I just want to use this as a projector. Can I plug in the camera to my computer to upload images that way?
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Yes, you can use it as a projector by hooking it up to a computer. Just note that the brightness (lumens) is not super high, and you have to pull it very far back to get a big picture. But if you are ok with a picture about the size of 60" tv, you can get that from probably 8 feet away in a decently well darkened room. I hope this helps.
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I use the projector with my computer but as long as you have a video out, you can use it with any device with the right wiring i.e HDMI and may be a converter for the cable. That''s from VGA to HDMI.
954100
Yes, if you want transfer your photos to computer. I have notebook that has a SD slot. I pop out SD card and plug it into the notebook to transfer photos
746932
Yes, that is the way I am presently using it. Of course you must have a VGA output on your laptop and a VGA input on your projector. Also, set your video card in your laptop to VGA output.
1050700
Yes. You insert the data card (I have a 32 gig card) into your computer and upload them that way. I would buy two data cards so that you can replace the card in the camera when you check it.
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This being an analog camera needs a display card installed into a computer so that the image can be displayed on the monitor. From there I don't know how you can capture the image and send it via the internet but I suppose it can be done. However, why go to all of this trouble when you can purchase an IP camera (that has a noticeably better image) and utilizing it's IP address send it to any computer in the world. Additionally, the IP camera is the same price but also admittedly, it is somewhat harder to set up but with all of the help on the net you can do it....I was able to. Good luck but you really won't need it to get some nice video of the traffic in front of your home using an IP camera. This being an analog camera needs a display card installed into a computer so that the image can be displayed on the monitor. From there I don't know how you can capture the image and send it via the internet but I suppose it can be done. However, why go to all of this trouble when you can purchase an IP camera (that has a noticeably better image) and utilizing it's IP address send it to any computer in the world. Additionally, the IP camera is the same price but also admittedly, it is somewhat harder to set up but with all of the help on the net you can do it....I was able to. Good luck... » Read More This being an analog camera needs a display card installed into a computer so that the image can be displayed on the monitor. From there I don't know how you can capture the image and send it via the internet but I suppose it can be done. However, why go to all of this trouble when you can purchase an IP camera (that has a noticeably better image) and utilizing it's IP address send it to any computer in the world. Additionally, the IP camera is the same price but also admittedly, it is somewhat harder to set up but with all of the help on the net you can do it....I was able to. Good luck but you really won't need it to get some nice video of the traffic in front of your home using an IP camera. « Show Less
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Yes. This camera comes with the USB cable to connect directly to your PC/Laptop. It also has an AC adapter, to plug into the wall, for charging. It was quick & easy to upload pix. I love mine.
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There is a VGA port and USB ports on the laptop. It depends on what type of connector the projector has to determine if you can hook it up to the laptop.
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Only if your computer has an RCA component output (most modern PCs and laptops do not have this) or you have a device that would convert VGA/DVI/HDMI from your PC to an analog component output to which you could connect the light blaster. There are higher end projectors made today that can be hooked up to PC video output. The light blaster is not one of them.
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Yes you would be able to , however the image will be reversed but if this is not an issue this will work. All you will need if to have a power source at least 12v connecting to the red power cable coming out from the camera, you will also need to have a yellow video cable to be plugged into the monitor and the yellow cable input of the camera! , hope this makes sense
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In order to receive an image you will need wifi available. A direct cable can be attached to the camera and computer. This cable is supplied with the camera. I recommend that you try out the camera ASAP because almost half arrive DOA
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There's a USB built into side of camera just plug into your computer. Honestly though I find it easier just to pop my sd card out and upload that way bc usb is very difficult to get into the port on your computer
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The camera has an HDMI output port and came with a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable which connects to my HDTV. Playback is controlled in the camera and displayed on the TV in high definition. If your projector has an HDMI input, I'm sure it would work perfectly. The instruction book also indicates that you can connect to a non-HD TV (and presumably this would include an non-HD projector) by use of a special AV cable that is sold separately. This connects using the camera's "Multi" port, and has standard RCA plugs - 1 for video, 2 for audio for the TV side. I haven't tried this and don't have the cable. The instruction book also recommends that, when playing back on a TV or projector, you should use the AC adapter (which is sold separately). I presume they recommend this so that you will not run out of battery power during your presentation.
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Hi Thanh V, no it can't be used as a webcam. The camera does not have the capability to stream via USB. Thanks_Mitch
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You can connect it to hd devices like a tv, or you have to dump the video onto the computer. You cannot run from the projector to a computer screen. Sorry
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Yes you can, there is built in web server but i strongly advise you get some software and set up external to camera.
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You can but it has to be through a laptop or the receiver that you would connected to the projector with an HDMI cable. You cant just plug the drive into the projector itself.