Do you have to use a stop motion capable camera, or will any video camera work with this software?
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I'm using it with a Panasonic Pv-gs120 MiniDV 3-Chip camcorder on the Firewire mostly. But I have also used it with a Logitech USB webcam. I have also tested it with my JVC HiDef SD Camcorder on USB. It's a pretty flexible software when it comes to camera selection.
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There's no need specific software to view recording. It works with Windows Media player. About Google map I can't tell, I never tryed that option. But camera's software does not work properly, memory card needs to be formated daily. I suggest to choose another maker.
1250423
It just steam to computer for real time viewing. If recording is desire, then u would need a program like securityspy or sighthound video and many other program could do the recording on motion detection.
1884066
Hi, Paul. This camera can motion detect, also it can email photo but no video directly to your smartphone, please noted.
608106
No motion detection built into the camera. It can function as a web cam so maybe motion detection could implemented through a computer.
292346
You could use a video capture card (in your computer) if you have one, but a video camera will work also. If you have a video camera that can connect to the computer (firewire, USB, etc), then that will work as well and you won't have to buy anything.
925726
No, there is not a motion detect mode. The record button must be pressed on either the camera or the app. Also the camera will automatically power off after 5 mins on standby.
802313
No not really, but any video can produce a picture with the right software application, if ya know what I mean.
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Also, I see some folks saying that third party software is required...this is not true. The webpage built into the camera allows you to record to the local computer that the webpage is brought up on...ok so no, you don't need another software, unless you want to record as a DVR or NVR, meaning the webpage doesn't have to be up, but the DVR/NVR application has to be running.
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Motion recording is up to the DVR used. The camera doesn't have anything to do with it. So, the answer is no!
576272
The only video integration I'm aware of is via SmartThings Labs with DropCam - check it out here: http://blog.smartthings.com/news/roundups/eyes-home-dropcam/
991070
There is no software required, as long as you're in a video chat the webcam will work.
832481
This DOES have the software for video capture, provided you have the necessary hardware/video card. If you're not sure, ask at a computer store (e.g. Best Buy). If this is too complicated (it was for me), invest in a set-top DVD burner. You can then finalize that DVD, then insert it into your computer's DVD-ROM drive to read the video file (your movie). You can then use VideoStudio to edit your final touches and burn a permanent DVD from there (and make copies for the family as well).
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I'm unsure about that the program the iteck comes with does not work you'll need a separate video capture software
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You can use third party apps to actually save the video files otherwise all the foscam software allows you to do is view live footage and snaps pics when motion is detected. I use a program called sighthound that works pretty we'll. Allows you to save recorded video to a computer hard drive or a cloud service.
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Totally. Use the camera own software for processing the image and gps data together. It superimposes on the video, the gps information related to the scene, i. e., speed, altitude etc. It has basic editing capabilities, but you can always use Imovie or Final Cut afterwardsÁlvaro
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You can record without paying manually, or on motion using an std card, but I really really reccommend blue iris software which costs ~ 50. It's got a ton of features and is the way to go, especially if you plan on having more than one camera. I'm an electrician who installs these and my own shop has 9 foscams and blue Iris installed on a dedicated computer.