I want to use 2 cams for 'live' view out my front and rear windows. How do I dsiplay both cams simultaneously on one monitor?
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I have several of these cameras running through the Blue Iris software and an see ALL of the cameras simultaneously.
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I use Blue Iris Software on my Windows PC. I currently have 30 home video cameras including 2 of the Sumsung smartcams. Blue Iris acts like a web server on your windows PC. You can connect to it and see any combination or all of your cameras on a single screen. You can use a web browser from Mac, Windows, Ipad, IPhone, or Android phones or Tablets. Blue Iris also has native apps for both IPhone/Ipad and Android. Blue Iris is also a DVR that can record your cameras either constantly or only when there is motion to the hard drive in your computer.
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That's a good question and a feature that would be nice to have since I'm considering buying a second HD Pro. I checked the Data Sheet Specs, HD Pro Features video, and SmartCam website (see links below). Unless I missed it, doesn't appear to be something that can be done at this time, too bad. Maybe in the future, Samsung will update its SmartCam website to enable this capability. But for now, viewing two or more cameras simultaneously doesn't appear to be possible. Data Sheet Specs (PDF): https://www.samsung-security.com/SAMSUNG/upload/Product_Specifications/SNH-P6410BN_Datasheet.pdfSmartCam HD Pro Features: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41fG53zMbPASmartCam Website (click on "Support"): https://www.samsungsmartcam.com/web/ That's a good question and a feature that would be nice to have since I'm considering buying a second HD Pro. I checked the Data Sheet Specs, HD Pro Features video, and SmartCam website (see links below). Unless I missed it, doesn't appear to be something that can be done at this time, too bad. Maybe in the future, Samsung will update its SmartCam website to enable this capability. But for now, viewing two or more cameras simultaneously doesn't appear to be possible. Data Sheet Specs (PDF):... » Read More That's a good question and a feature that would be nice to have since I'm considering buying a second HD Pro. I checked the Data Sheet Specs, HD Pro Features video, and SmartCam website (see links below). Unless I missed it, doesn't appear to be something that can be done at this time, too bad. Maybe in the future, Samsung will update its SmartCam website to enable this capability. But for now, viewing two or more cameras simultaneously doesn't appear to be possible. Data Sheet Specs (PDF): https://www.samsung-security.com/SAMSUNG/upload/Product_Specifications/SNH-P6410BN_Datasheet.pdfSmartCam HD Pro Features: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41fG53zMbPASmartCam Website (click on "Support"): https://www.samsungsmartcam.com/web/ « Show Less
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I tried blue iris. When it didn't work I contacted support. They said the camera is not compatible with blue iris. Samsung's NET-i software also does not work according to Samsung support. This camera only supports streaming through samsungsmartcam.com. If you want to view two of theses cameras on one PC you can either open up the website in two different browsers OR you can install a virtual PC like VMware that will allow you to run multiple instances of Windows on one computer simultaneously. That will allow you to view multiple cameras on one desktop PC.
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Not possible to view more than one camera simultaneously on a mobile device, to my knowledge. On the computer, you can have two browser windows open, use Blue Iris (which works great for me), or any other NVR Camera application.
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You can download Samsung's own free Samsung NET-i Viewer Software to manage and view up to 64 channels. NET-i allows display side by side. It can be downloaded from samsungsecurity.com.
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I only have one camera currently, but within two weeks I should have a second one set up. The only way I could imagine having both video displays on one monitor is to open up two internet/safari windows to Samsung's SmartCam website, accessing the different cameras from the two windows respectively, and arranging the internet windows side-by-side. Once I receive my second camera, I will test this out.
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Unfortunately the answer is no, it will not output two video signals simultaneously.
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You can do both at the same time. I found this freeware called "ContaCam". this is perfect for this ip cam!! but of course, you need a camera server, but if you don't want camera server, do it on dlink cloud, you can still view but just cant constantly record it (with motion detection).
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You can do all of the above. Full screen on one, 2 cameras or all 4 at once. If you only connect 2 cameras...go into the setup and disable the other 2inputs...that way you dont have 2 black boxes that say no input or something like that.
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The cams are in depended of each other, you can put any one with any other when using there internal software (web based interface) to view the video. However if you are using software to monitor/record multiple cameras you will need to be sure the software supports the cam version, though I believe the only difference is the E supports POE (though does include a power adapter as well) and the W supports wireless.
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I recently purchased this camera, and yes, you can program the monitor to scan between each camera. For instance, I have 2 cameras, and I programmed the monitor to go back and forth between cameras. So I can view camera one for 12 or so seconds, and then it automatically goes to camera 2 for 12 or so seconds, and so on. Or I can program the monitor to be static so it views just one camera, and I can manually switch between cameras by pressing the up and down arrows. In regards to viewing both cameras on the screen at the same time, like a split screen: yes that's possible also. The only caveat here is that the Ovia gives you an option to either view one screen entirely or a four-split screen, not a two-split screen. The four-split screen is pretty small, but still works. I wish they'd have an option for a two-split screen. Hope this helps!
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I encountered the same problem.. it looks like you can pair the camera to only one monitor at a time. Rats.
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Though I've never tried I would think you could because the monitor can be paired with up to 4 cameras. For each camera you pair it to you have to sync them together though or it won't work....that makes me think you could have multiple monitors and cameras synced separately. There is no channel setting though & I've never tried it so I'm not sure.
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The one I bought came with a cable that allows for dual monitors. I haven't tried it with this machine, however, so I can't say how well it works. In general, running dual monitors shouldn't be a big deal with Windows,
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It only accommodates one monitor... Also, I'm NOT using a DVR. With a DVR, it'll probably supportmore than one camera.
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Sorry you can't. What you can do, is see both cameras with the a shuffle of audio. I use the function all the time.
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There is a great app called TinyCam Pro - it is awesome and I use it with the Wansview. We have multiple IP cams running through it, it supports audio feed from at least two sources simultaneously (can hear both at the same time, handy if you have two kids you're monitoring) as well as both video feeds simultaneously. Here is the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alexvas.dvr.pro
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No, multiple cameras can be linked to the same monitor but only one monitor can be linked to a camera.
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Another camera of the same make and model? Yes. I did that. I bought two sets of cameras and monitors. One monitor for the bedroom and one for my home office for when I was doing homeworks or papers (full time online student at the time). I also set up two cameras, one was set to channel "A" and the other to channel "B", from both monitors I could easily switch between channels at any point in time without much hassle at all. I loved it.
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The monitor cycles between both cameras about every 5 seconds. So you can only see the video and hear the audio of one room at time (there's no split screen), but it automatically switches back and forth between the two rooms. You can also set it to stay on one camera and/or manually switch between the cameras.
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Yes you can. Then you have the choice to toggle between cameras on your monitor or you can have it "scan" back and forth between them both. We like ours. Good luck.
1020683
No. There is just a single input on the splitter. It allows you to have the same screen view on two separate DVI monitors, but it is not capable of providing the ability to dispay two separate programs or files at the same time.