What is the difference between the 79.95 hidden camera and the 94.95 motion camera as far as functionality and features?
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I believe both are hidden, but one is motion activated. It doesn't turn on until something triggers it.
353426
I couldn't find the difference. Looks like there may be just a price difference between vendors.
340089
No motion detection on the camera itself. Most dvrs have motion detection recording though.
2047076
There is more than just the difference of cable card input in the 96D. As for CableCard - it enables you to get rid of the cable box and instead rent (usually for about $3 - 5 a month) a small card (think PCMCIA like) into the TV and be able to decode the digital cable signals without the box. The downside is that the Cable Card 2.0 specification is rather recent and with 1.0 which most cable operators have today don't do OnDemand type programming. Both TVs will be able to pull down over the air HDTV signals with an antenna (your local stations). Now for the differences between 96D and 95D. The 96D features a USB port and a firewire (IEEE 1394) port. The USB port can be used for potential firmware upgrades (though I haven't searched to see if there even have been any yet. The other difference is that the 96D supports 1080p in "Game Mode" while the 95D, while fully 1080p, does not use 1080p in "Game Mode". From what I have been able to tell those are the big differences.
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I don't think there is any difference, or any such camera. I ordered the D3 and received the D2 apparently. I hadn't noticed that until you asked. Some PT cameras pan around endlessly without having to reverse. This one does not. There is a blind spot in the rear where the camera mounts. There is no D3 listed on their website Loftek.com, but the D1 is without the IR lights.
1690488
I haven't messed with the software that comes with it, but I recommend checking out iSpy. Free, and works very well with these camera handling motion detection and recording.
889900
The BlackVue has no "video" motion detection. None! It has physical impact detectors. Like if someone busts your windows. You know, like a car alarm. Who is answering these questions, shills for the seller?
178206
On the average, no. The advantage of this is ease of use and low profile. Also consider what you're trying to do, you can get motion 'video' from this but it's not super - good enough for the security camera I built - delay is too great to be applicable to most motion needs. It's mainly useful for taking stills whether you make your own handheld camera or put it on a robot. If I were buying again and needed something for motion I'd use a $30 webcam instead but if I just needed stills I'd stick with this.
1466040
They both work equally well. Just going to need to get something like motionjoy to use it though.
809739
By turning On or Off the Motion Plus feature. When you use the "Demo" mode, don't pay attention to the words scrolling across the bottom, look at the picture carefully and you'll see the difference.
960314
BAM, I am a machine vision engineer. The motion detection algorithm with the onboard software is very, very rudimentary in that it uses a full frame image comparison which subtracts the current frame from the previous frame to see what has changed. If that change involves enough pixels with significant RGB values differences, you'll receive an email. The onboard software is also notoriously slow. That's the reason that you some times miss the cats exiting. You'll be much better served purchasing third party software which runs on your computer. Try Blue Iris for PCs or Evocam for Macs. Both allow you to set motion sensors or regions of interest within the frame so that you can look at just that particular area for motion and not the entire image. In addition, both provide gain and threshold adjustment for the sensor or region of interest. All this translates into faster processing and fewer false triggers. These programs also provide you a faster, more capable interface with the camera than you have through the browser. They allow you to tailor responses to motion and audio alerts as well as record video. If you are a Mac user, you have an additional choice with another program called uFoscam. It, too, is very capable and only costs $5.99.
1698923
Yes, huge difference in terms of resolution and other features. You can go here http://gopro.com/cameras and click on "compare cameras" for detailed info.
2008660
The difference between the two models, the XRS 9965 and the XRS 9970G is that the latter includes GPS and can detect "RED LIGHT" camera zones and other speed traps, the "AURA" database is free to update for the lifetime of the unit. It's definitely worth the extra few bucks.
836707
I am interested in knowing this answer as well. $100 difference in price but I don't see very little difference in features.
4715
I don't know, but I returned the item I got, because it was misadvertised. It claimed to have dual cameras front and back and that's what I was looking for, but the one I got did not have dual cameras so I returned it. Amazon was supposed investigate and change the ad, but it doesn't appear they did so.
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Yes it is the same camera same specs, the only difference is that this camera comes packed in a plain white box without installation cd, but do not worry, because this camera will self install in a few seconds just by plugging it to your pc. I own this business version two months ago and I have no complaints whatsoever.
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The only difference between the two devices is the 32GB built-in memory. While that might sound like a nice feature, 32GB for $200 extra is ridiculously expensive. Also, 32GB is not that much if you are recording @ full quality.
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Motion sensor functionality is usually a feature of the dvr you use, not the camera. That said, my DVR has motion sensing and the feature works fine with this camera.