Which Android Apps are compatible with this system for remote viewing? Is the manufacturer's cloud service a required part of the system?
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Android App will be included in the CD disk which come with the device. As for the cloud service, it is not the required part of the system, the device could operate with or without the cloud service.
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I use ip cam viewer for andriod. But if your phone can view a foscam it should work for this.
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I use a great free program called "iSpy". I have 2 pairs of different branded cameras working on iSpy at the same time. From what I understand, you can have many more than that. The list of cameras this software supports is huge. I'd say you'd have a hard time finding a camera not supported. It does take a little reading to understand, but there are a ton of youtube and other help guides out there. Once you get it set up and running, I'd also recommend Google Chrome's new Remote Desktop. I use this to check on the camera's/house when I'm away from home on my phone. I used to use TeamViewer, but Chrome Remote Desktop has been a much better experience. All of this software is free and iSpy is CONSTANTLY being improved upon and updated. The team of people working on iSpy are some truly talented people.
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Hi, there is an app to transmit any of the Looxcie to the cloud and to youtube. the clarity is awesome. the newest Looxcie also can be its own mini-hotspot to allow devices to watch directly.
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You will need a computer to set up the software/connection but after that you can go wireless and yes you can view remotely without computer attached. You must use DNS service for this to work.Not difficult to do but most instruction packs are a little weak. Plenty of help though online of you search. After you do one or two it becomes much easier. They make it sound more difficult than it is. You might want to verify range before making permanent mount as the ratings are all "line of sight", no walls hills etc. I use a software product called "Blue Iris" which helps manage and view cameras. The cost is modest plus free trial to see if you like it. There is a "Blue Iris" app for phone but I only use it when I'm in range of my router. (Security issues, don't want to open port to the world). Good Luck.
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android system is for cellphone.many apps will not work.both boxes perform fine.need system designed for these units.apps will not open.pleasse get corrected firmware for these units.i do like mine.merry xmas
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I use my Samsung Note 2 to view all my security cameras. Using AT&T; I can watch my home from anywhere there is AT&T; service which is the whole point of having a security system. I use uCamPro and IP Cam Viewer for my Foscam wireless cameras and Ipolis mobile for my Samsung wired DVR cameras all view-able using AT&T; 3 and 4G. The uCamPro app is more expensive, approx 10 bucks vs the $4 IPCam Viewer but I like the Ucam better. There is also a free vs of IP Cam. Hope this helps.
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I use an android phone and i downloaded an application from called ZVIEWER from Zmodo. Look it up on the app store and if it is available then technically it should work. If not other apps such as IP Cam Viewer is another options. Technically any software of that type should do the trick but I have not tested it so I don't know for sure.Hope this helps.
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Yes you can view from Android right out of the box. Just point your browser to the URL of the web server that runs on the 9100A. It automatically displays the right format for mobile devices. I also set it up to work with ZoneMinder and use Android apps that work with ZoneMinder as well. These are great units.
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You will need an additional device. We view on ipad, computers, and android phone with no problems.
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Yes you may access this cam on Android either through any browser (stock browser, chrome,...) or through a specific app called Smarteye (either Bi Smarteye or Ci Smarteye) that works both with real Wansview and generic copies. Functions are more limited than on a computer.
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Yes, it support Chrome, Android Browser, and Firefox for Android. The ability to watch a subscription based media depends on the websites ability to support Android table and Android TV box browsers. I would recommend trying to access the site on a Android tablet first to check.
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yes, if your phone is an android, iPhone or BlackBerry with up to date OS, minimum requirement for optimal remote viewing is support for 3g networks. I have this dvr properly configured running on ADSL connection and Works flawlessly using an android 4.0 phone (with 3g carrier) with swannview pro, so 4g would make your viewing better, aproaching it to real time. on other hand running swannview pro with blackberry bold 9000 became hell, the app has bugs.
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Most of my apps are from google play store. I have the netflix app but haven't tried it yet. I think since it is android it will but don't have personal experience with it.
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Here's the site that lists the apps http://www.samsung.com/levant/smarthub/smartHub/app_list.html. Seeing the large list is what made me go with tv over a LG even though I liked the WebOS.
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You need a computer and WiFi connection so you can monitor remotely. You can also monitor remotely through your Android device with WiFI connection.
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i looked for same app, but not there. I have a dedicated PC now which lets me watch youtube and amazon and network sites way easier then the cumbersome samsung apps....