Is video streaming from an ipad/iphones camera app possible over the wifi or Bluetooth network options or MHL connected to an HDMI port?
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I was not able to do video streaming with Bluetooth or USB using an iPhone, audio only. I'm sure anything connected to an HDMI port could do video streaming, but I didn't have anything to check it.
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Not by itself. Think of it as a hdtv. You will need either a hardware solution such as a WiFi video streamer like a wicast. I used mine with chromecast and it works fine. Or a software solution like a remote app between your iPad and a computer.
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Yes you can. It only works with an IPad or IPhone. I do this from hotels while traveling. I enjoy the product but some times you will lose the signal if the WiFi is weak. Normally you can select try again to reconnect or complete a setup to start streaming again -this is done on your IPad. I think you will be happy with the TiVo Stream. I enjoy mine!
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No you cannot. It can only play back recorded video via a local wifi signal, which means you have to be relatively close.
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yes, you can watch video through wifi... but two way conversation, its supposed to, but in practice volumen at max is so low that's impossible. You can talk through the App and it will sound good in the camera but the other way around... if someone speaks to the camera you will bearly listen (at max volumen) in the App.
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Though I have not tried that, I don't see why not? There are several WI-FI based and hard wired single camera systems that do exactly what you want and are very inexpensive.
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You are able to connect to the network if it is plugged into an ethernet jack. Like I am able to access movie files from wireless computer and wireless harddrive, but I am not sure about an ipad app since I don't have an ipad. I would think you wouldn't be able to if you're watching it from an app, probably if it was stored on your ipad. I would look at apple tv if you want to stream things from your ipad to your tv.
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I haven't found a way to run it directly through bluetooth. Once I shut off my wifi I lose the video. I believe the devices connect to the monitor through bluetooth, then to see the video it connects through wifi.
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Generally you need to select a different audio output from your source device. I watched a movie from my ipad mini connected to the projector via a HDMI cable and used bluetooth for the sound to my Bose headset. I am going to try a bluetooth dongle to hook up a surround sound system. So far the wireless projection is pretty much false advertising. From an iPad it only does pictures and documents loaded in a special app. No video, PPT, etc. Useless!!!
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Yes. You only need an internet connection. The camera works very well with several apps. I use "Live Cams Pro" on my ipad and iPhone.
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may depend on I-pads docs to projector. If bluetooth is used , then maybe! My kids' ipad has no video out port but I have not tried it that way. LCD would have to be bluetooth equipped
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I don't have an iPad nor use any Apple products, but this cable is a standard HDMI cable - if your iPad can accept HDMI I don't see a problem. As for installing the GoPro App - if you want to see your images and videos you will need both the cable *and* the app. The cable only connects the devices, nothing more. You need the app to work the GoPro.
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Hm, I don't think that bluetooth has the needed bandwidth for video. If possible you should better choose wifi.
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No, not without adding a VGA to HDMI adapter to it. I used this adapter on a stage to show my iPad on a large screen through a VGA connection. Apple TV ($99) will do what you want wirelessly. Or google chrome for much cheaper ($35) I'm no expert, but this was my experience. This adapter alone will not connect to an HDMI connection without adding yet another adapter as well.
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yes, I use IP Cam Viewer lite on my IPAD mini. Free app that seems to work with many cams. If you know how to use port forward on your router you can view from anywhere.
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No wifi network signal needed. The camera device sends out wifi wireless signal, and iPhone receives the signal from the camera. With the free APP, One can preview, take pictures and videos.
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Hi Jim, It all depends on how your wifi router is set up. You may have to turn on port forwarding if you want to see the camera view from outside your local network via the iPhone app. I had a bit of a hard time connecting to the camera at first, but I think that was because I had mac address filtering turned on on my wifi. Make sure you turn off mac address filtering. Once you find the camera on your wifi network you will have to configure the emaill setting if you would like it to email you a picture when it detects motion. You can see things live through the camera, but it doesn't really record video it just takes some images that it can email to you or upload to a server via ftp. If you are looking for a video recording camera, this probably isn't the product for you. Fell free to hit me back with any other questions and I'll try to answer them to the best of my knowledge. -Jack