What prevents other people from being able to view the video feed?
1576289
You can set the password to prevent other people from being able to view the video feed.
1172331
With the new GUI, it is now required. You can access it with FF, but the streams don't work right- or at all depending on settings and version. Chrome, on the hand, works perfectly. I wouldn't let the need for chrome deter your interest in this NVR- they really work awesome!
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This is possible with 3rd party software. One option is the free video player VLC. You can Open a Network Stream, put in the network address of the camera feed (http://IPaddress:portnumber/video/mjpg.cgi), then resize VLC and set the "Minimal Interface" and "Always On Top" options. If you're doing this from a remote location (over the Internet), you'll need to set up the appropriate port forwarding rules in your router and determine your network's outside IP address in order to view the stream.
910836
It is a safety feature installed so you can't drive and watch video. However you can buy pass it by grounding out the wire.
1450512
I have not attempted it. The provided software does not. But it streams the video feed to other applications. There most like are some that can receive and record a live video stream
748348
The problem may be the application you are using to view that video. I have found the the free program "VLC" works well.
256919
We would view video from youtube, but never attempted to upload a video. I'm sorry that I cannot be more helpful.
2057587
As long as your network infrastructure can support the bandwidth I don't see why you can't get away video streaming. Check with them if it is critical project requirement.
1564245
As others have said, it depends on the DVR. Usually if the DVR can be connected to a network, you can make the necessary adjustments on your router (e.g. port forwarding) make make the DVR "internet visible". There are dozens of free apps for viewing live video streams.
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It doesn't let you view internet. That is not what it's for. It is like the Apple TV, it's a media server. Whatever video files you have (.avi), you can watch what is saved on your computer from the TV. That goes for music and pictures. You can't play CDs, it can't control your CD player. But if yourip your CD to mp3s, then you can play those mp3s.
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I don't know. I think it works with any browser when it comes to watching the feed from any mobile or computer. I know the software that comes with it works with any OS because all it does is convert the files over to AVI files.
908058
You can view it anywhere as long as you have a wifi or data connection, however the video feed is so choppy and lags so bad that I sent mine back.
1490966
The point is that I can't just go to these websites and easily determine if they have the revue blocked. The only way to definitively make that determination is to actually buy a revue, and find out for myself. That's hardly the preferred option. I agree that the browser could be a pain...especially when viewing 3 minute video clips. For full episodes of 20-60 minutes, however, I could live with it.
798067
It is for UStream. If you are want to broadcast a videochat website. This isn't what you are looking for.
1119014
I wouldn't know Flash if it kicked me in the face. However, all kinds of posts on forums.crackberry.com suggest that it does. Check that out. Certainly more helpful than I can be. I never have issues viewing vids.
1451117
yes, you can watch video through wifi... but two way conversation, its supposed to, but in practice volumen at max is so low that's impossible.You can talk through the App and it will sound good in the camera but the other way around... if someone speaks to the camera you will bearly listen (at max volumen) in the App.
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Make sure you have settings set to sync videos, When you get the screen that asks you to register the last item in the menu I believe it says others is where you will find this setting. Choose sync all this should solve the problem.