Can this be plugged into a video camera to record internet program interviewing guest
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Don't see why not. If you have the adapter that reduces the 1/4" jack to a normal input jack.
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i'm with deborah here. i need a wireless setup which will work for videography. i need it to record audio at weddings etc. i do not do plays, concerts and church ceremonies which require amps and speakers. i want freedom of movement for the subject to record his/her voice wirelessly. if this unit will not work for me, can someone suggest a good wireless lavalier system that will work for video production please. there seems to be hundreds of different devices. thanks guys.
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Deborah I would assume that it can be plugged into your video camera by using the quarter inch audio mixer port on the rear of the receiver. You will probably have to use an adapter to connect the quarter inch audio cable supplied to a 1/8th inch audio cable to connect into your video camera audio port. God's blessings...
1123059
The simple answer is yes, but .... Not all video cameras have microphone jacks. If yours does you will most likely need adaptors cables to connect with the microphone. jack in your video camera and depending on the camera you might also need a hi/low impedance matching transformer. What kind of adaptors will depend on the camera.
1123060
There are 2 answers to your question.First answer: This wireless audio system plugs into an audio amplifier/speaker system not a video camera. However, as you record the video, your camera may be able to pick up the sound from the speaker system if the volume of your speaker system is loud enough.Second answer: Each of the 8 wireless mic packs has its own frequency which transmits its signal to a receiver which in turn connects to the audio amplifier/speaker system. Hope this answers your question.
1123061
Yes, it can. You will likely need to purchase a 1/4" to 1/8" stereo jack or other adapter for the camera side of the connection.
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I go with Keith Carter: the output is "mic." intended for an audio system, but if the camera has a mic input it will accept the signal. START WITH THE VOLUME KNOBS LOW, Feedback can be an issue. Chances are that if your camera has a jack for an ext. mic. it is a mini (3.5mm) and the jack on the Pile Pro is 1/4 inch.
1450512
I have not attempted it. The provided software does not. But it streams the video feed to other applications. There most like are some that can receive and record a live video stream
1188813
Yes it allows video recording and you can use the software provided or you can use I spy a free video camera system software. Just go to www.ispyconnect.com
153144
You can plug it straight into your computer or iDevice. Both will recognize it and let you record without any additional equipment.
457065
No it would not be the right product for that situation. I would suggest a remote camera with monitor. Will be more $$
587457
Yes. I'm using it for wireless. You may have to put an adapter on the video cord where you connect the receiver to the recorder.
465412
It can but it's not an ideal interface for recording unless you're running fruityloops or reasons
1829991
I don' think so. It could be directly plugged into a recording device of some sort, though.
570664
this is a switch, you would need to have a NAS/hard drive to record the camera video, or use a camera that can act as a server and send snapshots of events like motion detection to your email etc.
1995519
No, it needs to be connected to a DVR receiver and has a specific monitor. Since it is not ip camera , it can't be connected to computer directly.
403508
I used my video recording app. It's not an app specific device so anything that takes video will work with it.
1250461
If you want to record you will need to connect the camera to a DVR (Digital video recorder) or something similar otherwise it is just live video connected to a monitor.
716722
Yes, provided you have access to a high speed router in the room or in the facility, you will need an Internet connection and a PC in the room. You will plug the camera into an electrical outlet and from another outlet you will need to plug the receiver into an outlet, then to your router and PC. It is quick and easy to do once you have these connections. Then you can view the camera live on a smart phone anywhere and also record a few weeks of video onto the PC. The app is free and there will be no monthly charges other than the Internet connection Good idea, IMO
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Yes, and video, but it is cumbersome to use and not very good. Would work well in a pinch. Would be good for Skype, etc.
764469
To get it to work(upload) on the computer it must be plugged in and set to record so I doubt it would but haven't really tried.
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If this camera has a built in microphone you would be able to receive audio signals but not send audio signals to it . If it does not have a built in microphone you can use an external one. For this to take place you will need one of these: VCR,DVD or DVR recorder.
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Yes. You can connect it to a laptop or a camera. You can also just upload your file on the video projector, then disconnect the laptop and do the presentations independently