While the product info states it will work with a Chrome browser, will it work with a 4G equipped Chromebook - versus tablet - as a remote monitor?
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I've tried to make this work on a Mac with Chrome however every time I try to log into the Samsung site to view and control my camera I am prompted to download and install a plug-in. Chrome's plug-ins page shows that I have the plug-in installed, so there's clearly a disconnect between the plug-in and the web page. To work around the issue, I used Safari instead. Obviously this is not an option on a Chromebook. You'll probably need to stick to the Android or iOS app for control, which seem to do everything that the web-based software can do anyway.
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I would love to answer that for you but I never got the chance to see for myself. I only got a chance to use it for a few minutes before it would no longer connect to any network for me.
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The samsung smartcam website webviewer plugin isn't chromebook/chrome compatible - can anyone help?
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They work with just about anything I've tried them on. Requires an ethernet port and power. Powered by usb. USB can be powered by external brick. USB is not the interface for providing networking so if your chromebook doesn't have an ethernet port then this will not work.
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I'm pretty sure it would work with a windows PC. But I highly doubt it would work with a chromebook. If you find an awesome deal on one, I'd say grab it and try it, and if it doesn't work, just return it
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If your Google Chrome computer acts like my laptop computer using Google Chrome, the answer is yes. I use the external HDMI output on my laptop, so assuming your computer has the same type of HDMI output (or a mini-HDMI output port) then the answer is yes.
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It works fine. I just hooked up a USB hard drive to my Acer Chromebook and it can navigate all the files and folders. I played an MP4 video file and an MP3 video file which both opened in the Media Player app. I've read it will play anything that Flash / Chrome will play. I don't think it will play offline avi's but I'm not sure.
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Yes, it works out of the box, highly recommended for any Linux distro: SteamOS, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc. Great for games! Works flawlessly with Steam and Steam games. Not sure about ChromeOS or Android but I assume those include all the same drivers as every other Linux distribution does.
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I have never used a chrome computer before so I might not be able to answer this question directly. Having said that, the question back to you would be, does the chrome computer work with any external USB wireless adapter? If the answer is yes, then I would assume that if the Chrome Computer can use an external USB drive that it would be able to use this one.
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It connects using bluetooth. I dont' have a chromebook, but I would assume that if you can connect with other devices via bluetooth that this would work.
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Well, I haven't used it with Chromebook, but what I can tell you is that on swiping a card, it redirects data to keyboard buffer - as a result if you can read teh keyboard buffer in Windows you can read teh data, a classic example is open NotePad and swipe the card and you would see the data. My gut says it should work, but obviously it needs to be tested !!! its not that expensive so worth trying !!!
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with the Chromebook. I used this with a Macbook Pro.
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Ryan's answer worked well for me after I found the correct IP address. It did not print out automatically, and the one he listed did not work for me. To find it, go to the device's touchscreen interface home page. Click "Settings>All Settings>Print Reports>Network Configuration". This will print a page to display the IP Address, then Ryan's excellent instructions will work fine on a Chromebook.
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Mr. Kinney,I "bastardized my Acer chromebook to work with Ubuntu OS, which I use exclusively. Never used it as originally intended. and have no issues with wireless. Sorry could not help - unless you are using it with Ubuntu. If you do decide to install ubuntu (on partitioned disk, you have to be VERY CAREFUL with it.
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That is a good question - I do not know. Not having a Chromebook, I could not answer that question either. Sorry.
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I don't know It will work with ChromeBook but I faced with a trouble that it does not work correctly between my phone (LGG2) and my screen (32" Samsung LCD); the screen freezed and blackend for flowing screens (even in simple menu screens). (I dont know if I'm doing wrong thing but it is stacked as I said. - meanwhile, before I used a MHL cable for my old samsung phone with no trouble)
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I'm not sure I understand your question... I am using this with my Dell XPX and it's great. Just plug and play. I don't have a chromebook, so I can't tell you the results, but what I can say is if this is shipped or processed through Amazon, you can always send it back if it does not work. Always check the return policy whenever you buy on Amazon... Hope this information helps.
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I frequently use my projector with a Dell lap top running Google Chrome. If you can use some operating system on ipad, it probably will allow a second display. specify the output display as an output to a computer output connector that can connect to the projector. Then use the projector functions to accept computer input. Sorry I cannot guaranty that this will will work.
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This did pair with my Asus Chromebook 13. However it must be interfering with the wifi on the machine. When the mouse is on, the internet cuts in and out (mostly out!) With the mouse off, the internet works just fine.