Can this system be set-up for access over the internet for viewing?
937286
Yes it can. All you need to do is assign it a static IP address with your router and open the required ports. Then use the software included on a pc/mac or get the app for your smart phone. Remote access instructions are included with the device.
937287
yes the instructions are very clear. Plus Night Owl support is very good and usually answer their calls quickly... I use static IPs to insure you have the same IP at any location.. Night Owl Lite is a good app for Smart phones. Also comes with netview software to view on any pc/laptop internally or remotely...
937288
yes it can - it can be a little tricky because in many cases you need to open ports on your router, but yes, it can be done and they do offer support. There is also an app for Apple products, not sure about Android.
415797
I believe you can. When I first set it up, I could see all the shows on TiVo, no problems. But that was with wireless wide open, which I wasn't going to keep like that. There are ports that need to be opened, so it takes a bit of work to do it, unless you just leave the wireless open. Make sense?
497091
You can view the video over your local area network (thru a computer on your LAN) but if you were hoping to plug a VGA or HDMI cable into the box, it will not display the video feed. Also, if you get this device, make sure to look on ubiquiti's website and learn how to update the software. It's easy, you just need to SSH into the box and run some commands.
1637194
yes it can - this is a network device so you can install the client software of just access it via the network
878205
Yes. Watch this YouTube video and it will show you your options for viewing methods. http://youtu.be/J3A13-ggKIA
1376257
I am still learning and I did not set mine up for that but you can view these in a number of ways with lots of different software. I am using ISPY freeware and you can specify a youtube channel I think from there. also works with VLC media player. just set up the ip and pull it up. also Airvision comes with it for monitoring as well.
2070855
Yes, but you will have to have Foscam go into your router and forward you internet ports so it can be accessed from any device and/or web. I had Foscam do all my setup due to the fact that it's their camera and they know what to do instantly. I hope this helped you.
1007939
Yes you can view it from your laptop. You will have to make an account though
1248457
It can be viewed from anywhere with Internet access. All you need is that IP address of the router that the camera is connected to, and the port associated with the camera (e.g. 8090)
2226097
You will initially need a monitor. You have to set up the internet viewing first before you can view it from home, work, or anywhere you would like. How to set this up is on the simply monitor's website.
1356523
No, you have to be on the internet to use it. The tech people are really good at setting it up for you.
2211339
I imagine you could. I don't recall seeing any specifications stating otherwise. Bear in mind, however, that the product works through a router which needs to be on in order for files to be accessible.
200511
Not to my knowledge. I do intend to install a second internet device so that I can monitor my system when away. I am very satisfied with my system.
2021267
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.
1187110
Assuming you have good bandwidth at the base, there would be no problem using the system for such an application. At that range you need to have line of sight ok.... (no obstructions)
158519
We were and is able to use all our devices with our system. We monitor from wherever we are. If you have it hooked up to the internet, you too should be able to use any device.
409483
The average person will NOT be able to do this. IF you are Tech savvy, and you are okay with jumping through hoops because you really, really, want to find some alternative way to view this content for some burning reasons - then it's certainly possible. If you expect to simply unplug the drive and plug it into some random PC and view the content on a typical default video viewing program - then the answer is NO.