Do these have any onboard software for remote viewing natively or does it require a NVR setup?
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There is an app that will work with the Hikvision cameras, you can get it herehttp://www.hikvision.com/en/us/download_more.asp?id=1296
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Yes it does. You may log in to the camera directly from a web browser by accessing the IP address and http port like this - http://ip:port (ex: http://192.168.1.150:4000)
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There is an app that will work with the Hikvision cameras, you can get it here http://www.hikvision.com/en/us/download_more.asp?id=1296
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Yes, it does have a web server built in. Once you have an IP address you can just http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and login with the default password.
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Yes! Though not well documented by Samsung. Like all Samsung SmartCam models, in your Network Video Record (NVR) camera setup, use RTSP H.264 to receive video streams. BTW, you don't need a physical NVR machine. You can download Samsung's own NET-i ware NVR software at http://www.samsungsecurity.com/product/product_list.asp?cid=45&clvl=1. To set up in Samsung NET-i NVR software or other software or physical NVRs, follow these steps. -- Select Add Camera &gt; Register Device (Manual - Do not auto detect) &gt; Select Vendor Name = Samsung, Model Name = Samsung Network Camera / Encoder, Address Type = IP Address (To reduce unnecessary traffic and network security risk, use your internal network address, not your external ip address.), HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera at samsungsmartcam.com, i.e., when you first set up the camera). Note: When setting up the camera, the vendor name and camera model info are informational only. Only RTSP Protocol and ports, login credentials are critical. Here is an example of setting up Samsung SmartCam with Blue Iris Software NVR. http://www.wiredprairie.us/blog/index.php/archives/1963 The instruction is for the older model SNH-1011N. However, everything still applies to the newer SNH-P6410BN.
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The only video integration I'm aware of is via SmartThings Labs with DropCam - check it out here: http://blog.smartthings.com/news/roundups/eyes-home-dropcam/
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I have not used ispy but you can remote view if you setup ddns on the cam or on the router along with port forwarding. You should not have trouble accessing it remotely with the app of your choice.
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No. They come with a "twin" cable which carries signal and power. No Ethernet to cameras. DVR uses Ethernet to connect to LAN.
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You will need eyeTV or other software for DVR. This unit works well, is seen by software, and we record our shows and do not pay cable. Another big bang for your buck is to buy a Roku or similar device as most all ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS shows can be seen for free in HD using only internet connection and it also has a "Plex" channel that wirelessly accesses the recordings on your PC.
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Also, I see some folks saying that third party software is required...this is not true. The webpage built into the camera allows you to record to the local computer that the webpage is brought up on...ok so no, you don't need another software, unless you want to record as a DVR or NVR, meaning the webpage doesn't have to be up, but the DVR/NVR application has to be running.
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BlueIris installs on any Windows PC from XP to Win8 and makes it an NVR [ip camera recorder]. If you want to also add analog cameras you will need an HKInvision DVR card. With BlueIris you are able to view live video from up to 64 cameras at the same time as well as view events from any period in time. You can also view it from a cell phone or remote PC. There is a free trial version, otherwise it sells for $40 on EBay. It is well worth it. The only free NVR software that I know of is Ispy, but then you have to pay $9.99 a month to view it from a phone or remote PC.
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Unfortunately, no. DVRs like that only accept analog video cameras, and these Aircams are entirely digital (most IP cameras are).These require much more technical know-how to install. Also, note that these cameras do not have night vision, so they may not be suitable for your purposes anyway.
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No. You can view them wirelessly if you have the system connected to the internet. The cameras connect to the DVR via the 65ft video cable with power wire that comes with the system. You can purchase longer or shorter cables or make your own length.
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BlueIris can make your PC behave as an NVR.If you expect 24x7x365 coverage your PC has to be left on and connected.If you take your laptop with you, no more monitoring.You could set up a separate dedicated machine or use an NVR.I use both....
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Try Netviewer. (Google it.) It worked fine for Win7 where Web Client for DVR would not.
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As far as I know there is no Nvr that supports foscam. This does all onvif compliant cameras.
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You can attach the NVR to a TV or computer screen, but you don't really need them if you want to just watch on your laptop or mobile app.
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the kit comes with cams night vision, all your wires and connections. remote and mouse and the dvr with the drivers. hope this helps and the dvr works great for what I use it for.
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No you will need software such as blue iris. This system will only captures real time
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I heard of Ispy dvr software that can be downloaded that does well for what you ask.