Can you connect to TV for viewing, also is camera Mac computer capatible ?
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The camera has a micro sd card so I would imagine a mac computer can be used for viewing. As for the tv part I wouldn't know. The the cord for charging is just a simple usb connection.. in short I would highly suggest a different camera. This thing broke on me the first time I used it. There are better cameras in the kids isle at wal-mart
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I didn't try on TV but it works well with my computer monitor. For TV, try this - connect the mini port to you Mac then connect the hdmi to the TV. Turn ON your TV and change the input setting to HDMI.
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Yup, you'll need a mac display to HDMI (or DVI as monitor supports both) adapter.
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I checked the system requirements guide that came with the camera and it states that 'remote viewing' can be used with a PC or Mac, however, there is nothing to indicate that it can be set up with a Mac OS and in the setup manual there is only reference to a Windows OS. Check with Logitech first. It is a great video surveillance system nevertheless.
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Mine came with a VGA cable. If your MAC has VGA connector, it will hook up to it directly.
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I don't have a mac, so can't say. But if you have the HDMI cable for the mac it should be fine.
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Hi, You can directly connect the camera to your TV to view. Or you can connect it to a PC, via the USB DVR device ( not included). You need buy RCA cables and power supply separately since they are not included.
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Sorry, that is an AV setup question that is dependent on your computer and TV capability. Last I checked, USB is not the best AV connection choice when it works. Resolution and bus limitations alone are inferior to pure video output. The cable is excellent for computer to computer data transfer for migration from older Mac to newer Mac.
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You can connect to a computer through the HDMI, The picture quality depends on the graphic output of your computers graphic card. Alienware computers tend to have higher end graphic cards so you might even be able to output the maximum resolution of the display. I have connected my iMac to tv's before and although the picture was great for watching movies, reading text was a little more difficult.
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I'm sure you can. is, records into basic formats; mp4 and AVCHD. so if your Mac will work with you either of these formats you're good to go.
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I think so, I downloaded video to my PC, so I am pretty sure you can do the same thing to Mac
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Yes. But depending on the mac you may need a thunderbolt connector. This has vga and hdmi so if your mac had dvi you would also need dvi to hdmi connector.
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Yes, on a macbook pro retina, running OSX 10.9.2, no problems. I used a simple cam app called DwayneCam that allowed me to chose the video source, although more sophisticated apps are also likely to work. No drivers necessary (I love Macs).
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No...Sorry, those would be proprietary recordings. The EyeTV is designed for recording from the output of your cable's digital box in to a Mac. However those recordings can be loaded on the a USB drive, and played on a media player which is similar to a cable DVR(very user friendly)
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It is a TV. I think you could connect any camera to it if you had the right cable (including coax, HDMI, USB)
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Sure, it can connect to your TV to watch the video(not remote viewing), the video output interface is VGA, so your TV must have a VGA interface and you need to purchase a VGA to VGA cable, thanks.
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You can use your computer as a video streamer, connected either through an HDMI or VGA port on the TV. My MacBook works much better than my old PC for streaming. We added the Roku just to make it easier. However, it may not provide as much access to streaming as the computer does.