Can this product be directly connected to a computer or tv screen and work or does it need software and a system. Thanks
768158
Must go through Dave but can be connected to tv without software if you use an hdmi or sub cable. Software is needed for computer and you will need you IP info for your computer. TV just needs to be turned to a component channel.
768159
It can be used directly to a monitor/tv/ although if you are hooking it up to a CPU you will need a video card I believe and of course software if you want to record.
768160
Yes you can plug it into a monitor or TV that has a Rca plug for video input.
768161
Hello Abraham, the Camera really needs to be connected to its own DVR, the software that comes with the equipment, only works by.... the software connects to the DVR and back and forth. Hope this helps.
1162332
Yes it comes with software you have to load onto your computer. Otherwise it won't work.
467997
No software required. Your system was configured for this in the first place, so no.
423341
not directly, to connect it to a computer you would need a video capture card that uses an rca connector, along with video capture software in order to transfer it to a computer
252211
Yes. You can use it similar to a wireless projector. Once you connect it to your TV, everything you do on your computer/laptop will be shown on the TV
1073003
It works exactly like a usb keyboard - so yes it has to be connected to the computer. You also need a monitor of course!
965724
No, you'll need a PC to have any functionality. It's a simple external DVD "Drive" and not a "player" of any sorts.
134173
No software..it plugs and plays IF it does anything. Mine gave an "error" message on both of my XP computers stating there was something wrong...some geek term....and that this couldn't possibly function correctly in my computers, so I use it for a paperweight. Some say it works, mine bombed out, guess it was made on a Monday. Didn't bother to send back...too cheap to fool with.
2141042
No software. Used for speakers and stereo. Normal coaxial audio connect. Red and white for audio. If this one can be used on a computer, it's news to me.
1319336
This thing doesn't need to be hooked up to a computer to operate. You just need a TV or computer monitor. Sorry, but I don't have enough of a Geek background with this to know if it can be hooked up to any computer.
884302
No software is needed! Well at least on windows 7, I just plugged it in and it worked
393054
Dear Nubez Thank you for your inquiry,You can plug this ML809III into a monitor,it also works like a normal computer ,but the operation of this TV stick is Android system not Windows.There are also lots of TV BOX/Stick in our shop,you could search"J-Deal" to have a look on it,I believe you surely could find the best device in our shop,Best wish to you and your familyJack
153866
I had a computer man hook up my pc to the TV. It works great. I had him do it as I am the worst electronic person in the galaxy. I wish I could help you more. I am not sure about laptop.
701055
unless it has new native software updates within it, it is plugged into a usb connector and functions through the computer imaging software system. Newer "smart tvs" may have some ability to interface with graphics transfer. I believe you still need a computer at this time. Ours works with a laptop.
2124746
You don't need any computer at all. Just need a TV or computer monitor with a VGA connection and a separate (non provided) VGA cable.Also, if you have any device with internet access, download the SDS-P3040 user manual for operation info.
1979732
Nope, needs to be a computer that can support the software drivers built into it.
2279026
I think that if you are wanting to use the software that ships with the product to connect the images you see to your computer screen you have to have an AmScope camera attached that the software can recognize. If the camera is not right you will get a "no camera detected" message on the computer and no communication. I only use it with the supplied AmScope camera so I don't know if you can rig up something to take a point and shoot image from the center camera tube and skip using the software entirely. Maybe another user has some experience with that.