Transfer to a computer: Would there be a way to transfer and capture an image on the computer - maybe use a video camera with av input/output?
1137703
There a couple of different ways. I actually own an external video-capturing device (Studio 10 / Dazzler) that allows me to plug a typical yellow RCA jack into my computer, and I have software to record the feed into a video clip. They have cards you can install on your PC that do the same thing too. Or, if you have a digitial video camera with an input jack, you could run it right from the toy to the camera (or from the toy to the TV, and a second cable to connect to the camera), and record it directly on to the camera as a video file. Then transfer the video clip to your computer like you usually do.
82263
No, not for me at least. I was able to transfer with USB; the camera has a USB port built into the camera's strap. It comes with the cable you need, and I found this is a much better way to transfer video (again, at least for me). For sure, you will need HDMI if you NEED to view it on a hi def TV before you go to work on it... it really depends on your needs. If you just need to transfer it to your computer you don't need the HDMI cable.
1119892
I do not believe you can but you can use a program like Snap Shot Video Wizard. The removable SD card makes it easy to transfer video to your computer or just use the on board USB connector! Even if you get it done the quality will be low.
2179218
We've only tried the camera card so far but, I'm fairly sure that it can be hooked to your computer. I found out a lot about the printer online from Epson. Len
1723570
Kind of - the camera has a special type of RCA plug called a "BNC". It comes with an RCA plug adapter, so to connect it to a computer, you would need an RCA (video in) plug on your computer. You can buy a "security card" IDE or PCIE, and it will use your Hard drive to record. I actually started this route, but found it better to just buy a seperate DVR, and you can access the device from a computer or smartphone from anywhere. The camera is pretty good for an outside, all weather unit.
2086504
Yes you can download to your computer with a USB cable. You need a card reader that connects to your computer. Pretty easy to find that at the store where you bought the camera or online.
1912788
Thank you for contacting us. Yes, you can use the included USB cable to transfer pictures to your computer.
1589582
A camera will almost always connect to a computer with a USB cable. Thats your best and cheapest bet. Otherwise you can buy a multi card reader and install that in your PC.
848670
I can't say for sure if the software will work, but that won't matter, if you're planning on getting some kind of extra software you will be fine. You'll be able to get the video on to the computer no problem.
2269328
Yes it's no different than a digital camera, just use the supplied cable hook to your computer and import photos
1901509
You would need a capture card that has the proper video inputs on it for a desktop system or one of those USB connection devices they make for laptops.Honestly, though, if that's really your goal, get an IP camera that lets you log into it with your computer, tablet or smart phone through your internet connection. Otherwise, just hook it up to an old VCR or get one of those security DVRs, which would let you add additional cameras to it.
825276
The easiest way is with a SD card reader then just pull the card from the camera and plug it in to your computer
1092869
If you mean download from the camera to the computer like a smartphone uploads to social media, then no it cannot. If you use the cable that goes from the camera to the computer then yes, you can download your photos to the computer.
736383
Yep, same answer as the others. The computer will power the camera. An alternate solution that I like(because I don't like storing or carrying cables) is to get a micro SD to SD card converter, which you can then insert directly into the computer.
447981
You will always need the computer to transfer whatever you want. The only direct way is with the voice recorder, and I know that is not what you meant by direct.
1600822
I believe you can. I have bought a memory card for it that you can upload them to the computer or use the port that's on the camera. My cell phone cord work and I can attach it to my computer. However I have not tried any of these but, maybe it will point you in the right direction.
248469
I do not connect this directly to a computer. In order to connect to a computer you would need a the Nauppauge 610 or similar. I use the remote to control the camera.