what's the fasted speed for the fast forward in remote computer such as play back in the Internet Explorer at home to view the office camera?
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I would say that's going to depend on your software. If you're simply using Internet Exporer to login to the native viewer, I believe it's 10x
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I use 9 dahua 3mp camera and 3 chinese brand camera. But I have no problem with watching together.
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Hi, thanks for your good question about the SCNC2900 full high definition wireless indoor IP camera with IR night vision, and about browsers in general. Correct, there are differences among browsers, and those differences are the reason why there are different browsers. None of the browsers have any built in support for live video of any kind, so all browsers are dependent on plugins of one type or another. Our cameras have support for ActiveX on Windows PCs with Internet Explorer, or Quicktime for Safari, and even Adobe Flash for Chrome and Firefox. The camera automatically figures out what browser you have and uses the appropriate plugin for live video. Of course, the JPEG snapshot works for all browsers without any plugins.
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Not sure. It's not exactly fast, but I suppose that's subjective in comparison to other scanners. I'm no expert, but would estimate possibly 5-10 seconds a page.
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How will you compare the browsing speed to that of a normal wifi from a desktop or laptop?
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Technically the on-board. Unless you are doing tens of thousands of transfers an hour, or moving enormous files (1Gb+) constantly, you would never see the difference in a home or small office system. The question comes down to one of what equipment is available at what cost. I used 3 of the 640L controllers in a business application each supporting a 6Tb RAID-5 array for video editing and storage. No speed issues there.
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Yes, I am doing that exact thing every week for a internet meeting. very easy to do. screen on the camera pops up showing webcam option when plugged in. just click.
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You can set this camera to record a short video clip when it detects motion using the Foscam IP Camera Tool program. The problem is you have to keep the window open in IE all the time or it won't record. I use Blue Iris software to manage my video cameras and much prefer that to the IP Camera Tool.
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I'm not knowledgeable enough to be able to provide a technical answer but I can say that it works right out of its packaging on my Windows 7 PC and a 289MB video will save to it in about 11 seconds and a 341MB folder containing 65 photos in 7 different subfolders will save to it in about 27 seconds, and this is all using a USB 2.0 port on my old PC. Probably be even faster using a USB 3.0 but it's fast enough for my everyday use.
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There are several options in the video output stream to let you see the video on a very slow connection. You can adjust the frames per second and the video dimensions. Making fps and the dimensions smaller do the trick. The higher the fps and dimensions, the better the quality. I've accessed these webcams on dial up (19.2kbps) and been able to see the output, but you pay the price in that it is choppy and small.
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that is hard to answer. I have used no-ip to view over the internet and we have done multible user with no slow down but only 2 people. I have 4 cameras at a site and they look at them on there 3 systems in house also with me over the net with no slow down. but it depends on if your talking in house or over the net. Then it would depend on your router and internet speed. hopefully that will help you
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Yes, it's much like watching video on your phone. You can fast forward or you can "high speed scrub" by dragging your finger to a specific time of the video.
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Not very fast at all. It's not powerful by any means. If you want fast I'd look elsewhere.
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An easy way to test that out is to have a 3.0 flash drive and transfer a 2-4gig file (a movie works nicely) and compare the speed. The 3.0 is noticeably faster. I found that the instructions that came with my laptop were not reliable in that regard. I hope this of some help to you.
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I run remote desktop in Chrome on my home PC watching my DishNetwork receiver, which remote desktops over to the Chromebook. Audio is stereo only though and the video is a bit blurred.
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I don't know the exact speeds, but it's one of the slower drives I have. I have the 8GB version and I don't recommend it.
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Foscam firmware can usually write to an FTP server. This isn't as advanced as it sounds, and you could use a raspberry pi or something as the FTP server. It can take a single picture per second.Another thing you can do is use software like VLC which is a video player. You can right click the foscam's video feed in your web browser and click "Copy image address", then open VLC and press CTRL+V (to paste) and VLC will open the stream. More advanced users could figure out how to save a compressed video file from these two hints.Hope this helps other people!
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Hello Armando, HomeMonitor requires a minimum upload and download speed of 0.5Mbps for live view and it's recommended that the camera be no more than 15 meters from your router so the camera has enough signal strength and bandwidth to upload the video. Please let us know if you have any more questions.Network Camera Store