can you use online storage to record?
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thanks for checking with us ! The HD camera provides a local storage solution, recording video directly onto a microSD memory card with up to 128GB capacity (sold seperately). Set your camera for continuous recording or, to minimize viewing time and storage space, for recording only when motion events are detected. The saved video can be remotely viewed from any computer or Android or iOS device. And the HD camera also provide network storage solution, such as NAS & NVR drives, like Synology, ASUSTOR and QNAP. With ONVIF 2.0 compatible for systems integration, the camera can record to any NAS
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Yes, you can recorded on your computer and play back later. It depend on your computer Storage space
49102
I was able to record videos from my computer on these disk. Hope this helps.
584724
I would say that you should be able record some music from the Internet. You do have to format the disc unless your program does that at the same time as you download. I always format my discs ahead of time. These are reallyhigher capacity. I put pictures and text files on mine.
839946
i dont know, it just records to an sd disk. i think you can burn it from there
284550
Yes, its not fun though. The only way to re-record is to clear the memory... and that clears all 5 potential recordings. So make sure you have everything you want to put back on it backed up.
1122143
I did not try that yet but I looked it up. Each disc has 4.7GB storage capacity for storing thousands of digital photos and up to six hours of video. I used them to record my videos and they worked great. I hope this helps.
204680
Yes you can add a hard drive (I put a 1 TB SATA) and then set it to record to it.
1340950
With a hard drive, you can save the record video to playback or backup, without a hard drive, it only can real-time monitoring, no video can be save, thanks.
1647045
You could record it if you had a screen capture program. You would almost have to have a PC dedicated just for that and some really huge hard drives. When I used to record on my old camera (wired) It would go through a terrabyte drive pretty quickly. So even if you did do that, much time would need to be dedicated to reviewing the footage at fast speeds. It can take hours every day to do that. I personally think its worth the cost to be able to see the markers on the cloud recording and to be able to check it on my phone.
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It can record to a memory card if u want ur files to save there as it record or u can hav ur takes there as well which ever u choose
185878
There is no storage. This is just a camera. You plug the video feed into something else that can record.
806408
I know of nothing in the software that will enable you to do it directly. Let's say you record to a USB flash drive. You would then unplug the flash drive from AVER and plug it into a USB port on your computer. From there, you can do with your recorded file whatever you do with any other file, which includes uploading to YouTube; but there is no direct way I know of to do it. Recall that there is no computer involved in making the recordings and a computer would be required to upload anything.
621126
Yes , That is the only way you can see what you recorded. Will need to by a storage disc for the glasses when you get them it does not come with any storage
1296624
well, let's say you can use it to record from any source you wish that has the red/white/yellow cable (XBox 360 and all recent video games in the past ten years or so has them) and from there you can technically do what you wish with said material. In short:Yes. You can, but no one will help you in technical support if you say your putting "pirated material" online and you are having trouble with it.
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No. There is no storage in the unit. I don't think it is even possible to access the video for remote storage. Something to look into. If the video format is one of several standard formats, say, AVI, it might be possible to tap the video lines and send to an AVI-to-USB converter, then to a computer for recording and storage.
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Do I need a separate recorder/hard drive to store recorded data? If not, how long does it record before the 'loop' ends and it starts rewriting over itself?