Does the GoPro work connected to a camara and transmit WiFi to a SmartTV?
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Well sure, but it would only be useful for a device with the GoPro app, aka only iPhone or Android
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I gotta be honest, I don't have a smart tv so I can't answer this question. All I did was buy an hdmi cable and plug it right in to my flat screen though.
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Based on my usage as according to what's being stated in their user manual, the Bluetooth pack can only provide linkage with a Bluetooth headphone or Bluetooth mic particularly well with those by Sena for sound recording purpose. Activation of the camera is direct with the button or the GoPro Smart or Wi-Fi Remote, or the separately available Removu R1 LCD screen.
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Hero 3 has it built in. You don't need the wifi bacpac. Read hero 3 description for more info
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My guess is no because the GoPro shoots in an odd codec of MP4. I typically have to convert this in Final Cut or it makes my computer choke.
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I don't know since I don't own a gopro. If the device accepts 3.5mm plugs, it will work
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I tried something much like this, and it didn't work. I think there are timing issues. If you want a remote webcam, you may have to go to one that is wifi-enabled.
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Don't think its possible because the go pro wifi system cannot be used while the phantom is operating. The go pro will interfere with the phantom unit and controller.
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I'm not sure how the GoPro shares its signal. DOes it connect directly to the iPad, or does it connect via the broader wireless network. If it's a direct connection, I don't think this will work. If it connects to the wifi network and the iPad also connected to the wifi network, then I think this is what you're after http://www.amazon.com/D-Link-Wireless-Compact-Extender-DAP-1320/dp/B009OZUPUC/ref=pd_cp_e_0 as it actually extends the wireless network whereas this device acts as a bridge, connecting the wireless to a wired network.
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To my knowledge, it does not. I qualify that statement as I have had sporadic luck even getting the video to consistently pair with my wireless device.
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The remote receives WIFI signal and then records on standard SD cards......it has no hardware or ports to send out information. You could put in an SD card with a cable on ( available from Amazon ) to get the pictures transferred out of the unit via the cable to an SD card on some type of hardware / box etc. that would then send it out.......seems like a lot of work / hardware for what a trailcam already set up with cell capabilitis
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I dont know mine wigged out on return home and crashed never put go pro on it by dji phantom if you want cheap your not going to be happy with this.
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Yes! Though not well documented by Samsung. Like all Samsung SmartCam models, in your Network Video Record (NVR) camera setup, use RTSP H.264 to receive video streams. BTW, you don't need a physical NVR machine. You can download Samsung's own NET-i ware NVR software at http://www.samsungsecurity.com/product/product_list.asp?cid=45&clvl=1. To set up in Samsung NET-i NVR software or other software or physical NVRs, follow these steps. -- Select Add Camera &gt; Register Device (Manual - Do not auto detect) &gt; Select Vendor Name = Samsung, Model Name = Samsung Network Camera / Encoder, Address Type = IP Address (To reduce unnecessary traffic and network security risk, use your internal network address, not your external ip address.), HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera at samsungsmartcam.com, i.e., when you first set up the camera). Note: When setting up the camera, the vendor name and camera model info are informational only. Only RTSP Protocol and ports, login credentials are critical. Here is an example of setting up Samsung SmartCam with Blue Iris Software NVR. http://www.wiredprairie.us/blog/index.php/archives/1963 The instruction is for the older model SNH-1011N. However, everything still applies to the newer SNH-P6410BN.
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I assume it should work if the gopro uses mini usb. Not sure what the gopro uses though. Micro and mini usb are different. Good luck.
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Yes but its so difficult to configurate the cams with wireless conection. 3 different specialist came to my home to configurate the cams with the wireless connection and anyone can do it. I have to put it directly to the router. You have to considerate your buy and choose other brands that is more easy to install.
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never owned a go pro but you can wire any mini cam through splicins as long as it has a rc lack[which I imagine would be a much lighter camera.........
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Hi Karen,The GoPro remote does not come with the purchase of the GoScope. GoPro sell the wifi remote for about $60 or it does come with some versions of the camera. The GoPro wifi remote is water proof up to I think 10 meters but it will not transmit a signal under water so it will not work under water.Thanks!
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Yes. The transmitter wirelessly communicates with the receiver. The receiver is connected to the camera via a wire.