Does the mobile app support .avi video format for streaming?
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On the iPhone version it does not. Android version does not support it either by default. However, on Android, if you have a media player installed that supports playback of the avi format you can use that player to play those avi files off the cloud.
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Short answer is yes. However the AVI support is somewhat misleading, as it will only play videos encoded with MjEPG. As most cameras do not use this codec, you will need to convert the video file before adding it to the frame. Here are some instructions http://www.fixya.com/support/t1391643-pandigital_7_photo_frame_play_video#bmb=1
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none that i know of; this item seems only to allow games and videos/movies in MP4 and maybe wmv. also pictures but won't except emulators or any apps i tried to load. U can get free games from CoolRoms.com u might have to change some to bin (binary format) Item does only what is advertised(MAYBE!) buyer beware!
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Yes, it is one of the "Apps" that you can load. It also supports Hulu, Netflix, Amazon streaming and several others. It is a fine product.
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Yes it plays video from sd card and usb in .avi I have not tried any other video format
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I believe that it says you can, but the appa available on the locked down version of android it runs don't really allow for playing local or network content. I would recommend waiting for the android for tv boxes coming in a few months
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Thanks for your inquiries. This app Droid NAS supports the Mac OS X and Android. As long as the box is the Android system, normally it can run it. And it supports the MKV video format but I am afraid the iso can not.
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the file extension is .mts I use VLC Video player to play the file which has an android app
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To stream to a pad the video has to be coded to stream to a mobile device. Currently there are not a lot of sites that do that besides youtube and netflix. Netflix 1.2.2 will work, but now you need to download the version with the update check disabled because even though Netfliz continues to break support for every update they make, you now are forced to update, which breaks compatablility. Google the version with update disabled and you will find it.
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Yes as long as you download the app to your iPad and your movies are in mv4 format. If there in an avi, DivX format you will need to download a player to the iPad that will play those formats
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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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Seems like only the MOV format is supported. The manual only references MOV file extensions and there is no option to change movie formats.
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No, only the air play app on iPhone will work. I tried to use amazon video, and it didn't work.
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I tried several format videos, but failed. Sorry I don't know which format can work.
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The app works on wi fi and LTE. It is a great app...you can monitor the video from anywhere
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Nope. Unless you stream using their IE compatible website, or on a iOS or Android device, one stream/camera at a time
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The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in... » Read More The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. « Show Less