Can the remote viewer (the person watching the webcam feed that is not present locally) rotate the camera and move it up &amp; down (i.e. the "joystick")?
620116
Not out of the box as far as I know, but if you do a web search on a fellow name Scott Hanselman and the BCC-950 you might find something that will work. I haven't tried it but apparently he wrote some code that will allow a remote viewer to control the camera.
1976103
No, it can only be used as an "On Camera" flash, or "Off Camera" using a remote cord. It does NOT have remote "Slave" capability.
8053
Unfortunately no, it's not capable of following a moving object. You essentially pre-program a start and end position. That being said, if you shot a presentation in wide angle at 4K you could later crop that footage down to 1080p and "follow" the person in post production. Similar to pan and scan on old VHS transfers of widescreen.
800796
yes and a mouse. We have installed two units. we have experienced an issue with both units. in-house and in the field. The unit will run fine for aprox a week and then for some reason, you cannot remote view outside the local network. The DVR still functions normally but cannot be seen via the internet. The only option is to re-start the system. Q-See tech support gave us a couple of options to try but the system bug remains. Between two different isp's and networks that narrows it down to the DVR. hope this helps.
1538270
The camera can be mounted upside down. That is how I have my camera set up in my house. With the click of a button the software will flip the image. Works great and I watch my house from my phone. It's the support staff that's is the real plus to buying it. I would of never got it up and running without them.
2273950
There is a built-in Web Cam and Mike. Works as well as any of the three I have used.
1727573
I have tried it twice and the remote did NOT have to be pointed at the camera. In fact, I attached camera to my helmet and strapped ermine to my left wrist.
824427
Yes it can . There's a wheel behind the camera that'll let you adjust it up or down.
426443
The viedo stays on the Micro SD card the can be viewed throught USB on most computers. As far as I know the is not a way to get a direct feed to a remote viewer.
1577636
I think you can do that. There may be a setting on the DVR you may have to find to flip the image over.
1112371
No, the camera angle is fixed, and there is no mechanism to provide angle rotation, so it can only be repositioned manually.
672758
yes to can flip and rotate the image, but it the camera has a big in the PTZ arrow's are mixed up after you do that.
1005740
I just tried this several different ways. Facing the camera from about ten feet away, I was able to hold the remote behind my back and point it in any direction and activate the record on the camera. This remote is not IR like a TV remote so it is not directional.
602550
yes, there is a setting that allows you to swivel the camera's field of view; click the right arrow to open settings and effects, look down; there is a joystick to rotate the camera
793771
Yes, but the image will be upside down when you view it on the computer. Not a huge deal though if you really need the video. I'm sure it can be flipped somehow with today's software.
1904164
Yes,if it's connected to the tv ,by operating the wheel..push..rotate to right and to left to shift scenes.. Dan
863764
Mine came with a webcam also. It sits on the top of the lid. No you can not use it for directional recording. Just what's in front of it.