will this cam work in a apple home, does the software work with Mac OS X 10.8.2?
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I don't know. However, i do access the program on both my iPad and iPhone remotely. I can be anywhere in the country and log into my system and see live feeds. I use GoToMyPc apps as they are faster and easier than Logitech's web-based package.
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I have been told this recorder will not work with a Mac which has version OSX 10-11-3 EI Capitan
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I got this cam as a gift for my parents and they have a mac,i believe running OS X. they've had no problems pulling images off the memory card
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I do not know. It works with OS X 10.9.4, and I'm pretty sure it worked when I had 10.8 on there, but I can't remember much before that, OS-version-wise.
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In order to use this camera you need a DVR. The surveillance software that comes with the DVR usually works with PC or MAC always depends in the type of DVR you have.
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Apollo, I don't know about your Mac, but it will DEFINITELY work with Macs. I have an HFS10 and an HF10 and both work just fine on my MacBook Pro. To convert them using Apple software, you need to have an Intel based Mac. Then, as far as software you need iMovie '08 and or Final Cut Express 4 or Final Cut Pro 6. Another option is to convert the files to MPEG videos using Toast 9 or Toast 10, and then edit them using your preferred software. Just drag the .mts files from your SDHC card directly onto the "Convert Video" tab in Toast and then select your preferences for what you want to convert them to.
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It should. Definitely runs fine with my 2010 MacBook Pro, running OS X 10.9.2. I use it for Skype when I use my Mac in "lid-closed" mode, tucked on a little shelf under my desk and attached to an external monitor. Both the mic and camera in the webcam work fine for me. If I remember correctly, it just worked right away - didn't need to install any drivers.
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Thanks for the answers I received. I did find out that with my IMAC (newest version) I was able to use IMOVIE. Works fine.
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Camera should work with any OS, I use it with my Mac using a program called Security Spy, and the camera should work fine with linux software like ZoneMinder, and it can also be setup to store video or pictures to an internal memory card(not included), as well as upload to a server via FTP, which would be an easy way to dump captured files to a linux machine if you don't want to run separate software for advanced features.
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Yes, our iSight cam has been used only on a Mac Mini since we bought it. The OS recognizes it automatically and it can be further configured in System Settings.
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It works fine on my Macbook. I just import all of my videos and photos into Iphoto.
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If your web-cam dont work , you have to know if it work with your OS wheither if it works with windows 8 or what windows 8 is a pain in the tooth so to speak not every gadget works with it
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Actually, you may be in luck. Check this out, it's a nice list of PC webcams and the drivers necessary for them to work on a mac:http://www.ecamm.com/mac/ichatusbcam/configs.html"Logitech QuickCam Communicate STX - requires special pre-release macam driver."Found here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=44375&package;_id=176091&rele;ase_id=434750
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No problem with setting it up with a Mac, and if for any reason you encounter any problems Foscam customer service is excellent and very helpful.
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Yes, I've used this webcam with both Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.6.8 with no trouble.
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Apollo, I don't know about your Mac, but it will DEFINITELY work with Macs. I have an HFS10 and an HF10 and both work just fine on my MacBook Pro. To convert them using Apple software, you need to have an Intel based Mac. Then, as far as software you need iMovie '08 and or Final Cut Express 4 or Final Cut Pro 6. Another option is to convert the files to MPEG videos using Toast 9 or Toast 10, and then edit them using your preferred software. Just drag the .mts files from your SDHC card directly onto the "Convert Video" tab in Toast and then select your preferences for what you want to convert them to. Apollo, I don't know about your Mac, but it will DEFINITELY work with Macs. I have an HFS10 and an HF10 and both work just fine on my MacBook Pro. To convert them using Apple software, you need to have an Intel based Mac. Then, as far as software you need iMovie '08 and or Final Cut Express 4 or Final Cut Pro 6. Another option is to convert the files to MPEG videos using Toast 9 or Toast 10, and then edit them using your preferred software. Just drag the .mts files from your SDHC card directly onto the "Convert Video" tab in Toast and then select your preferences for... » Read More Apollo, I don't know about your Mac, but it will DEFINITELY work with Macs. I have an HFS10 and an HF10 and both work just fine on my MacBook Pro. To convert them using Apple software, you need to have an Intel based Mac. Then, as far as software you need iMovie '08 and or Final Cut Express 4 or Final Cut Pro 6. Another option is to convert the files to MPEG videos using Toast 9 or Toast 10, and then edit them using your preferred software. Just drag the .mts files from your SDHC card directly onto the "Convert Video" tab in Toast and then select your preferences for what you want to convert them to. « Show Less
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I have a mac with OSX 10.6.8...the camcorder is not compatible with my mac. However, I use both "Quick Time Player" and "HP Photosmart Studio" (I have a hp printer) for my Canon VIXIA HF and they both work great. By the way, this is a fantastic camcorder.