Does the remote only work for pictures, or could I use it to start/stop video recording as well?
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JHam88: Sorry for the delay! I only checked its function with still pictures. I like your question! I intend, in the next few days, to actually use the movie function with the remote. I would surmise that it will work, but sometimes we all get surprised when something logically should work but doesn't. So, my response to you is that I will actually try it in the next few days and will post for you through this question forum. I will retain the Amazon query and will get back to you. Thanks for piquing my interest. That is how we all learn isn't it? My Best and be back to you soon.. Bob
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Tried to give you a clear concise answer but keep getting cut off. Canon publishes a 323 page inst. Downloadable from Canon. They use 15 pages on resetting the autofocus for use in movies or other. However , final par. on pg. 142 "SHOOT THAT MOVIE " says to press the movie icon(found on front of camera ) to start movie shooting, and press movie (symbol) again to stop the movie. No info on using the remote for that purpose. Therefore, I think the answer is "no" but not comfortable with that either. Sorry, Bob
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This does not work in video mode on a canon...if you press it while in video mode it takes a still image.
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I have used my remote to rewind and play the tapes. The touch screen got to where I could not use for any functions but could rewind & play the tape I had in there. That is all I have really used the remote for. Love the camera though.
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If you don't have remote in your cameras menu ..... it's not going to work.
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There are two buttons on either side top of your transmitter, one does still photos and the other takes video footage. Simply press either button one time to activate the camera and once more to deactivate.
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I use this remote only to turn on/off TV and select source of media. I don't access internet via TV.
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it will set itself to a remote control you are using. so if your remote works with recorded shows just program one of the keys to that function key on you remote. if it does not work send it back. hope this helps
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Yes is the short answer. This device captures (real time) any video fed to it (VHS tape, DVD, or even video games). You can stop and start the recording anywhere during the VHS tape(s) or other input. That said, it's not a good use of time if the tapes are family videos. Here's why...in time, you'll likely want the whole tape converted to digital so you might as well set it up and let it run through to completion. Then import to iMovie where you can create a project and bring in the selected clips. Once your project is finalized you're ready to burn a DVD or upload to the internet (a better choice if you want to share the final project with others). As you may know, iMovie does not create DVDs so you then need to export the project to your DVD burner. Of course, my response is based on the Apple platform. I cannot help with the Windows platform; but, imagine it's similar.
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Not that I know of, I think like all cameras it just the red record button that you press to record and to stop
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This TV provides standard rca jacks for video input. Standard being the yellow, red and white cable. So if your camera can output with standard rca cable, while recording, then yes. The input selector is on the remote control as TV/AV
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Hello, This kit didn't include any way to trigger the camera remotely. It might be possible with some other accessory, but I am not familiar with one.
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It can do both. I use it mainly in the motion activated mode. But, you can set it up as a plot camera where it'll shoot so many seconds of video each day at a specified time. I own two of these and they've been great cameras for the money.
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Yes, if your camera has settings for 2 or 10 second delay. Vital for group photos!The remote uses a CR2032 battery. Do not leave the remote plugged into the camera when not in use, as it will drain the battery, rapidly; disconnect it when not in use.
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Yes, it can take still photos, it can also take a photograph on an interval timer, good for time-lapse (software would be needed to create a video from the photos). If you have the remote it can be used as a remote trigger for photos and video recording.
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Yes sound recording does work and the remote device works great. It does work with the power cord and both the camera and remote are rechargeable. The remote has battery factory installed so you don't need to remove the battery. Just plug the adapter into it and charge it for about 8 hrs. The same goes for the camera but you can remove the battery . The camera battery resembles a cellphone battery. Make sure you charge the camera's battery for about 8 hrs the first time. I have set my camera up on motion detect and let it go for about 12 hrs and it still could have ran for a few more . Make sure you read the instructions very well so you don't have any difficulties. Have fun ! I bought about 6 of these cameras and love using them.
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You can set this camera to record a short video clip when it detects motion using the Foscam IP Camera Tool program. The problem is you have to keep the window open in IE all the time or it won't record. I use Blue Iris software to manage my video cameras and much prefer that to the IP Camera Tool.
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Once you turn the unit on with the remote, you can either select, take a picture or run video. Not sure on the other question since it is hard to use the menu but I am not real good on electronics.Important note. I captured a Bigfoot on mine at 60 yards but the camera made it look much further away. Not happy with that! Jay Stewart
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You configure it to work with whatever application you plan to use the camera with and then you record it from the software. It's not a very good camera for video, but it works for something.