Can you view multiple cameras on one screen simultaneously (computer or android)?
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Foscam maybe, I am not sure. There is an app on IOS called Live cameras that will give you multiple screens and control over all your cameras.
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the cameras are viewable over a network (browser window like firefox) so if you open multiple windows and resize by holding cntrl and _+ keys, but if you want to record not just view multiple cameras you're going to need software like blue iris and an extra hard drive just for writing camera data stock software does not cut it, it lags.
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Yes, Two ways. First, Download Foscam Pro for Apple devices and second, use the Foscam program disc that comes with the cameras. The problem is that the camera images constantly disappear. First one drops out then another, them one may come back. Be prepared to spend MANY hours on the phone with their tech support.
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With software provided by Sharx you can view live feed of one camera per window. You could open several windows, one per camera, or you could buy software to view all cameras at once.
244578
No, I takes up to 4 cameras and puts them on one screen. You are looking for something like this Zmodo PKD-DK0863-500GB Outdoor Security CameraThis isn't a recommendation, I searched for security system and pick the first one that had 4 stars.
367908
the cameras cycle thru their views going from one camera to the next (which you can program in any order you like and change it when you want simply) or will sit with the screen split up 4 ways and display each of them at the same time. basically, yes
863537
There is a single output. You can select between full screen on either camera, vertical split, or horizontal split to be displayed.
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No, if: 1. You are using 9 or less cameras on the same network. These cameras support SD card recording, and the browser plugin and mobile app allow simultaneous viewing and management of up to 9 cameras. 2. You are using more than 9 cameras, but don't need to centrally view and manage all of them at once. Each camera can also simultaneously record to a designated computer on their local network, in addition to SD card recording. Yes, if: You want to centrally view and/or manage more than 9 cameras on the same network, or view/manage cameras that are on separate networks.
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Yes you can. Then you have the choice to toggle between cameras on your monitor or you can have it "scan" back and forth between them both. We like ours. Good luck.
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From what I can tell you will not be able to do that. The main screen lists your camera's then you select which camera you want to view. Now if you had multi devices you can view each camera seperate.
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Yes you have plenty of choices in compatible cameras. Yes you can use split screen and monitOr all your cameras at once.
2012805
yes u can see them on a split screen for however many cameras u have with the central management system
1170981
No each camera has its own screen. I wish I could see all at one time but no.
841425
I only bought this as a replacement camera and never used two cameras at the same time. Sorry to not be of assistance.
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Yes, you can have multiple cameras set up on your computer and app. You just have to add each camera through the "Manage Cameras" portion of the app. The computer has a number for each camera on the app that you can click on the number to view. This is not the identical camera I have. I have the Foscam FI8910W Pan & Tilt IP/Network Camera with Two-Way Audio and Night Vision. I just had to have my router support "reserve" me a port on the router so it didn't keep changing IP addresses so I could view it on my Android.
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Yes!!! We have the four camera and you can see ALL of the images on the same screen. You can also pick how you want them lined up on the screen. We love this system!!!
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First make sure both cameras are connected. Then make it so that you can only see one camera full screen. Next push the check mark twice. (Pushing the check make once allows you to choose with the arrows whether to add, subtract, or scan cameras. It's automatically on the scan option with the refresh like arrows and hitting the check mark again selects scan.)
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Yes you'll be able to view 4 cameras at the same time as well as one camera at full screen
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I use an Mac application called EvoCam. It gathers up the output from four different cameras and presents them all on one screen. It can actually handle more cameras than that; it can act as a web server; it does recording on a schedule, and so on and so forth.More generally, the right solution is going to depend on the underlying hardware and operating system. There are multiple applications with similar capabilities for almost everything.