When you connect the HDMI can you watch the video feed live on your TV screen while recording?
1963467
Don't know, never tried this. My understanding is that the HDMI port to computer or TV is for video playback only.
130493
Yes you can. You can connect the camcorder to the TV via HDMI cable and use it to both record and at the same time display the image on the TV. The camcorder does not come with an HDMI cable, you'll need to get that separately.
2139413
you likely could. However, from randomly losing sync to not getting a pic at all due to the hdmi cable not fitting snuggly into the connector, this appears to be a colossal piece of junk. I finally disconnected it and through it in my box o' crap. Mileage may vary.
2213813
While I am not 100% sure on this, as I am not interested in this functionality, I do not believe there is a live feed option. There are a couple of ports and this may be something it can do, one port is for continuous power feed, the other may allow for USB download, but I am not clear on whether this is just for download of the video, or live monitoring.
527250
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
1596840
You have to find out if it has a drm protection. If it does not then yes you can record through the hdmi cord.
2211603
Doubt itthe feed goes to an SD card not sure if using the hdmi out cable works in real time or just for playbackBut you might google ASTAK and see if there is info on the web site
2037661
Ok...so...there is no simple answer to this question. If you just take this out of the box and expect a "live stream" setting of some sort you won't find one. But it is very possible to use this camera for this. First, a Google search DID turn results. So, if you need specifics, there's your starting place. This camera has an hdmi jack, so whatever you're recording can be broadcast to an external video display (a TV or a piece of equipment which streams it live over the Internet- like a capture or video card attached to a computer or some standalone equipment I'm sure exists). I don't know if that hdmi sends sound too. However, there are alternate hookups available. There is a yellow audio/video output for component cables. The Internet says this can be used for either audio out for headphones or for video out. But apparently not for both at the same time. Either way, there's people rigging this up successfully. Search around and be prepared for some adapters, software, and possibly hardware. There's no built in video server or anything fancy. Not sure if any cameras in the world have that. So, I think the appropriate answer is that this camera does everything that all other cameras do really, and seems to stream live rather than just play recorded over externals. Not sure if sound will come from one hookup or from multiple jacks/cords.
1568662
You can watch it on the monitor as you move the object around. However, I don't know if it records video and I don't have it with me to check but I don't think so. But as you fiddle with the object, you can see it real time and capture the images you want. Hope this helps.
434569
Yes! you can record TV when connected properly I got mine hooked to my cable box . cable box to TV . Different TV may have their on way you have to check the owners manual
932403
There is a slight delay, maybe 1 second at most. I don't use it this way. I only capture footage from my DVR, and I have it connected with a 1x2 HDMI switch box where only 1 signal is active at the same time, which mean that when I'm capturing footage, only the PC receives a signal. You could hook up a 1x2 HDMI splitter which is active on all feeds at the same time, but I've found that those can be kind of unreliable and they are much more than I need for my particular setup.
1961266
The video stream is actually established between the WiFi module (in the camera housing) and your router. You can then tap into that video stream with a computer on your network for recording. Recording is done through Internet Explorer or a third party recording application. You can also push this feed to the Internet for live viewing remotely, such as with a mobile phone or tablet. Thus, it doesn't really connect directly to your computer. You will need to be on the computer for initial configuration. We have live tech support that can do all that for you via Remote Desktop.
1759378
Depending on your camera. Yes. With an hdmi output from your camera to the monitor or you should be able to see what you're recording as you're recording it.
1682620
The short answer is no, because the unit only has one tuner. However, as digitalicecream states, if your TV has a tuner, you can use the TV tuner to watch programs while the unit is recording.
2174822
You can view recorded video on the device. Video is lower quality. You can also plug it in with the provided cable and view video on your computer.
363878
Yes. Press play on your VCR and press record. Like any recorder it can record the signal being displayed on the TV it is connected to.
1175861
The camera just gives a feed to the device you connect too. That device can just output a video signal or record if it has that function. But that is independent of this camera.