Is it possible to attach the camera to the monitor?
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Yes it is possible. In fact, it has the most convenient method of attaching to the monitor on the market - on top of the wide screen thin LCD monitor. Un-fold the base of the webcam and hang it on the upper bar of the screen. Very easy.
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Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It... » Read More Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) « Show Less
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yes. use the adjustable legs in the back of the camera to conform to your monitor.it will sit on top of the monitor.
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My friend had purchased this camera, they stated that the camera is attachable and easy to setup.
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i am absolutely sure that the monitor can. im not sure about the camara, i dont have it with me now
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As long as the monitor has an HDMI port you can connect them and view it live.It also comes with a remote so you can start recording video whenever the action starts.
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no webcam. It is just the internal screen. It may fit, but depends on the wire harness along the side of the monitor.
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You can but I wouldn't, the monitor isn't designed for computers and such, it's for expanding the view of a video camera so the operator can see better
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No, I don't believe this would work, if i understand you correctly. It sounds like you want to be able to use the camera with the computer, and the vga port in the back of the computer is for outgoing signals and not incoming ones. You might try an adapter card (pci or pcie depending on the age of your system) or an external usb adapter if you're using a laptop which allows incoming video signals. As a very easy way to accomplish this, I've used a product called EasyCap, available here at Amazon in many different forms and for a range of prices.
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Yes - but I wouldn't recommend camera - looks great on built in monitor but is quite fuzzy when viewing on PC or TV
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Yes as long as you have 12 volt power for the camera itself you can connect it to any monitor with RCA inputs. I tested my camera by connecting it to my T.V. before I installed.
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Yes, either plugged into the computer or a wall adapter (cable and adapter com with the camera.
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No, It would not be worth the effort to try and do that. It is a very basic camera and requires old technology. It is cheap and effective if you are wanting to watch the front desk or something of that nature.
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1. Use the USB attachment on the camera itself and plug into a USB port on the monitor. 2. Connect with the small HDMI cord that comes with the camera (connects to side of camera after you flip open the screen and plug into standard HDMI port). 3. If you use an SD card, remove from the camera and insert it into an SD slot. Hope this helps!
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You can move the cable connection between the cameras. Only one may be connected at a time. The change of connections would be easy, just undo the connector to camera 1 and move the connector to camera 2. I assume that you would have both cables next where the monitor is.
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http://www.amazon.com/review/R1DID6UK4KHU06/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1DID6UK4KHU06a link to my review of the camera, in it I included how to find out if it would work with your monitor.
1871945
No, the monitor is video only so there is a VGA cable permanently attached to the back.
808389
Yes you can, and I was able to sync camera with the monitor however the minute I was more then few feet away I lost signal. I had to return. It may have just be a bad item that I received but I ended up just buying new system
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
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You can plug a USB drive into the monitor and access it from a computer attached to the monitor. You cannot do this without a computer attached to the monitor.