Upload to server? No local options? Is there any way to use this on your local PC or iPhone only?
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You need an account, but it's all free. I've read you can even port this data to several other popular fitness web sites, programs & apps, I have no experience with doing so.
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is there one for the PC? I do not have a smartphone nor do I have any apple computers.Thanks for the reply.Bob
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I tried it could not happen. I even tried looking for the software for this item and I still could not transfer to PC. All I could do was text it to my iphone and sent I was able to get photos.
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The set up is too easy, just download the app and link it as simple as that.There is a video in YouTube explaining the set up.
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Just taking a stab here and guessing he meant an uploader to sites like YouTube. I don't have one but it can't be that difficult to upload from a pc if it doesn't have one.
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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
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You do not need to use the vendor's app; you can use an ftp client app to transfer files. Some file managers also support ftp services. Vendors just want you to use their monstrosity of an app which isn't user friendly as much as they think. FTP is disabled on iPhones; you would need a client.
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Unfortunately Dropbox is not an upload option with the latest firmware shown on my WB850. The only sites available through the camera are Facebook, Picasa, YouTube, Photobucket, and Microsoft Skydrive. An option to email photos is also available.
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I have not found a way to upload files / data outside of my local network but I only have the most basic software / service.
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I can also download, was able to upload one time only. Have to OEM from Yaesu.
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You cannot add new games from the internet. (ie - adding a new app) - it does not work. No instructions on how to do it either. I have a mac, and the disc that comes with the player does not work with it. The paper instructions are not very useful, as they only show a few steps like how to turn on and plug into a computer. I was able to add songs, but had to make sure and convert the songs from my itunes first before I could upload.
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You must have a PC or server to utilize it. It is a 0-client, meaning there are no moving parts in this. If you have windows 7, you can install their software to use this unit or if you have enough licensing from MS you can put one in use with this using your windows server.
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The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie: http://ip.address.of.firewall:12345 ). It doesn't matter if you're using an iPhone, PC, android, etc. Anything with a web browser can hit the camera. The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie:... » Read More The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie: http://ip.address.of.firewall:12345 ). It doesn't matter if you're using an iPhone, PC, android, etc. Anything with a web browser can hit the camera. « Show Less
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Think of it this way. Any format your iphone can play (mp4 for example), this unit can handle. So, you cannot, out of the box, stream an avi file to your iphone from it. You must convert the avi to mp4 first. Not because the drive can't handle avi, but because the phone can't. If you need a converter check out Smart Converter for Mac.
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If your PC has the software installed, you'll access the files much like you would in dropbox, though an internet connected folder on your PC. You must have a fast upload speed where the transported is connected to be worth having. I have 5mbps up and it works alright. 10mbps would be my recommendation. If you "link" a file with the transporter you can view it on the website. I haven't messed around with that too much, but it seems to work.
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I haven't used it that way. I was just interested in getting a really big disk drive. But it does come with server software, which is initially disabled. In theory you can stream media to DLNA or iTunes enabled devices. I just checked the manuals and found very little clear info. I can't say for sure what formats the server supports.
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I think the company quit supporting it. I keep getting a server down whenever I try to update it...otherwise I'd recommend it. If not having portability isn't an issue, I'd suggest a system like Ouya. It's an android based unit with a game controller if android is what you're looking for.