is this for mobile-device access (iOS or Android) or can a regular Mac/PC access the video?
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You can access the video on your phone and computer, any device with an internet connection.
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Yes, the video can be viewed from both types of smart phones using many available apps. You can also use the web browser on your phone. All that is required is that your ISP allows port forwarding on your router.
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This is a hub to assist in reading an sd card with a USB port and a phone/tablet connection that uses a standard android type connection. You can transfer data (pictures, etc.) from a mobile device to a computer. IT IS NOT A STAND ALONE device and cannot do any more than be used as in interface between a mobile device and a computer. No, it cannot be used with a Mac OS because the connector is different. You would be better off buying something of your needs locally from a WalMart store. It's not worth the price they are asking. Good Luck.
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You need the "displaylink" driver to drive the external video screens and a driver to run the LAN port. Otherwise the device is a USB hub. There doesn't appear to be a "displaylink" driver for MAC IOS. Toshiba appear to primarly be a Windows notebook manufactuer so it makes sense that they might be reluctant to support dynadock for Apple.
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The camera supports Max 16 end users simultaneous viewing through our apps from different devices. There is no certain streaming protocol required , just enter the camera UID and password in the app "anyscene" and "Camera Live" The app "Anyscene" for iPhone /Android smartphone is available via iPhone apple store and Google Play. Multi-cams viewing App "Camera Live " for PC And Multi-cams viewing App "Camera Live " for Mac will be available end of March
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So I won't be able to watch video from the iPhone 5S ? If that's the case that's not a big deal .
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I have a PC. Don't know much about Macs. But it should be found on the network without the app for sure.
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I have a Mac Mini and I'm able to import the videos without problem. Besides, the software will reside in the SD card, not your Mac
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Thanks for your good question! Yes, you can remotely access the camera to view the camera's live and also watch videos on the SD card . The NC-239WF HD 1080P is a very flexible network camera. You have two ways in which you can remotely view the camera's live on different devices. For PC/ Mac, We provide the free program "Camera Live". For iPhone and Android smart phone , we provide free app "Anyscene" from GooglePlay and iPhone app store. The Camera Live program and Anyscene app will auto detect cameras that are on the same network as your computer/smart phone for initial setup. Ensure the camera is plugged in to the same router/network switch that your computer/ smart phone are connected to. Once added to the CameraLive program and Anyscene app, all that you need to do is to click that camera in the program to view the live video from the camera. Once you get the camera working with your computer with the CameraLive program and your smart phone with Anyscene app, then you can then take your PC or Mac, smart phone to another place with an Internet connection (such as a McDonalds, office, hotel when travelling oversea), and view the camera's live video using the same procedure as if your computer was still right next to the camera. With the Anyscene app on your Android and iOS device, you can remotely playback the recording on the sd card . With the Camera Live program on your PC/ Mac , it temporarily doesn't support the remote playback on the sd card . This function can be available on Camera Live in July 2015. The second way is that you can get the camera's ip address and directly enter the ip address in browsers on your device , then view the camera's live and access the camera's web setting page to view the storage on micro SD card .
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It's a disc. If it's running Android, probably not. It is Mac and PC compatible.
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Absolutely not if you are MAC user...not by yourself. However, I agree that there is good support by phone and you don't have to be savvy if you allow support to gain remote access to your computer. The reason that it is so difficult seems to be that the information, downloads and plug-ins are not organized for MAC. In my opinion, once the cameras are recognized by my computer/router and I try and follow through, it should not be directing me to "first install plug-ins before proceeding" and provide links that ONLY WORK FOR PC. This kind of thing keeps happening with Foscam. I got a great price for both of mine and I think it will work out soon though. Absolutely not if you are MAC user...not by yourself. However, I agree that there is good support by phone and you don't have to be savvy if you allow support to gain remote access to your computer. The reason that it is so difficult seems to be that the information, downloads and plug-ins are not organized for MAC. In my opinion, once the cameras are recognized by my computer/router and I try and follow through, it should not be directing me to "first install plug-ins before proceeding" and provide links that ONLY WORK FOR PC. This kind of thing keeps happening with Foscam. I got... » Read More Absolutely not if you are MAC user...not by yourself. However, I agree that there is good support by phone and you don't have to be savvy if you allow support to gain remote access to your computer. The reason that it is so difficult seems to be that the information, downloads and plug-ins are not organized for MAC. In my opinion, once the cameras are recognized by my computer/router and I try and follow through, it should not be directing me to "first install plug-ins before proceeding" and provide links that ONLY WORK FOR PC. This kind of thing keeps happening with Foscam. I got a great price for both of mine and I think it will work out soon though. « Show Less
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used---I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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Good question, my wife has the same problem on her PC, I don't on parallele windows on Apple. Now if you want to ear and see live and if you have iPad or iphone, you have IP Cam viewer, work great and free, the set up is simple.Luc
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I also use this as a baby monitor, and would definitely recommend it. I use the app "Baby Monitor" by SunshineApps on my iPad and iPhone and yes, the audio is transmitted along with the video. There are similar apps for Android as well. If you punch a hole in your home firewall, you can monitor your camera from anywhere you have an internet connection.
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Well, the guy that installed our system said he could hook it up to any computer, phone or tablet. We're able to view from our phones, computers and ipads. I would assume it could be hooked up to a Macbook Pro as well, but not 100% sure. He really just needed the IP Address of where the system is located (from your home computer) and used an app for home camera's.
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it only lets whats on your computer play onto a tv, it won't let you hook anything up into the macbook. I'm actually not sure but I don't think MacBooks support video in.
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i didnt really have a need to use as mobile monitor, just rely on sd card. you have to be using internet explorer (though there might be a work around, i never called tech support) for that use. IE isn't available for Mac.