Can it access HOME VIDEO CLIPS from your LOCAL HARD DRIVE shared via network? If so, how?
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Hi, If your video clip is in your computer hard drive. the answer is yes but your computer must be widi capable. You still have the option of wire hookup
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I connected the Dash Cam to my computer and downloaded a video to my hard drive. Otherwise, can't add any technical know how?
2100236
Are your asking can you locally access the drive or remotely access it? If its on your home network it does not use the Internet. But if you want remote access from outside your house you need the Internet. The only problem I'm having is remote access. I'm on the second drive, first one replaced by Buffalo, and we cannot keep remote web access working!!!
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I don't see that capability, but it has a Samba server, so all hard disk are share in the network and you can drag and drop files (copy/paste) like if there were you local disk. For WAN you must use the web page to do same, but you can do from any place in the world, I have done from Singapure while my disk is in Costa Rica.
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No it does not. To remedy this I use a device called a WD TV Live Streaming Media Player Wi-Fi 1080p AVI Xvid MKV MOV FLV MP4 MPEG. This device plays internet content as well as accesses any files stored on your networked PC. I highly recommend it.
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Yes this is possible. I have connected my hard drive to wd router and is able to play the movies from my sony blu ray player and logitech revue. This is not certified dlna but it supports upnp which is the actual protocal behind DLNA. Please also remember that the files will play only if your tv/player supports the codecs
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No Hdd, no external hdd, - but you could save video on a network hdd - infared yes, remote connect yes, pan or zoom no.
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I don't know. I use a seagate movie player to access my movies. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Foe me, it seems easy. My setup is quite simple - 3 users include a web cam user - windows backup will go to user's folder, web cam will upload videos to a folder in DS713.
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You can view the video feed locally on your network. Your PC will need to be connected to your network with Ethernet or WiFi. Internet service is not required. Hope this helps!
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Yes, except without Internet access you will not be able to remotely view the video. The cameras will wirelessly transmit the video to the recorder and you will be able to locally view the video.
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No I don't think you can. Check out verbatim media share or Kingston media lite
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Hi Ryan, No you can't. This is not an overly intelligent device. It essentially acts as a gateway between whatever hard drive you plug into it and the net, allowing you to access your content remotely through pogoplug.com.
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It is a network storage device. Windows should be able to see it over the network, and you should be able to map a drive to it.
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Yes you can if it connects by USB. You can also connect over a network if the drive is shared and skip the wires.
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I have not done this BUT, according to the setup manual:"...You will be able to access files from a USB external hard drive or thumb drive that is plugged into the router from your local network or from the Internet using either a web browser or an app for your smartphone or tablet..." so I don't why the other two respondeers said no to you.
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You might try using apps, like Google Drive to access your media, music ect. There are many apps that make it easy to access the content on your personal server or PC. Some off the top of my head would be PLEX, Twonky, StreamToMe and of course XBMC.