Will I be able to check out the recordings on the NVR from a remote location, through the internet? Also, can I adjust the location of the cameras via the internet?
646217
Yes and yes. To adjust the position of the cameras you need to purchase a dome style camera with rotating capabilities. Internet connection works great too.
646218
The cameras only zoom in and out. You can hook up an internet connection and control it remotely.
646219
Yes you can check cameras via Internet. No you cannot adjust them, you would have to have a camera that can remote adjust
1065103
Yes it is.... As long you have a smart phone such as an iPhone or a connection to the Internet then you can watch your camera anywhere in the world.... That is assuming that the DVR and related equipment will be at the same location as the camera.....
1598642
So, you want to record the info from one PC and view it on another PC? Remove the device, install it one the PC you want to read it on, and open the log file there. Does this answer what you were asking? Or are you asking if you can view the log from a remote location? Because if that's what you want, they offer a wifi version as well that will email you.
2088928
I also inquired of an online manual and the answer is 'no, there is not.' It has a disk that walks you through the set up. It should be fine for your cameras, it versatile with many, but it's always best to hard wire them with cat 5 instead of wireless. I also tried to do wireless from the NVR to my router (you will need a wireless chipset to plug into the NVR - optional), but didn't have much luck that's why I hardwired to a Cisco LAN switch. It does capture when you use an external hard drive = 1TB
1368839
Yes, the camera has a pretty decent set of tools/services/options built into it. It will be necessary to forward the IP ports on your router/firewall in order to view it. You will want to purchase the Blue Iris software to go along with this camera anyway for advanced DVR recording. It will also let you stream live as well as playback from archive. The Blue Iris software will be much easier to work with rather than the camera software. The picture quality is amazing.
1823525
You need a dvr with Internet access to connect the camera to most dvr now have that feature. If you want just a camera you need to install an IP CAMERA.
640513
I purchased a 4 camera 8 channel unit, then added 4 cameras no problem records all 4. haven't tested it with on-line internet viewing ability in any form.
323969
Yes you just need a DVR that has the capabilities to do it. There is also an app that allows you to see live from your phone.
538301
Yes the Dvr need internet service in order you could see it on your mobile or using your pc!!!
1806020
To make your DVR accessible from outside of your local network, you have to "forward" ports 80, 100 and 9000 through your router to your DVR's IP address. I'm not a techie person by any means but here's the instructions for setting up remote access: http://qsee.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/111582/1359762082/redirect/1/filename/QS%20Remote%20Monitoring%20v3-1_web.pdf There's also a Q-see smartphone app for i-phone and android which isn't very reliable but easy to set up. I have to alternate between using the LAN and WAN ip addresses to see it though.
1217712
Try Netviewer. (Google it.) It worked fine for Win7 where Web Client for DVR would not.
522708
It should, depending on the NVR being able to connect to http and/or rtsp URLs. You'll have to do a little research on what URL to use to get the raw streams, but the information is out there, I've seen it.
369702
The DNR and attached hard drive have to be in the same local network. You can playback the video that is recorded from anywhere. Maybe there is some hack that would make the DNR think the cameras are attached locally but not sure how that would work. The software it comes with is pretty clunky. This is no industrial setup to say the least.
872053
Internet is the only option for liveview through smartphone and computer. Hence, it will definitely work without internet if you just want to record on your DVR.
1564245
As others have said, it depends on the DVR. Usually if the DVR can be connected to a network, you can make the necessary adjustments on your router (e.g. port forwarding) make make the DVR "internet visible". There are dozens of free apps for viewing live video streams.
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You need to have Internet in your home, so you can connect your DVR via LAN cable to the Internet. And you will have to access your router settongs and open ports in the port forwarding section. Once that is completed you will be able to view and receive alerts on your mobile device.
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Internet is only required for remote viewing of the cameras. You can see the camera images without a monitor connected to the DVR unit through a web browser if you connected the DVR to your LAN, however the resolution is poor compared to using a high quality LCD monitor connected to the VCR. The beauty of this system is that you can see the cameras on a smartphone or a remote pc with Internet connectivity.