My Gopro 4 I can live view on my phone, but not on my iPod. Does Drift HD have an app that will work for live view of video on a 5th gen iPod?
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Yes, there's an app you can download to control the camera and view as well. You can also edit start stop, etc from the app
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Hi AK, Video playback compatible with iPod with video, iPod Classic, iPod nano 1st through 5th gen., iPod Touch 1st & 2nd gen., iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone4 and iPhone4S require purchase of optional XA-RC202IPV control cable. - Jerome
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I'm not into video functions, but when I did a search for the app, it was not found. Hope this helps
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I would believe so, there's an App for android that lets me view it from anywhere should I choose too. So I assume the Apple one does the same. The weakness of the camera is that I don't believe you can record video. It's pretty much live view or motion alerts/snapshots.
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Haveno idea - you need a matching app fot iOS device use so is that app (and bluetooth) available on the speaker? in fact doing video, you need to bideo via the app , not using like, the camera or filmic pro as far as I have found
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I've tried using my ipod touch which runs on ios 7 but it didn't seem to work. But it works for android (:
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No. The 5th generation Ipod Touch has the new style docking connector. The Go + Play is set up for the old style 30 pin connector. There are adapters available, but I don't know if they would work with the Go + Play. Of course, you can always connect through the earphone jack on the Ipod and the aux input on the Go + Play (remote control doesn't work when connected this way). Hope this answer helps, and Merry Christmas!
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I use the YCam app and it works fine for me for sound and live video. I think there are several others that work with it as well, maybe some others can chime in too
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The GoPro model not the GoPro 2? I did it with the GoPro 2. I don't know if you can do it with the older models
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Nope, this one seems to only support the 5th generation iPods according to some of the reviewers, which would be the original iPod Video models that came out around 2005 I think. Aside from a noted problem with certain docking software updates, the physical space in which to mount the iPod is fitted specifically for the Classic-sized iPods and not the iPhone or iPod Touch.
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Do you know what android App it supports? for remote viewing? I have the galaxy Nexus and want to be able to view live footage of my home cameras remotely.. is this possible?
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Yes. Once your video is on the track, you can pause it and click a small camera icon under the viewing frame to capture a still image. I'm using PD13, but prior versions have also had this capability.
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Hi, I installed this system about 2 weeks ago. It's great but no, you can only view the live stream from an iPhone. To review recorded footage, you will need to do it on the DVR connected to a tv/monitor. Hope this helps.
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Not exactly.... you need a card that is speed rated in "UHS-1" not "UHS-3" for the pockect cam to actually support the speed... The only card you can effectively use to record ALL FORMATS Raw included is the Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MBps UHS-1.Keep in mind even Prores HQ is about 220Mbps so it may be fine for Gh4 but thats not the same as the pocket. Those may be expensive cards, but your footage is critical so why risk it.
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I was also able to get my 5th gen iPod video to work with this board. This will *NOT* work with a 4th gen iPod. I double checked my 4th gen and the connectors are different. I used a board similar to this (http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B8A44RG/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1399258099&sr;=8-10&p;i=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70) with a 4 gb cf card in my 4th gen ipod.
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The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all your footage is on your phone if you have enough memory. Frankly, someone could make a killing creating apps that work on these cameras. The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all... » Read More The WiFi doesn't work on these cameras, I have tried it on a number of connections. The so called "mobile" app (free) yes, is junk. So, until pressure is put on Cannon to produce better stuff, there isn't much anyone can do. I don't know of any third party vendors who want to take on the challenge. These camera companies are losing business to competitors. Even the GoPro doesn't work while in "waterproof" move w hdmi, you have to use iPhone App, or Android App to make the GoPro work, meaning you have to have your mobile phone in your back pack, and then basically all your footage is on your phone if you have enough memory. Frankly, someone could make a killing creating apps that work on these cameras. « Show Less
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There are quite a few different kind of solutions, but the general principle is the same. This camera has no on-board storage for recording, so you must use either a dedicated NVR (Network Video Recorder) device or a computer that is on 24/7 that's available to record onto. If you use a computer, you can use one of many NVR software solutions out there - some free, some not. I've heard good things about Blue Iris, GeniusVision Community Edition (free and works well), and Milestone XProtect which has a free version for up to 8 cameras and a 5 day recording limit. I'm not familiar with the others, but I know Milestone has a mobile app for Android and iPhone. If you don't wish to record, you can probably set up your router to port-forward HTTP requests to your cameras' IP addresses so you can bring up your cameras' web pages over the internet. You could then use the cameras' webpages to view the live video feeds. This would only be live viewing - no recording, and probably won't work on mobile devices since, I believe, the Hikvision camera live view window requires a plugin to be installed. Whichever option you choose, it won't be a simple plug-n-play solution.