Hi, does this have online viewing? I want to be able to view the videos online when I am not at home. How would i set this up? Thanks!
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Yes one can view online. Your router has to have the right ports open and you need to allow it an internet connection inside the camera software. The hand book is pretty good. As well as Swann if you call them.
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I was able to watch through a web browser without too much fuss.. however though there was unbearable lag and no way around it. I recommend sticking with bluetooth for video oriented audio (videos/movies/youtube/etc) I bought Creative ZiiSound D3x Bluetooth Wireless Speaker and couldn't be happier. Hope this helps
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It can't view videos on the chrome browser, but there are apps that can be used to workaround that. I use an app called Plex to stream shows from CBS, it works fairly well on the cube.
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it has to be connected to a network, and if you want to view outside your network, then yes, your network will have to be online so you can connect to it anywhere you have internet access.
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Hi Cosmo - did you have any luck with Sony? When I called about 2 months ago there was no solution for the problem, which I thought was insane. There is a work-around that I discovered, and that is saving videos in a playlist which are browsable on the Sony player, so videos I want to watch on my TV I put in a playlist, but this gets annoying after awhile. If you had any luck getting this fixed please let us know!
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You can watch any web-based video on your television using this setup, providing you have HDMI ports on you television. The directions show you how to hook it up. All cables were included.
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I'm not sure if this is the same reason, but I had to update my software version to get google or anything on mine. Once I did, I had video and everything a regular computer has. go to you tube and do a search and watch the video. If you cant find it let me know I will look it up step by step for you. Hope this helps
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No. You can not watch videos as it does not have inbuilt media player. Though it has picture viewers and you can see images, movies can't. You will have to use external bluray or media player to watch movies.
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Sorry bob I have not set it up to view remotely. There is an eathernet plug on back of viewing base. I believe you have to have it plugged in to view remotely
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The only apps available are preloaded by JVC. They are Netflix,Pandora (music only) and Vudu these are the only sites which can be streamed via the internet. There is NOT a browser on this model JVC, therefore the only internet access is by the 3 preloaded apps. You cannot add additional sites that will give you other streaming content. NO BROWSER. You will need to add a Roku or BluRay... some similar device that provides access via WI-Fi or ethernet. The TV itself has WI-fi and Ethernet access for Netflix. Pandora and Vudu but without a browser present, you are stuck with those only. Sorry... the set is great and I have fought that battle with JVC. I was told that they were going to add some other apps, but not a browser... that was over a year ago with no luck. I hate to say this but their "Marketing Hype" in the literature is very mis-leading.
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No, you just need internet service. The remote viewing is not good. It's a small pic image and you can't manipulate it in any way. You don't get a clear image. And it goes off. But, the Logitech WiLife cameras are great. You can also Google Logitech WiLife Remote Viewing to find more information on this.
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If your internet is down but your in-home network is still up. you can still see it if you use your local IP address (198.161.xxx.xxx or 10.x.x.x). If you have no internet you won't be able to watch from outside the home. I use the ipad app, so my settings are set for remote IP. When out ip is down, I just enter my local IP in a web browser to view from another room.
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i am having the same issue as everyone. sound but no video. worked all morning to try and fix and it was a wasted time because still not working. kurio wont even help you since the app comes from 3rd party store. netflix tried really really really hard for a long time to help me, but in the end, the kurio seem to just NOT support the video play of netflix, i am SO SO SO mad and extremely disappointed >:(
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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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No, it is just a tablet. One can only see a video from streaming internet source.
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Well, I can tell you that Amazon's Unbox videos do not play on my Clix. Pity. I'll probably not use their service because of this. Videos for the Clix is still pretty much a DIY affair. You have to encode videos to a non-standard and very specific format. I haven't found any commercial videos that you can simply download and load, nor a service where you could easily upload, get conversion and download. I don't bittorrent nor pirate. As far as looking better than youtube videos, that's really an artifact of how the videos are prepared. I've converted home video taken at 480p (standard DVD resolution) and they look surprisingly good. Probably due to the Clix's good resolution for the screen size and the glossy screen. You know how good the resolution can be by the small size of the menu texts that are still legible and by quality of still photos. That said, the 15fps does hurt it some. In this respect you may find it looks like much of what is uploaded to YouTube by webcams. If you're looking to watch video content extensively, a media player with a bigger screen is probably for you. To show off a video clip of your kid's birthay party or little league home run, it is great. I put some in-car video from a race track experience on my Clix and was able to impress many I showed it to. They didn't seem put off by the small size. Being able to fit it in your pocket is a plus. All that said, my RAZR phone does nearly everything the Clix does, so I'm using it less.
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Just plug in a VGA monitor and your all set for live viewing or playback viewing. I have several at branch locations that are plugged into the router so I can view the cameras live from anywhere that has an internet connection. I found this to be an easy product to setup and use.