Can this camera be hooked up to a pc computer or apple?
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No, not directly. It needs a Networked DVR or a camera card in the computer.
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A cable with male BNC connectors is provided with the unit which is typical for security cameras. You can purchase adapters that cinvert the BNC to an RCA video connector (the yellow connector on the AV input of a flat screen, for example). If your PC has a "TV-card" or other adapter that includes an RCA video input, you could hook this up easily. If not, I am not certain how you would be able to receive the camera signal without an external converter or adapter. The remote control capabilities for the PTZ are stand alone and would work fine with any setup.
1524861
Only if your computer has an analog camera card installed. It is not compatible with anything other than a BNC/composite video input.
1513639
Yes you can connect to an Ipad or pc. You must have the camera attachment to connect to an Ipad 1st generation. I am not an expert on later versions.
927051
As long as you have software on the iMac that will capture from the thunderbolt port you should be able to do this. We are using it on Mac Mini's to capture video from SDI and HDMI cameras.
187076
I'm not sure. I have it plugged into a wifi camera which works just fine. There was nothing to set up. Just plug and play is what I did. Apple tends to like to complicate things, but I don't see why it wouldn't work since it's just and not a program. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Yes, BUT you will need the hot shoe adapter (inexpensive one works fine), OR you can plug it into the pc sync on the camera (however this will leave it dangling off your camera, so the adapter is a better solution).
765951
Simply connect the USB cable to the camera then connect it to a USB port on your PC.
737253
Yes it can be hooked up via the webcam ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006KMQ434 ). The one I purchased with this is a 5Megapixel camera that works very well to capture stills and film video. Also compatible with Mac OSX Mountain Lion to boot.
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Thanks Caleb.I got the camera for my sister to use on her pc -- I have a Mac with a camera already in it. I was planning to use Skype.Thanks for the info.-Michelle
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There is probably an rgb to usb adapter but I doubt it will be a simple analog connection. Will likely require an analog input and covert over to USB. Don't think this camera is really designed for this.
1907257
No it cannot be hooked directly to a PC; you will need a special adapter. It can be hooked to a VCR.
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I can't answer that. I don't have a Mac or the software that came with the camera
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I do not have that setup (MBP). I have PC, and a web camera attached to the USB port of the monitor, and it works. At least one USB Should connect to the monitor to the MBP. I think it will work. By the way, the monitor is just great.
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Hello, yes you can hook it to a computer, I view it on a computer,you will need a program to record it, media player might not do it. You will need a 12v plug and possibly a bnc connector to convert the video end to plug into your computer.
1435137
No, it's used to load pictures to an iPad. What you need is a compact flash USB transfer unit or a micro USB cord that goes from your camera to your computer.
765038
Yes you can. You need a connector cord from your camera to the computer. The camera comes with Canon software to download the photos and videos.
388387
Yes you can via USB using supplied software. As you can read in my initial review I did have issues establishing communication between PC and camera. Try different USB ports until the PC "sees" the camcorder.
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I don't know because I have not tried it but I can't see why you would want to do that since the camera comes with computer and electricity connections.