities.
1666752
I can't because I am not that savvy, but I have someone who is, and can use their software to create a seamless presentation.I am very happy with this camera.