first timer..will i be able to stream the video on to any pc over the internet and watch whats going on...i want to set it up outsside of the house to watch weather, storms sun sets etc etc
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Yes, but remember that this camera has a slightly narrow field of view. You're not going to get a wide angle view of the surroundings. Also, be advised that viewing this image requires that a special plug-in be loaded into your browser. You can't just go up to any PC and view the image.
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Have had no issues. Wish the Web interface to control it worked better in android browsers, but it gets by. Would I recommend it, hard to say without knowing your needs. I you need functioning, easy, inexpensive video access to an area of your house. Yes I would. Happy you with my choice
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No need for internet or computer unless you want to access the videowhile away from home. Everything if stored on the dvr recorder. All you need if a tv
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Yes you can, it's possible. You need to setup a channel for that. Then you use your PC as webserver and broadcast via wifi.Not exactly like streaming via wifi, but you can also download to a USB dongle and then plug that into the Roku USB port. The most expensive Roku model has that capability.
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You need a dvr to connect to. And if you hook up thru your router you can view on phone or any computer that has Internet
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You need to have an Internet connection and you should be good to go. This system has the capability of watching from your mobile phone as well.
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Just plug in a VGA monitor and your all set for live viewing or playback viewing. I have several at branch locations that are plugged into the router so I can view the cameras live from anywhere that has an internet connection. I found this to be an easy product to setup and use.
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Wouldn't a laptop or desktop with wireless internet capability be able to do the same thing and more as a Roku if you used your tv as a monitor (simply requires a HD tv with a old PC video pin connector or HDMI/DVI out from the computer?If your a DirecTV subscriber with a DVR, you can also use the computer with DirecTV2PC to play whats on your DVR in another room in very high quality.
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The camera needs to be located near your wireless router. Mine are about 200 feet from the router and both are outside of the house. You can watch the output of the cameras from any internet link. I have software called "Vitamin D" that records the video and lets me monitor on my PC at home. On my iPhone I have an app called Pro Surveilance and it works great. I can watch my house from anywhere.
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Yes, except without Internet access you will not be able to remotely view the video. The cameras will wirelessly transmit the video to the recorder and you will be able to locally view the video.
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Yes, you can view live and recorded streams from your smartphone, tablet and computer at home or elsewhere outside.
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I use the livestream broadcaster. I had issues using the application. It kept overheating the proccesor. But it all depends what you are going to use to broadcast. They are supposed to tell you what you need.
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It doesnt have to be incredibly fast. You could probably watch it over dial up (since the video resolution is on the lower end). To watch video remotely over the internet, you just need to make sure your ports are forwarding properly and you will likely want a static IP address.
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im not sure im new at this computer stuff but I was told I can control the camera from a phone or laptop from any where in the country but you need a password from your internet provider to access your dvr providing your dvr is hooked up to the internet I have not tried it yet but lookin forward to it I hope this the answer you were lookin for
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Sorry I have mine setup to a monitor. I have not tried to setup a smart phone or a laptop yet. I am sure the time will come when I do. I can watch it on my computer through the LaView setup and a router.it lets me keep an eye on what is going on outside and look for freaky stuff like bears and other wild things in my yard. I took mine to a comp tec lol I do not like to read directions. sorry I can't be more help.
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I am still learning and I did not set mine up for that but you can view these in a number of ways with lots of different software.I am using ISPY freeware and you can specify a youtube channel I think from there. also works with VLC media player. just set up the ip and pull it up.also Airvision comes with it for monitoring as well.
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It is a regular computer. I have mine connected to a monitor and keyboard and the internet/router. I use it host a weatherstation application and a security camera app. That being said... it's a pretty low end processor. I run Windows 7 and keep it running 24/7. It works... I just wish it had a little more processing power / speed.I just ran some youtube videos on mine.. it was OK. The video was a little jittery. But in fairness I have two other apps running at the same, one of which is a security camera and it uses a lot of video processing.If you don't plan to run too heavy a load on it... it will probably be OK. It is a regular computer. I have mine connected to a monitor and keyboard and the internet/router. I use it host a weatherstation application and a security camera app. That being said... it's a pretty low end processor. I run Windows 7 and keep it running 24/7. It works... I just wish it had a little more processing power / speed.I just ran some youtube videos on mine.. it was OK. The video was a little jittery. But in fairness I have two other apps running at the same, one of which is a security camera and it uses a lot of video processing.If you don't plan to run... » Read More It is a regular computer. I have mine connected to a monitor and keyboard and the internet/router. I use it host a weatherstation application and a security camera app. That being said... it's a pretty low end processor. I run Windows 7 and keep it running 24/7. It works... I just wish it had a little more processing power / speed.I just ran some youtube videos on mine.. it was OK. The video was a little jittery. But in fairness I have two other apps running at the same, one of which is a security camera and it uses a lot of video processing.If you don't plan to run too heavy a load on it... it will probably be OK. « Show Less