Can I view feed from my phone
1993442
Not that sophisticated. Unless there's 3rd party app that picks up the frequency
2086344
Im not sure I understand the question but if you are asking about antenna feed its good to go. Just hook it up and look for your stations,
413602
Yes you can. With cameras setup on network and app on phone, or through website you can view remotely.
2261131
No, you can't. Is just a stand alone camera. (you can view the live stream using your computer/mobile device)
593643
I only use it for data transfer from my t3i to my phone. I dont think you can monitor a live feed.
878205
Yes. Watch this YouTube video and it will show you your options for viewing methods. http://youtu.be/J3A13-ggKIA
101505
Sorry man, your thinking of live video feeds, this camera is not able to do that. I wish it did but all it does is capture and do playbacks.
1744941
Manual feed I'm pretty sure. Problem I had is that it would lock up with funny colors on the screen whenever I tried to scan - right out of the box, so I returned it.
1016666
I only have one, but I am pretty sure that you can have at least four on the same account since the default screen shows four feeds. You might be able to download the PC app and see for yourself.
89046
The camera runs an onboard web application that you can log into to view the live feed in a browser. There are also third party apps, for iOS devices at least, that you can use to view live feed as well. It's possible to even configure the web application to be reachable outside your network, but there are risks associated with that and you need to check your ISP terms to make sure you're allowed to run a server (usually you aren't). The recorded videos can be downloaded from the web app or you can set it up to automatically dump them out on an ftp site or something. It's highly configurable. The camera runs an onboard web application that you can log into to view the live feed in a browser. There are also third party apps, for iOS devices at least, that you can use to view live feed as well. It's possible to even configure the web application to be reachable outside your network, but there are risks associated with that and you need to check your ISP terms to make sure you're allowed to run a server (usually you aren't). The recorded videos can be downloaded from the web app or you can set it up to automatically dump them out on an ftp site or something. It's highly configurable.
709752
No fee. You just set up a D-Link account on their website and link the camera to it. Then you can view the feed from another computer, iPhone, or iPad. It's great.
1161325
No - this cannot be viewed from a Smartphone. It's strictly a Peephole with a wonderful viewer.
372953
It is a USB camera. You will need a computer to power it and to get the feed. You can use the moniter, TV or projector to view it.
1837051
yes if you have a pvr with iphone or smart phone capability mine are hooked up to a Q-see pvr which has phone app you can download to view from remote location
614595
Yes, through the free app you can download to your phone. It is easy to use.
2170573
Yes you can, you just have to download an app that streams it from your phone.
243482
I believe so. I have viewed them from my MacBook Pro computer, iPhone and iPad. I believe they do have an app for the droid based phones also.