Have an ImacPro w/ATT@T unverse.want to view apartment while away via iPad/ iPhone 4s. If viewed on iPad, internet srvc will be different. Do I need to look elsewhere. If yes, where?
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It's easy to do if you have another Mac with you at the remote location. Set up Screen Sharing on both computers in peeferences and log in to the apartment. computer using screen sharing, then it is a simple matter to activate the cam. You will see whatever the cam sees using the iSight built-in software. To use the iPad as the remote screen, you will need an app, iTap VNC, or AirDisplay. Then you open the iSight and you will see what's in front of the cam. There's a YouTube tutorial: macmost.com/mac-screen-sharing-on-the-ipad.html. Hope this helps.
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This is a very old camera. I wanted it primarily for the look and that was about it. It would not be ideal for your application. I bet that you could probably find some security cameras for cheaper than this camera will run you. The image is alright but not nearly as nice as some of the newer cameras on the market for the same price new. This might put you in the right direction http://gizmodo.com/5791686/control-your-logitech-security-cameras-from-your-ipad
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There's no such thing as an iMac Pro to my knowledge (there are iMacs, MacBook Pros and Mac Pros, but no iMac Pros). I know of no software that will let you hook into your iSight camera to view your apartment. Apple purposely has put up huge security walls so that people can't easily use your iSight camera from a remote location to watch you. If it was easy, it would make your computer very insecure and your privacy nearly non-existent. However, you might contact the NSA or Homeland Security. Apparently they have ways of activating webcams to spy on people without the activation light coming on (although they might not be willing to share the how-to information on that with you). Usually there needs to be someone at your computer to accept an incoming call to make the iSight camera active. I recommend that you do an internet search for software that allows you to set up a webcam as a surveillance device that will stream video to your mobile device via the Internet. You may need to purchase a purpose-built surveillance device that will connect to your WiFi, although I'm not sure if this kind of product exists.
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Because the camera works on IP (either Ethernet or WiFi), you need an IP path to your Mac or iPad. To use the device while you are away from your home, that IP service would be the Internet. If you are in your home, you could use your WiFi to connect. Note that this would be true of ANY camera that uses IP to communicate with either a computer or a smartphone.
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I use an app called Livecams pro on my iPad and it works fine. As far as pulling up the camera on safari, I've never tried that. My home computer is a PC so I use Firefox for that aspect. Hope this helps.
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Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini. Very disappointed. Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini.... » Read More Pretty good. For some reason, was spot on in Portland, Oregon, and a little funky in the Boston area. I think it needs to be updated, but haven't seen anything from Pioneer about that. I might hold off if I were you. My Iphone has a much better, more up-to-date nav system and my car stereo guy says that the new trend in nav systems is to stream from your phone precisely for that reason. Also, if you have an iPHone 5 and want to use the AVIC-D3, the last I heard, they do NOT have a compatible adapter for the Lightning. The Apple adapter works but NOT for charging. At least on my iPad mini. Very disappointed. « Show Less
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I loaded a set of 30 mp4 ( M4V) versions of my HD travelogues to my local EX4 and they play nicely on Apple TV via my iPad mini. Our second EX4 server is 350 miles away in my son's house. I can up- and download with no problem but have not been able to stream to TV in real time. We both have FIOS service and the movies play on my iPad, so it should work on TV, if we get the buffering right.
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No, unfortunately on my 4 and 4s it only displays videos to the screen. Also certain apps have been designed to not work with TVout. I think that Apple want to encourage the use of Apple TV!
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I use co-pilot premium with my iPad air... Ido use my hot spot while traveling however the app works fine without any wifi connection and only bbad elf for lightning.....
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I need a camera to watch a room in my house when im away. I would like to be able to view it from my iPhone or computer. I would like for it to record like dvr but it has to be very discrete. I have wifi at home. I this camera the one I should choose? If possible 2 rooms would be ideal.
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I didn't use the disc and I have a Mac book pro and an Ipad3. I down loaded a PDF manual from the manufacturers site. The manual needs a little better explanation of the " Modes" of operation available but other than that it has what you need to know about the unit. Good little routers for cheap...I couldn't find any info on an internal firewall but in my application not an issue.
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I have it set up to view on my phone with the Zviewer app. So I'm sure there's a version of the app for the ipad.
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I use at&t; internet (uverse) and view on my iphone. Works good and was super easy to set up.
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I don't know. However, i do access the program on both my iPad and iPhone remotely. I can be anywhere in the country and log into my system and see live feeds. I use GoToMyPc apps as they are faster and easier than Logitech's web-based package.
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I don't think you can- you need the iborescope app, which runs on iOS or Android devices. I looked, can't find the Macbook Pro (which I have) app equivalent. It does work easily with my iPhone and iPad!
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Yes when you are on an apple device that has been configured, and you have Internet connection. You can use this device to see your child anywhere with the application babyping+. When you are in your home you will use the babyping application.
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It just comes with the web server that is onboard. You will either need to purchase the license for the full software from Dahua or use a third party application, if you need to view multi-cameras at one time. The free ipad app works really well as a multi-view monitor.
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Platforms supported are: the iPhone and iPad, you can try to plug it in to a macpro and see what happens
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Yes, you can see the video from the included monitor without the need to hook it up to the Internet, however, you can't view it on a mobile device remotely say on an iPad without an Internet connection.