I am sure someone asked that before but does it work over WiFi? Can we stream the video on our iPhone? Or if not, is there a different version of it?
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if you want everything except the temperature try the Poloroid IP510. It has remote viewing on PC and mobile device / Motion and Sound detection with alerts to your email / night vision / and you can remotely control the motion of the camera / plus it is a hundred dollars cheaper.
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No, it doesn't work with wifi. As far as I know there is no other version of it. You might wanna try a web cam
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Sorry, no WIFI on this model.I,m sure there is another model with streaming over IP capability, altough there are several apps to do so, all you need is a pair of smartphones...
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There is no wifi or wireless connectivity directly with the camera, so no there is no way to stream pics or videos from the camera. However, the camera does have a usb port and an SD card. You can either quickly plug the camera into a laptop via the usb, or you can swap the sd card out. For example, lets say you have a pic or video you want to quickly share, you can take the sd card out and put it into your smartphone and send it that way. I know it's a bit of a pain. I actually no longer use this device anymore. I use my iPhone to record videos instead.
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You might be able to use vlc player. Vlc player is on itunes market. It worked wireless for streaming from another wifi based flash drive. The one from sandisk. VLC supports all kinds of formats, though the stream speed will affect whether or not its watchable.
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Hi, I purchased used one but returned as it was in the conditions as mentioned. So I don't know it stream video or not. Chandra
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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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If you buy the internet adapter it should stream amazon, netflix, etc. I bought one, but it didn't work. I suggest buying a Roku instead if you want to stream. I have one, and it works extremely well.
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You can stream in your own home (on your network) For iOS devices only as of now. The out-of-house feature was enabled as of a few days ago, but is also currently only for iOS devices.
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Not by itself. Think of it as a hdtv. You will need either a hardware solution such as a WiFi video streamer like a wicast. I used mine with chromecast and it works fine. Or a software solution like a remote app between your iPad and a computer.
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Netflix does in fact stream to the TV using an iPhone 4. In my initial test of Hulu Plus it did not work. I'll test it again.
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Sorry Ryan, I never make the test with wifi, cause I got my cam connected by wire to my network, but I can tell you I can get in to the cam by my iphone 5 without problem, the software has one way to see the cam for movile devices, than let you see and move the cam, so I think the cam will work for you ok
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The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie: http://ip.address.of.firewall:12345 ). It doesn't matter if you're using an iPhone, PC, android, etc. Anything with a web browser can hit the camera. The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie:... » Read More The video doesn't actually 'transfer' anywhere. You need to connect to the device to see the video. The camera can be set up to 'push' images to an FTP server, or email them upon motion detection.If you actually wanted to view live video from this camera from the Internet, it would need to live on a public network and have its own IP. An alternate solution would be for the camera to live behind a firewall and use a NAT statement on the firewall to permit the HTTP port of the camera to be accessible from the firewall itself on some alternate port. (ie: http://ip.address.of.firewall:12345 ). It doesn't matter if you're using an iPhone, PC, android, etc. Anything with a web browser can hit the camera. « Show Less
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I wouldn't trust it. Mine lasted about six months where it worked great. Since then, I have been unable to view anything and have gotten no help from Philips how to resolve the problem. While it worked, it served the purpose. In all honesty, since you are hooking the video up to your iPad or computer, it should work wherever you have it.
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I agree with the previous post. The Broadcaster will pick-up wifi or Ethernet just fine. I've actually tested my iPhone as a hotspot and it worked. Good luck!
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It can't stream from iPhone. There isn't anything in the directions provided and I couldn't figure out how to do it (I have an iPhone 5S)
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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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I have seen a few videos from network sites, however it uses to crash after a period of time, depending on the quality of the video images. never tried the Hulu app, however all video streaming apps that I tried, seems not work on the device (e.g. netflix)
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Unfortunately, over AirPlay, there's only audio. However, apps such as YouTube have the ability to stream video and audio to the receiver over a wifi network.