can I remote control the video start/ stop
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Hi James, yes, you can control the camera using your smartphone using the app Smart Remote Embedded. Thanks_Mitch
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This thing is basically the same as a really long virtual HDMI cord. It has nothing to do with remote control at all. It's for hdmi based video and audio transmission.
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The camera has a start/stop button on the right side. This button will toggle on or off the recording process at just about any time. There is a remote that will start/stop/zoom the camera. There is also a smart phone app - (both apple and android) that will do the same function as the remote. You can also buy an accessory to turn the camera into a Wi-Fi hotspot. To get the most from this camera, I suggest you also purchase a copy of a movie editor software such as Adobe Premier Elements 12 so you can edit and combine movie clips (plus photos) on a timeline and create movies plus a soundtrack. The camera has a start/stop button on the right side. This button will toggle on or off the recording process at just about any time. There is a remote that will start/stop/zoom the camera. There is also a smart phone app - (both apple and android) that will do the same function as the remote. You can also buy an accessory to turn the camera into a Wi-Fi hotspot. To get the most from this camera, I suggest you also purchase a copy of a movie editor software such as Adobe Premier Elements 12 so you can edit and combine movie clips (plus photos) on a timeline and create movies plus a soundtrack.
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No unfortunately it only controls your iTunes Player. I've tried to use it with some of the recording apps like Auria and garage band but none of them worked with the remote.
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The Swithing is maual on the unit I dont belive it can be controled by a remote.
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Not from the remote. You probably could if you can set up time-lapse in the camera. This just does a half-shutter(for focus & auto exposure) and then full shutter activation.
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Yes it does and can be triggered by a button on the remote(both video and still pics.)
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Absolutely. That is exactly how I use it. The Menu button replaces the Xfinity button. Note: When watching recorded TV use the Play button for both Play and Pause. Use the Exit button to Stop your recorded TV program as the Stop button will not do it. However, the Stop button works on DVD's, Blu-Ray Disks, and when using things like Netflix.
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there are a few different ways, all remote control based. 1 plug icon in the upper right after hitting the HOME button. Also you can hit the 1,2,3, button in the center of the remote and in the bottom of the home screen it will also allow you to go back to the input/app that you were just watching.
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No remote for this model. The glasses toggle between video and still and any video editing software can pull stills off the video.
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No, not at all. However, you cannot use the tv remote control function as it covers the power/lock button(where the IR blaster is located).
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Yes! But I had to try it.. When the camera is set on Movie mode the remote will start and stop the camera. But if the camera is in a pic mode, pushing the red movie button for the start is not controllable to stop the recording via the remote. I started the camera with the red button and put the remote in front of the camera and pushed the STOP button - the recording didn't end. The remote was set on the single frame mode (left side of the slider). it does work from 100ft - at least for regular pictures. T in OH
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While the camera is in movie mode, you need to press the MENU button on the left upper corner of the back panel of T2i to change the Remote Control to "Enable". The RC-6 switch has to be set up at 2 to start and stop video. The lower switch position takes still pictures after elaborate focusing. I'm filming myself riding a horse for training purposes, so the whole pre-focus issue is moot, since I need the camera to focus on a moving target.
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Yes, with programming. If you are still having issues, Google it! You can also check out this link...http://www.avsforum.com/products/hy-tek-tek-partner-bw0561rd-universal-remote-controlGood luck,Bishop
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Only if you have the camera in dedicated video mode (if your camera supports that). My Panasonic FZ200 has that feature on the mode dial. However, the remote does not support the video button that can be activated regardless of the mode dial setting.
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If the remote will cut all power to the light then yes you can. Each time the power is cut off and turned back on quickly the program will change.
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There is no remote control other than your cell phone connected to camera by wifi. It works pretty poorly in my opinion. It will let you zoom, and the zoom speed can be preset on the camera