can you access the video footage online?
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The video is stored on locally on the Micro SD Card. The camera must be connected to a computer to retrieve the recordings. The camera does NOT connect to the network.
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No. There isn't any way to stream the video. The video records to a chip that has to be removed from the camera to access the files.
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The only other way to see what has been recorded is to put the SD in a digital camera and use the camera to see the video. I don't know if the camera format would be compatible with the video. There is a good chance it would be.
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You can access the video on your phone and computer, any device with an internet connection.
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You can. I have only done it once. I use the video on the document camera and saved it to my computer. The video turned out really well, and the kids enjoyed it.
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You can view the videos on the device's screen or using an SD card reader and uploading them to your computer. So, I guess the answer to your question is: without using either of those two methods, you can't. The easy solution, of course, its to buy a $2 SD card reader, or just use the device's screen.
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Yes, you just stick in in the usb slot it will show up as a drive, you open that drive and you'll be able to see all the recordings. You can then save them to your computer and name them so you'll remember what was on them.
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We have a 24 hour time grid that you can click through and fast forward at different speed to find the video footage you are looking for. Please note that you are required to have an hard drive in order to record video footage. Thank you
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The way I have done it is to download clips to zip drive or data stick. Then download the stick to your PC with the viewer software from the disc. Just had a car breakin at my house and the camera had a clear picture of the event and the individual was identified and arrested. The video clip enabled the police to easily add it to evidence.
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Yes, I can access the video from any internet connection using the Swannview app on Apple store so in sure it would work any where.
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The video is stored on an SD memory card that you have to buy separately. You then have a digital copy on the memory card that can be read by a computer or some other device with an SD card reader.
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They use wi-fi to communicate, so as long as you are on your local wi-fi network, yes. If you want to see them outside of your local wi-fi network you have to set up DynDNS or something like that so they are on the public internet. You may want to look at Dropcam if convenience of viewing the video outside your network is important to you (I returned my Foscams for Dropcam instead, and I'm very happy).
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Yes. We've never used ours with the internet feature. We don't view it remotely, of course...we just review the recording as needed.
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Yes you can. You can review video by date and time for any camera and when you find the one you want you can export it to the harddrive or any other device that you have attached to the computer
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The video is stored in the Netgear Cloud. About 2gb per customer. It is downloadable therefore you can save it to your computer.
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So I ended up using the photofun studio and I could watch the vids. I actually could upload them directly to youtube from there too, but I didn't record them in jpeg and that was my problem. Thanks for the help though!
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According to the website there is a digital download, so you should be able to though I am not quite sure since I don't use it.