Does the video/image only transfer to iPhone when phone is in the wireless network? I'm needing something for a location where no one currently lives.
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I use my Samsung Note 2 to view all my security cameras. Using AT&T; I can watch my home from anywhere there is AT&T; service which is the whole point of having a security system. I use uCamPro and IP Cam Viewer for my Foscam wireless cameras and Ipolis mobile for my Samsung wired DVR cameras all view-able using AT&T; 3 and 4G. The uCamPro app is more expensive, approx 10 bucks vs the $4 IPCam Viewer but I like the Ucam better. There is also a free vs of IP Cam. Hope this helps.
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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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I use my Samsung Note 2 to view all my security cameras. Using AT&T I can watch my home from anywhere there is AT&T service which is the whole point of having a security system. I use uCamPro and IP Cam Viewer for my Foscam wireless cameras and Ipolis mobile for my Samsung wired DVR cameras all view-able using AT&T 3 and 4G. The uCamPro app is more expensive, approx 10 bucks vs the $4 IPCam Viewer but I like the Ucam better. There is also a free vs of IP Cam. Hope this helps.
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I tried it with my computer (iMac) and it doesn't seem to work. On the Nikon D5200 that I have, the setting states "wireless mobile adapter". It works great with my iPhone 4S but cannot transfer directly to computer. With iCloud, photos sync anyway. Hope this was helpful. Carole
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Actually it doesn't work like that. The camera itself creates a local wifi network, and your phone connects to ITS wifi network. (Manual includes a password).
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No. and that's one reason it works so well. It's setup to dump the video directly to their web site..All you have to do is to tell it how to log into your wifi..You could for example take it to a hotel and use it to monitor your room, if the hotel had wifi.
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Yes. This connection works anywhere..meaning you don't have to be within your usual wifi network. When you are shooting outdoor, you can enable wifi in your cam and connect your smartphone and then download the pics you shot to your phone. Cam doesn't directly connect to internet through wifi, it jus connects to your phone.
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No. The camera is not capable of wifi. And you can't call the camera to receive your pictures. The camera basically works like a pre paid cell phone. Is sends you text or email of all your photos or videos real time or you can set it to send them at a set time. You just have to buy a pre paid phone card or add it to your phone plan if you have a phone plan that's compatible.
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If you have the app on your iPhone set up correctly and your foscam set up correctly, you can see it from anywhere. The hotels wireless is just a transport option... If not available, it will use your cell service (ATT, version, etc).
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This is NOT a general storage device. The Apple iOS will only acknowledge and upload &lt;one way&gt; certain file types (.jpg, etc for images and .mov, etc for video). That is all. It is not theddevice's limitation it is Apple's constraints.
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You can download it as you need to set the cams up on your home network. I believe there is a thread I previously left regarding the cams. I have 6 and they have all worked pretty well. Love the ISeeU software for my iPhone. They do have downloads on their site, it just takes some looking for as it is not very easy to find.
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The iPhone/iPad does not need to be on the same network as the camera to display the image and alerts. So the answer is Yes.
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Hi Kim: That I do not know because I only transfer to my laptop. In looking at the USB that is provided with the camera, does the iPhone have the same kind of plug in? I know that the iPad has a really narrow plug in - used to charge it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I use this product with the wifi turned on my phone. The GoPro app allows you to use the camera and with the latest firmware update, you can view images and videos shot. When I am at home, I just take the card out and transfer my files to my computer.
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I use and app on my iPhone called iCam. I have multiple cameras at my home and work and all of them show up on my iOS devices. Additionally I can choose to record motion event and or send me text notifications when there is motion. Works flawlessly.
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That's a good question Matt.I cant say for sure.I think if you contacted the manufacturer they could tell you.I don't think it can be used as a hotspot.The camera is accessible through the internet via your wireless router.I believe the home router does all the transfer of video and audio.
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Yes,the camera will capture the files on the iphone and you can move the files from Iphone to SDCard/external drive connected to the Filehub using apps like Rav Filehub or AirStorRav Filehub creates a wifi network which you need to connect prior to transfer
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I haven't tried this yet but it should be the same as transfering any video from your phone.
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There is a seperate app for that, but I returned it prior to testing that functionality. I couldn't live with the frequent wifi disconnects and the video delay.