I don't have wifi at home, can I remotely access the recorded image using Verizon 4g network on my andriod smart phone?v
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I have a lot of trouble setting it up. When the wifi in my house is not reliable, it does not work most of the time. Also, be aware that when you use Vz 4g, you can be charged for data usage every time you check your phone for activity that camera may capture.
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no, the live viewing has to be uploaded to INTERNET , then your smartphone can connect to the camera .
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Yes, the video can be viewed from both types of smart phones using many available apps. You can also use the web browser on your phone. All that is required is that your ISP allows port forwarding on your router.
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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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You do not need a computer or wifi for this to work.It's a stand-alone video/audio recorder. You can playback the file with the unit.
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Yes, but you need the appropriate recording and connecting device. It should allow Internet access in addition to the functions of recording and processing the images. You can set up, following the instructions, a good viewing connection for real time or replay remote. The camera is seperate and can be connected to most systems. Hope this helps!
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Actually it doesn't work like that. The camera itself creates a local wifi network, and your phone connects to ITS wifi network. (Manual includes a password).
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Hi, it provide feature to do monitoring with camera using WiFi. I has 3 options - direct, indoor, outdoor. I checked direct and indoor and galaxy s3 and ipad (iOs7) - works great. You have to download everio sync2 soft. Then do some simple setting with you camera (connect to home router for indoor) and you can see camera image on your device. You can start recording and make picuters from phone or tablet. Very nice feature. For outdoor monitoring - you should have external static IP. Didn't try this option.
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To the best of my knowledge it may record and alert but cannot transmit if your wifi is down or you can't get a 3G connection
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You need a dvr to connect to. And if you hook up thru your router you can view on phone or any computer that has Internet
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Hi, Thank you for your interest to our product. Yes, as long as the set up is done correctly and your remote device have internet access, you will be able to see the image from your phone not being in the house. Best Regards, Irene Customer Service
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Yes, I know you can use the "Dropcam" camera to be connected to the smartthings hub wirelessly. You can view and record video remotely from your smartphone.
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There was no such requirement when I reviewed this item. There was an offer to sign up with an external cloud service to record images, but it was optional. Your WiFi is your own business, not theirs, beyond using the camera to connect free via your local connection.
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This is an Analog Video camera "ONLY" and is NOT an I.P. Camera (independent Network device that stream A/V) the Video feed need to pass and be processed trough an DVR system or Video streamer device/appliance in order to be Monitored/Controlled trough the Network...Just with only this Camera Model, it CANNOT be accessed remotely. Get a DVR system that can be accessed trough an internet browser(WEB/HTTP) or that is compatible with Apple iOS, Android, Windows, Symbian or Blackberry OS Devices, depending on your needs...
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No. The camera is not capable of wifi. And you can't call the camera to receive your pictures. The camera basically works like a pre paid cell phone. Is sends you text or email of all your photos or videos real time or you can set it to send them at a set time. You just have to buy a pre paid phone card or add it to your phone plan if you have a phone plan that's compatible.
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yes you can access this with a smart phone you would need to download the software to do so.
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You can but you would need a dvr, usually its the dvr's software that allows you to be able to tap into it from your smart phone, tablet or computer. I'm not sure if you can do that without the dvr however you might try calling a surveillance store from the web that carries a similar camera to ask. Can't hurt!
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Not necessarily if you have some other way to record. We have wireless Internet and we each have a IPhone. So we have our security system connected so we use our lap tops to record and see every thing live on our phones when we are away from the house. I think I read in the comments someone had recorded to an old VHS recorder.