Can you just feed directly to a computer?
1610873
yes you can, you have to read the book first how to do it, but its very simple, i do it all the time.
1610874
Unfortunately you cannot scan directly to the computer with this device. The scanner scans directly onto a memory card inserted into the scanner. You then have a switch on top you can toggle (scan/pc) that turns the device into a memory card reader for accessing the images. I would have preferred the option of scanning directly to the PC myself but there is a plus side. The scanner itself proves to be quite mobile, you don't need to have it attached to the PC or the PC turned on to operate it. This is handy should a friend have slides they want scanned in, you can just bring the scanner over to their house and scan away. I will say this though, after using it now for a while, I'll probably end up buying a different scanner. The image quality can be great on some shots, but on others, the automatic adjustments can give you a "washed out" image that's overly bright. For instance, on a slide of someone wearing a yellow dress, with the brightness and automatic image adjust, the scanned image makes them look like they are wearing a white dress and the image looks a bit soft and fuzzy (and there's no way to turn off or disable the automatic image adjust). Buy the scanner if you're looking for a cheap quick portable and very easy way to scan slides, don't buy it if you want the very best image available and aren't bothered about price or portability.
1610875
Yes, it comes with cable to do that. Unfortunately I didn't try this scanner until months after the I bought. The images are awful!
1610876
I agree with RP Adelhelm "Bob"I prefer the memory card, http://www.imagelab.us/
1610877
Hi, unfortunately no, the FS9T has 3 modes: SCAN to scan into a SD memory card, PLAYBACK to see what is scanned and EXPORT to transfer the contents of the memory device into a computer. Feed directly to the computer would be good but it is a minor invonvenience as the quality of scan, color balance and B&W; balance are remarkable. The scans are stored into an SD memory.
1610878
No...it goes to memory card and than you have the option to download to your computer...Its easy to use and worked great...I use it on slides and negatives.....if you are looking for a easy and efficient way to do a transfer to digital...this is it. I had no problems, except once you do all the transfers,there is no other use for the device. It's just another standby device in my closet. But,it did what I wanted and exceeded expectations.
1610879
No. You must scan to the SD card then export to computer. I have tried to scan/export directly to computer with no success. The process of scanning to the card is very fast and simple however.
1975734
Nope. Just plug in the USB (the little PC shown next to mouse ) and it does the rest for you! Super simple.
1139083
Hi, not that I know of, unless PC's have the same shaped port to input it to the computer.
1844538
As far as i know No you have to plug into a computer and download everything
1908561
I don't believe you can. Unless you can do it somehow through your computer. Sorry I couldn't completely answer your question.
1308224
Haven't tried that, but you will be limited by the USB port throughput on your computer.
745701
Of course! I don't even use the computer. The USB to PC port is only an option.
1545736
Yes you can, you would need to have the hard drive connected through your computer.
1456404
Unfortunately, no. There is not a plug or USB to hook up this device to a computer. There are several cheap or free apps if you have a smart phone which track all of your information, which is better.
2059565
Yes, I believe you can, but you need a cord to adapt to the usb port on the computer. You'll probably have to research that.
830174
I think you can do it either way. Initial set up would be easiest through your computer.
1766429
Yes, you'll need a computer to set it up. You may manually do it using the browser-based utility or run the setup CD.
2084616
Probably not. You would need a digital input on your PC. Very few computers have such an input.
1671683
You do not hook it up to your computer, directly. You run the software provided. Put the USB memory stick provided into the 1013 Intellicare (which the software wrote to) and that's about it. It couldn't be simpler.
1202127
Yes you can, it's possible. You need to setup a channel for that. Then you use your PC as webserver and broadcast via wifi.Not exactly like streaming via wifi, but you can also download to a USB dongle and then plug that into the Roku USB port. The most expensive Roku model has that capability.
890662
No. Unfortunately you cannot. You can hook your computer.up to.your TV though. Haha
351163
The video camera does have a live feed option through ustream. It would technically stream through the Internet to a computer. I'm sure there is an output cable to go from the camera to the computer, but I haven't done that, so I don't know for sure.