how do you see what was recorded removable chip or what ?
1936335
I still havent figured out how to work it, although other brands are working this one remains a mystery maybe someone should do a yoooouuutubbbeee and help us out...You said recorded right you need a dvr
1936336
This unit plugs into an existing DVR device that is part of the security system and sold seperately. It does not contain a SD card or etc for saving video, although there are models out there that are 'independent' and do. This requires a 12v power source and BNC connection to existing DVR. Hope that helps.
1936337
you must hook the camera to a TV or MONITOR w/ analog (yellow video input)you may hook it to a DVR and a monitor to record the video.....hope this helpshas a very good picture
1936338
you must hook the camera to a TV or MONITOR w/ analog (yellow video input) you may hook it to a DVR and a monitor to record the video.....hope this helps has a very good picture
2228717
I have a European chip in mine. I have just left in since I returned. I knows where I am
1289727
There is a USB port on the left about half way down. I would try hooking it up to the computer and viewing the contents. Perhaps you could erase what you find there.
1426116
Yeah, I also ordered this about a month ago thinking that it would come with the reset chip, but it did NOT. There is a pair of gloves, and there are 4 pieces of "tin foil" that I have no idea what to do with, but the chips that are clearly shown in the picture weren't included. I'm contacting them to see if they'll send them to me.
910072
Really, how do you expect the device to "know" you forgot about what you were doing with it?
1348307
In the control panel, there should be an icon labeled "System". It should tell you what is in your system. Or go to "device manager", go down and click on "processors". This is from my windows 7 world, but it really hasn't changed since xp, so I think they kept it in. Hope that helps.
282222
It is on the SD chip, when inserted into the card reader it shows up there and can be copied to the computer hard drive
1726832
A HDD in the DVR. Flash mem for limited recording time. Not hard to imagine for $99-.
371473
Ya know I haven't tested it. I would imagine it does so if there is an event that happens definatly pull the record off of the mem card and save it to your computer.
2223473
I don't remember. Sorry. I no longer have the laptop so I can't even look to see
1108963
Read the intruction book; We only got the camcorder becouse we lost our son in 2009 he was 22 years old, and he was a sk8t border and he had 13 Hi8 tapes so we bought the camcorder only to be able to see what was on them. So really I could not tell you how or if you can do that. Sorry I could not help thanks Joey & Vallie Lesmeister
115189
the recorder uses a solid state "Flash" memory chip to record. Not a tape. a kind of memory that retains data in the absence of a power supply.
1823364
You are so right. I did not realize this until i went to play back what i had just recorded and discovered it was not there. That's when i realized i had reached the end of the tape without knowing. If you get an answer to your question please let me know. I assumed it was a flaw in the design i had to live with. More power to you at least you asked the question. Good luck ~Kindly~Renate
892287
Look on the side and you will see the Memory chip. Just push it in and it will pop out so you can grab it and then you can plug that into your computer.
889638
From what I remember it came in a bag with tamper evident tape but the box wasn't shrink wrapped. Sometimes (not always) you can look at the processor socket pins and see if its been installed.
173022
As far as I know, the SD card is not available via network. You can browse the history via the camera's admin browser, or the SD card can be accessed by locally attaching/mounting to your computer for review.
1793014
It should still be on the unit...plug it into your PC and try to view the voice recorder as if it were a hard drive.