Do you need the cloud service to watch the video remotely over the internet?
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Not the "LIve" feed. You can watch live feed video without the cloud. Motion captured pics are sent free to email. U do need cloud to replay captured video.
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No, it is just a tablet. One can only see a video from streaming internet source.
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Yes. It requires no internet connection to monitor and record. You only need wifi if you want to watch it if you are away from home
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Yes on both accounts. The built in DynDNS client gives you a web URL you can point any browser to to view the cam. You can also directly access the video feed using IP cam apps such as "IP Cam Viewer" and "TinyCam Monitor".
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I stream from the cloud from all my internet capable idevices but for photos, connecting it to my PC(via wifi) is better for some reason
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Yes you can. You need to install to your laptop, IPAD, or smartphone. Either Tenvis, IPCam viewer. You need to port forward it in order to access remotely the IP camera.
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You will need a computer to set up the software/connection but after that you can go wireless and yes you can view remotely without computer attached. You must use DNS service for this to work.Not difficult to do but most instruction packs are a little weak. Plenty of help though online of you search. After you do one or two it becomes much easier. They make it sound more difficult than it is. You might want to verify range before making permanent mount as the ratings are all "line of sight", no walls hills etc. I use a software product called "Blue Iris" which helps manage and view cameras. The cost is modest plus free trial to see if you like it. There is a "Blue Iris" app for phone but I only use it when I'm in range of my router. (Security issues, don't want to open port to the world). Good Luck.
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Since "my dlink" is like any other website you will "should" be able to view the dlink video if setup with a dlink cloud router.
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Hi, there is an app to transmit any of the Looxcie to the cloud and to youtube. the clarity is awesome. the newest Looxcie also can be its own mini-hotspot to allow devices to watch directly.
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This is not a network product, sure it can work without internet, this is a plug and play system. Only need the internet if you want to remote viewing, thanks.
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sorry, i haven't done either. from what i've seen though, i don't think it would have any problems accessing videos from a network.
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They say you can. There are tutorials on it. I haven't done it yet as it requires pointing your ip to a service like no ip or another name service for ips. If you do a search in forums, it's the same as setting up a security camera access point or Remote Desktop service.
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My experience with it is that you get to store it on your own computer. Despite the name "cloud", I think that it only provides access to the live stream and not archival.
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You can view the video feed locally on your network. Your PC will need to be connected to your network with Ethernet or WiFi. Internet service is not required. Hope this helps!
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I watch amazon instant videos on this from a roku. The tv itself is not Internet enabled.
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Recipes you send to the cloud viewer may be viewed on any device with internet access and a web browser. Most smartphones will work fine.
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Yes. You can remotely Access your camera and all of its functions. You only need to properly configure your Dynamic IP service and you are ready to go. Regards.