I don't run Windows... Can I access the video stream directly with a browser?
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Your computer has to have some OS. Any web browser should work, you access it with a default IP address on your PoE Ethernet network.
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Yes there is a video and audio stream. On the PC you can use MultiLive to record the video/audio. On the Mac you should be able to record using the Safari browser although I've not tried it.
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I simply connect the mini usb cable from the front of the camera to my PC and click on Windows Explorer and choose "Exterior device F", my video data is then displayed under "F". That's all I know about it.
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It's an android pc, and you can watch programs via Netflix, Hulu, or via your browser. All you need to watch video is a wireless high speed connection, and a monitor or TV with a HDMI interface.This is not live television, there is no TV tuner built into this device.
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You can view the video over your local area network (thru a computer on your LAN) but if you were hoping to plug a VGA or HDMI cable into the box, it will not display the video feed. Also, if you get this device, make sure to look on ubiquiti's website and learn how to update the software. It's easy, you just need to SSH into the box and run some commands.
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I don't know what you mean. Specifically what are you trying to do? I have videos on my computer (Windows 7) and can watch them without a problem but they were orginally downloaded on a Windows XP machine and then transferred when I bought a new computer.
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You can just do this on your computer, I forget exactly what I use, it is a free Windows app (media player?), but there are several out there.
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Don't think it is possible. It can take videos, but it cannot stream live to the internet.
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No, it cannot. The only video connections available are the component ones.
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Doubtful, software drivers are limited (doubt hardware would show up in browsers or app) and box only designed to capture rather than stream. Check out same manufacturers converters (HDMI/SDI etc). Might work better.
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You do not need Internet access to view the stream live. Just use a web browser and connect directly to camera via its internal IP address.
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Unfortunately you cannot. You can, however access YouTube, Netflix, Vudu and Hulu.
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No it doesn't. Since I don't use it to watch streamed movies, it wasn't one of my desires. It is a very nice computer though. Just takes a little getting used to windows 8.1.
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With the new GUI, it is now required. You can access it with FF, but the streams don't work right- or at all depending on settings and version. Chrome, on the hand, works perfectly. I wouldn't let the need for chrome deter your interest in this NVR- they really work awesome!
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I don't think so.. the video goes into a software application provided with the device. The viewing image is not even your whole computer screen, it would be like playing on a gameboy.
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Nope you have to buy the softeware like Cyberlink or use VLC media player which is free.
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Yes, however, it's limited. If you're looking to play locally stored videos and you have a newer PC, you'll want to look into Media Browser 3 or Plex (if you have a Mac, Plex is still an option). They will catalogue your media so you can scroll through it easily on the Roku and will re-encode the media to a Roku friendly format on-the-fly.