Can it be plugged into a monitor
775517
There are RCA plugs for any TV that uses them to input the video and audio to the monitor. Please make sure you are buying the Eagle Eye Nature Cam that is a better camera than the Hawk Eye from Purple Martin Propagators at www.BirdHouseInfo.com/camera.html or call 512-825-4712 for more information. These newer cameras are completely weather-proof so moisture does NOT get onto the circuit board and ruin it. Also, the picture quality is far superior to the Hawk Eye camera with it's better-imaging Sony CCD chip.
775518
Yes, I plugged our bird cam cord into a $10 TV/monitor I found at a garage sale, and it worked great.
775519
Many computers now have RCA (audio- and video-in) ports into which you can plug your Hawk Eye Nature Cams. Make certain these are "in" ports. "In" and "Out" RCA ports look the same . . .little colored holes in the side (yellow is video, white and red are audio). You have to make sure yours are "In". If your computer has RCA "In" ports, it will also have the necessary capturing and editing software. Check your Programs file. Windows comes packaged with MS MovieMaker, a good, but basic editing package, but there are other programs that different manufacturers bundle with their particular machines. If your computer doesn't have RCA In ports, you'll have to buy an adapter into which you plug the Hawk Eye, and then plug the adapter into the computer's USB port. The one we like best is the Dazzle, made by Pinnacle http://www.pinnaclesys.com/Home+Video . The Dazzle comes bundled with a great capturing, editing, and DVD burning software program currently Studio 14. As good as it is, however, some customers have had compatibility issues with it. So, if you buy, make certain you can return if if your computer and the Dazzle don't get along. Another good device for getting video and audio into the computer is Hauppauge's WinTv-HVR It also comes with editing software. All of the above is for getting signals into the computer. From there you can either save it as a file, edit it, and send it to www.youtube.com, which will create an html link for you. Simply copy and send this link to family and friends. Easier yet is to upload it to www.utube.com and use the html code they provide. This is probably the easiest, and least expensive way to go, but, obviously, isn't real time. Visitors to your site will only see highlights of what happened the day before. For streaming your videos live, register with www.ustream.tv It only takes minutes to set up an account and in no time at all you'll be showing the world what's happening in your back yard.
775520
Your monitor would have to have RCA cable jacks. Mine doesn't. We keep our camera plugged into a small TV so we can watch all the time. We love it!
932423
As long as your computer has HDMI out, you can plug that into this unit's input. Then, connect the outs to your monitor, and TV
352170
I don't know, I use it to display on my smartboard, but I'm sure with the right connecting cord any monitor would do it. You need another cord with the male connector on both sides.
1208768
Yes, through the VGA connection that most computer monitors have. it also has a HDMI connection
2273006
Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA->1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
1484361
Yes you can connect it with the computer monitor but I'm not sure what you can do on it.
112777
Yes, you can use a VGA cable or a RCA adapter plug (check the link below) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005B4O4GG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2064512
I don't think so. I was using the display port connection, and I think that it also has HDMI. I returned the monitor because the text was too small for me, but that is my recollection
1280164
I do not believe so. at least not without an adapter. i used it to plug into a display port so my system would detect multiple monitors.
2262968
Yes. You'll need to connect it with a USB 3.0 Cable since there is only one monitor port.
2011915
not unless there is an ac/dc input that allows the monitor to charge. we don't know of one.
1831758
No. This will go to the monitor VGA input alright but hooks up to the computers USB port. You need to be running Windows.
7858
Yes you can. There's an HDMI port on the back of the monitor. Therefore, I recommend using an HDMI cable.
1485921
As far as I can tell you should have no problems, your monitor has a VGA input cord, so it should just be plug and play.
1366986
As long as your monitor is plugged in to the computer (acting as a USB hub I assume) then it should work.
504465
I do not think so. It is compatible with any device that you can attach an additional monitor to.Hope this helps!!
588201
it depends on your system. The tower USB port would be a definite. Whether or not you can plug it into your monitor depends on the monitor. I would suggest looking at your monitor's manual or spec sheet, it should be easy to find the manual online at the manufacturers site.