Is there software (included?) that allows this camera to FTP an image at set intervals?
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Yes you can, there is built in web server but i strongly advise you get some software and set up external to camera.
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Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and I've had no failures in the year and a half I've had it. I would maybe like to have a little longer lens. Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and... » Read More Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and I've had no failures in the year and a half I've had it. I would maybe like to have a little longer lens. « Show Less
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Yes, on camera an webserver is running which provides ability to do a lot of stuff like sending email with alerts and printbscreens and ftp as well
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I have yet to get this to even be recognized by my network. I waited too long to send it back and now I'm eating the $ i spent.
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You can use RTSP or you can use HTTP to get images out to the public. For example, going to http:// IP ADDRESS OF CAMERA /snapshot.cgi?chan=0 you can pull the current image. I use this camera to push to Weather Underground. Personally I am doing it using a bash script on my Linux server that fetches the snapshot.cgi image and pushes it to WU every 10 minutes. The camera itself doesn't have an FTP client although if you search around the web I seem to recall someone making that work. The camera runs a hybrid Linux that you can ssh into so if you can develop you could write your own binaries to make the camera do even more. You can use RTSP or you can use HTTP to get images out to the public. For example, going to http:// IP ADDRESS OF CAMERA /snapshot.cgi?chan=0 you can pull the current image. I use this camera to push to Weather Underground. Personally I am doing it using a bash script on my Linux server that fetches the snapshot.cgi image and pushes it to WU every 10 minutes. The camera itself doesn't have an FTP client although if you search around the web I seem to recall someone making that work. The camera runs a hybrid Linux that you can ssh into so if you can develop you could write your own binaries... » Read More You can use RTSP or you can use HTTP to get images out to the public. For example, going to http:// IP ADDRESS OF CAMERA /snapshot.cgi?chan=0 you can pull the current image. I use this camera to push to Weather Underground. Personally I am doing it using a bash script on my Linux server that fetches the snapshot.cgi image and pushes it to WU every 10 minutes. The camera itself doesn't have an FTP client although if you search around the web I seem to recall someone making that work. The camera runs a hybrid Linux that you can ssh into so if you can develop you could write your own binaries to make the camera do even more. « Show Less
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This camera doesn't have internal storage. When you set it up, you get the option to either install software on a monitoring computer or send pics to an FTP server.
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Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of. cj
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Yes, I have done it two ways. FTP server and iSPY. I highly recommend the iSPY program. It is free and easier to setup. I only have done this with a wired connection though. FTP server setup is confusing to do, and i only got it working with scheduled recordings not motion sensor.
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yes, I'm currently setup for it to do that, completely without pc.it can set schedule and sensitivity for motion detection and email themit also have a web interface which is 200% better than the app it come with in the cd.however its motion detection is software based, so it'll misfire frequently when there's change in lighting, or camera pan, etc
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Not out of the box as far as I know, but if you do a web search on a fellow name Scott Hanselman and the BCC-950 you might find something that will work. I haven't tried it but apparently he wrote some code that will allow a remote viewer to control the camera.
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Yes, with FTP you can push video to a remote location. Please refer to the Remote Monitoring Guide here for available recording options: http://www.q-see.com/content/files/guides/QC%20NVR%20Remote%20Monitoring%20Guide%20v1_web.pdf
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I actually use 'tinyCam Monitor' on my phone to monitor my loftek and foscam cameras. My setup is that I monitor from my phone, but all motion and things get written to my ftp site where I can review and display them on a website. At one point I used yawcam on my computer to access my ubs connected cameras. You should be able to use this software to connect to an IP camera, but I've not done it.
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It can, but you need to subscribe to an external service as there is no way to save, either internally or to an FTP server on your network, the data you would be recording. So out of the box, it's all real time only.
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Sorry man, your thinking of live video feeds, this camera is not able to do that. I wish it did but all it does is capture and do playbacks.
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I have found none and have tried several. The instructions are extremely poor and the setup even worse. Honeywell claims this as a feature but doesn't support it. If you are using a Foscam, I recommend using the Foscam app so you can view cameras anywhere over the internet.
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No on both accounts. However, there is a solution for Time Elapsed Photography for this camera, which if I understand your question correctly, it is what you want to do. Therefore, look up the Tempus TimeElapse Remote. It's an IR blinker that you place infront of the camera and set the camera to remote and it will take a picture every time it blinks.
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I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
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You may need to tell your router to PORT FORWARD to your IP Camera on whatever PORT it is setup to use (default is 80).I also found that unless the computer your trying to FTP an image to MUST be on the same subnet as the camera.
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There IS a TF(CF/SD) slot to local record, but I haven't ever used it. I have recorded through the browser interface or through Mios/Vera service with intranet/internet connections (meaning local network or Internet).It's been a great camera if you have a stationary spot you want to view day or night. The only issue I had was IR glare from a window which prevents me from viewing through the window when it is low light.
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These cameras do not have a slot for and SD card. As far as recording, they have triggering for sound and movement that can record for a brief moment, as well as send an email. I haven't used this feature, but it should be able to ftp a recorded file based on one of these events.