Can the video be viewed anywhere or only within the home wifi network?
189319
Once the camera is set up correctly on a phone, it can be viewed anywhere as long as there is internet on the phone.
189320
If you download their app to a smartphone, this can be viewed anywhere. I tried it and it works off of an ip address given to the phone. Once set up at the camera with the bar code supplied, it can be viewed on your phone through the app.
139845
Since "my dlink" is like any other website you will "should" be able to view the dlink video if setup with a dlink cloud router.
2242055
It takes video but you cannot tell what you've taken until you get home and upload on your computer
81578
Not necessarily if you have some other way to record. We have wireless Internet and we each have a IPhone. So we have our security system connected so we use our lap tops to record and see every thing live on our phones when we are away from the house. I think I read in the comments someone had recorded to an old VHS recorder.
1519237
If you have internet and WiFi, you at least have a modem and a wireless access point, unless you live in a community that provides WiFi to the residents. For ANY camera system, if you want to be able to watch the video remotely, you need a router that can be configured for port forwarding. That kind of configuration is not rocket science, but requires some basic networking knowledge. If you don't know the meaning of terms like "IP address", "subnet mask", "NAT" and "port forwarding" I strongly suggest to look for someone that can do the work for you.
103868
It looks like you are getting conflicting answers to your question. I guess the real answer is "It depends". If you just are monitoring the cameras at home then the answer is no. A wirelss LAN in your home will do the trick. If you want to monitor the cameras when away from home, then the internet is required, unless you have a very long cable. :)
425779
At the moment Samsung has not provided to see the recorded video from local network. SD card can be taken out and viewed directly from the computer if needed to, but you will need to know the time and date you are looking for.
81579
No, It is a stand alone system for viewing. If you want to record, then you can connect it to your computer or laptop. But you do not need wifi.
2029241
I would not expect it too. There are video players that are made to share video over a home or business network, but they usually have a network port built into them.
93633
I don't know why people are saying you can't because you absolutely can view this video/audio feed when away from home. All you have to do is download the app, plug in some settings, and you're good to go.
132520
If your question is pertaining to accessing it from a separate location, the answer is no. This camera broadcasts its own WiFi hotspot that, if you are in range of, you can connect to and view either live or pre-recorded feeds.
666478
Yes, the wifi enablement can upload videos and pictures directly to Youtube and Facebook. You can also upload it to your E-mail account which allows you to acces your E-mail and download it directly to your computer or portable devices. Hope this helps!
1422202
If you can access you home network remotely each camera has a web GUI interface to see live video. You can also download the Trendnet app for android and view split screen in house.
2070852
Yes, you can absolutely have the cameras be just on your local network (wifi or wired). There's are actually fewer steps required to do this this way.
2051805
No it is only for home use. Try ICAM since you can watch you home from anywhere with a smart phone or iPhone.
1598836
Not sure about through the hdmi on the computer but if you have wifi you can watch it wireless over the computer
1046727
It has it's on bandwidth. When you hook the monitor up to your computer you call log in remotely to view the cameras. I am not sure if it can patch into the house wifi...