Can this be simultaneously viewed by one LOCAL connection and one remote? Or is it just one connection, period?
1578216
The smartphone connects to the baby monitor through the Lorex created cloud so I believe you can only connect one device at a time regardless of location.
686559
It connects to one computer. Setup sharing on the computer it is connected to make visible across the network.
680237
Yes, it connects to internet, it has the viera cast system included, located on remote
1478408
You can setup multiple dvr's on the same network. Viewing them remotely might be an issue if you aren't Tech savvy. Each device will need a static IP address or you might be able to use one static in your router and port forward from there. The other option you have is dynamic DNS which Q-See offers for free. I currently use the dynamic DNS but I have trouble viewing remotely after a few days until I reboot the DVR.
2189760
Yes. Look up one-to-one NAT. You can translate ports both incoming and outgoing.
51991
To the best of my knowledge it will be one or the other. I'm sure that you cannot connect both at the same time.
1323199
I've also been having difficulty setting up for remote viewing. I am hung up trying to figure out port forwarding as well.
2005018
No, you just need internet service. The remote viewing is not good. It's a small pic image and you can't manipulate it in any way. You don't get a clear image. And it goes off. But, the Logitech WiLife cameras are great. You can also Google Logitech WiLife Remote Viewing to find more information on this.
980355
It only has one output. The unit is designed to view or here one input at a time. I guess you could connect all those to the output and use splitters. Hope this answer your question.
777482
Yes, it can browse/playback media from a DLNA server (personally I use Tversity).
2219419
It can only be linked\connected to one device at a time make sure nothing else is using it - I had that problem
749222
I run remote desktop in Chrome on my home PC watching my DishNetwork receiver, which remote desktops over to the Chromebook. Audio is stereo only though and the video is a bit blurred.
2237645
Sort of. You can use the remote to scroll through images but it is small. I think there is one on the back of the unit as well. I would disagree with the other answer about this being junk. It will require a firmware upgrade if you purchase it.
1685420
I have been the only user so far. I can find no direct answer in their documentation. I have never tried to connect twice though it would only stream the selected input but to two devices, 'if that worked'.
758047
Yes it does if you are adding more authorized remote units to your system. There is a regular charge for each additional unit. When you call, have the serial and MAC address handy. After, you activate them locally with a PIN given by the master receiver. Don't exceed 3 remote units as the system can only support 4 simultaneous viewers.NOTE:If your TV supports RVU and is networked, you don't need a remote unit.
1317938
Yes, I don't know what the limit. We have 3 remote monitors going 24/7 and it works fine.
376459
Sure. If you have different 16 cameras you can view them internally by their IPs. Externally you will have to map them to different ports as you probably only have 1 externall IP.