Does the software allow for remote viewing of recorded data on the SD card. Or do you have to manually pull out the SD card to view it?
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You can download each recorded movie file from the camera. But only one by one.
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Yes you can. Just put your SD card into the slot of the viewer, no problem.
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I haven't tried to connect the camera. I have always just removed the SD card and inserted in the viewer. Worked just fine for me.
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I used my computer. I have a USB attached device that I can insert various cards into, one of the types is the SD card that will go into the Picture frame. I copied JPEG pictures to the SD card and deleted other files that were on the SD card. I will try to create a file that has some button control information for both the remote and the buttons on the picture frame. I will copy it into the next answer and hope that will assist you in your setup efforts. It may take me a day or two to create the file. Lots of luck, I know it can be frustrating, especially without a manual. Cliff
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You are looking for an IP camera. No, this is not an IP camera that allows for remote access. This is a small, portable, self contained time lapse camera.
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Thanks for your good question! Yes, you can remotely access the camera to view the camera's live and also watch videos on the SD card . The NC-239WF HD 1080P is a very flexible network camera. You have two ways in which you can remotely view the camera's live on different devices. For PC/ Mac, We provide the free program "Camera Live". For iPhone and Android smart phone , we provide free app "Anyscene" from GooglePlay and iPhone app store. The Camera Live program and Anyscene app will auto detect cameras that are on the same network as your computer/smart phone for initial setup. Ensure the camera is plugged in to the same router/network switch that your computer/ smart phone are connected to. Once added to the CameraLive program and Anyscene app, all that you need to do is to click that camera in the program to view the live video from the camera. Once you get the camera working with your computer with the CameraLive program and your smart phone with Anyscene app, then you can then take your PC or Mac, smart phone to another place with an Internet connection (such as a McDonalds, office, hotel when travelling oversea), and view the camera's live video using the same procedure as if your computer was still right next to the camera. With the Anyscene app on your Android and iOS device, you can remotely playback the recording on the sd card . With the Camera Live program on your PC/ Mac , it temporarily doesn't support the remote playback on the sd card . This function can be available on Camera Live in July 2015. The second way is that you can get the camera's ip address and directly enter the ip address in browsers on your device , then view the camera's live and access the camera's web setting page to view the storage on micro SD card .
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Actually, I have a laptop that reads an SD card. It is easy to just plug the card into my laptop and it plays the video. I have mine set to record when movement is detected. That setting is under the plate on the back. It overwrites the oldest recording when it needs to have more space. I just watch it when I suspect foul play. It worked right out of the box for me. Clay
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The memory card will need to be removed in order to view the pictures however you do not need special software to view. Browning does make a software that allows viewing time lapse photos much easier but it's not required
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It will project what has been recorded or an external device. It does record to the SD card.
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WilliamActually you dontr need any soecial software. Just pop the sd card into your computer as you would any sd card and view photos.
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Yup- need to have some data on there...it helps! Too bad the SD card reader is limited to SD and won't play the newer SDHC. So the card reader is limited to 2 gigs. Somewhat useful but not supe-useful for video as many of those files or folders are well over 2 gigs.
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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.
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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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It works without any computer connection. It records straight from your video source to a SD memory card.
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I use this product with the wifi turned on my phone. The GoPro app allows you to use the camera and with the latest firmware update, you can view images and videos shot. When I am at home, I just take the card out and transfer my files to my computer.
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I have not used ispy but you can remote view if you setup ddns on the cam or on the router along with port forwarding. You should not have trouble accessing it remotely with the app of your choice.
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There are three ways you can view remotely.. That is why this system is the best. You can set up a skype account to view or plug it directly into your modem/router. This is far more safe than using the app. I don't like using apps for third companies to be able to gather my surveillance recorded footage.