Can this record from a Foscam FI8909W or does it require ONVIF to connect?
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The Foscam FI8909W is a wireless WiFi Camera. The interface for the D5110WH4 is video & audio inputs. If you could convert the Wifi Camera to provide constant video it would record what is coming in the connections.
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Though I've never tried it, there is a record button on there so I assume it can record.It's Tunerless, therefore there is no direct connection from the cable. You have to use the A/V connection, Yellow/Red/White
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I don't think so. I think it only works with cameras that are ONVIF compliant
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no software. firmware built in. you can have it email when motion is detected. motion detection not foolproof. if I were to buy another camera I would probably not buy foscam
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this camera support onvif 2.0, if this truvision nvr also support onvif 2.0, this is may work, thanks
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I had no problems adding an ONVIF 2.0 specification camera (I forgot the brand, Dahua or another generic brand.) You just go into the Camera Management section, choose Connect Mode - Manual, and select ONVIF as the Protocol. Once the protocol was set, and the rest of the device information was set, it was very easy to get everything up and running. Video appeared shortly after setting everything up (about 20-30 seconds.) Quality of the video depends on the camera, of course.
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It records video and GPS data separately. Only to use Virb editor s/w to turn on GPS data over video
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The output of this camera is on IEEE1394 (firewire). It should be compatible with any computer that has a compatible IEEE1394 input or can have an input card installed into it.
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I made it work with milestone systems. It's onvif compliant, so any system that supports onvif should work.
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I connect from a iPhone with a universal app, not of the foscam brand. For the rest the camera is really bad
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Yes, IF you have a Web Browser, Network and a Router (For the TRENDnet Camera to connect to) However, I've been disappointed with mine. Allow me to suggest http://foscam.us
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Hi Kim, Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work. Thanks, Nelly's Security
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This monitor and this camera will simply not work. I tried 2 different monitors to no avail. The only thing I ever got on the monitors was some white (snow). I turned the knob on the receiver so slow it took me several minutes to go from one end of the tuning spectrum to the other. still no good. I finally gave up and bought a much better Foscam wireless camera and once I got it up and running I had a great picture. So I guess I would suggest that you find something else. Thank You for the question.
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There was no such requirement when I reviewed this item. There was an offer to sign up with an external cloud service to record images, but it was optional. Your WiFi is your own business, not theirs, beyond using the camera to connect free via your local connection.
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Unfortunately no. The recorder must be connected to the router that is receiving the signal from the cameras. The saved recording however can be accessed remotely using an app. A high speed connection works best. 20 mps +.
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Yes it is. But I don't recommend to you buying this camera. It disconnects very often from you net (you have to boot it each time). Go for Foscam FI8910W.
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Yes the camera is capable of being used for recording, however the WANSCAM software that is included can not. I am using iSpy64 which has a lot of recording features (opensource software at ispyconnect.com)