How can I use this cam to remotely watch things in real time on my ipad ?Thanks
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You'll need a security DVR (or sometimes called surveillance DVR) connected to the Internet. Connect the camera to the DVR, and then connect your ipad to the DVR via the Internet. These can be had for under $200 at Amazon, usually price is depending on hard drive size. DVRs can be set to record on motion too so you don't have to stare at the screen waiting for something interesting to happen. You can just play back motion events if you wish.
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I have a usb port on my laptop that I use a rca to usb adapter with. Theres a how to use usb on the Ipad online. Hope this helps
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use internet enabeled lorex dvr(4-8-16 chennal) connect your camera through lorex dvr you will be able to see from anywhere in the world live or recorded. That is what I am watching my 16 cameras successfully since last 4 years.
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That will be a little more difficult...we did send signal to a monitor using the same tech used in model airplanes and available at radio shack. However it was limited to Line-of-sight distance and subject to wind and weather...good luck. I am trying to upgrade that possibility for the coming season myself.
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I use "IPCamViewer" for my mobile. There is a free version, or you can get the premium for four bucks.
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Yes you can. With cameras setup on network and app on phone, or through website you can view remotely.
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Foscam maybe, I am not sure. There is an app on IOS called Live cameras that will give you multiple screens and control over all your cameras.
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Yes you can with this camera. What i like about this cam is the wider angle it has compared to the rest. It covers a lot more space than regular cam. For remote viewing what you need to have is a networked dvr. Which would allow you to connect to the internet and log in from anywhere with regular instructions. Hope this helps
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No, it does not have this capability. It's a simple, yet functional camera, without all the bells and whistles. Though does offer access to view video remotely, via mobile app.
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Yes you can. You need to install to your laptop, IPAD, or smartphone. Either Tenvis, IPCam viewer. You need to port forward it in order to access remotely the IP camera.
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I actually bought it for something else. Do you want to have remote live view and trigger from your DSLR ? If you do send another question and I will send some details so you can have something like CamRanger but at around £40 instead of £250. Hope that helps. Phil
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Yes, I know you can use the "Dropcam" camera to be connected to the smartthings hub wirelessly. You can view and record video remotely from your smartphone.
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I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So far, I don't see a way to zoom in or out directly from a web browser.If you find another way, let me know. I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So... » Read More I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So far, I don't see a way to zoom in or out directly from a web browser.If you find another way, let me know. « Show Less
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We only use the IPad app, it works great. The video is a little delayed from 25 foot pole extension for filming games. Great for slow or no motion. It tapes fine, but the delay causes you to anticipate where the ball is going or the play is moving and you may guess wrong. For other applications it would work great.
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I don't know. However, i do access the program on both my iPad and iPhone remotely. I can be anywhere in the country and log into my system and see live feeds. I use GoToMyPc apps as they are faster and easier than Logitech's web-based package.
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That is exactly what iti is designed to do - you may need a third party app to view the video
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Plug-in the VicTsing cable into the HDMI port on your TV, with your TV remote change the TV video source to HDMI. Connect the other end of the VicTsing cable to the iPad and you should be seeing what's in your iPad screen on TV.
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Use the foscam viewer app and download it for free from app store. You dont need port forwarding to view within the same network connected to the camera.
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The iPad doesn't support video out via Bluetooth, unless you've got a specific app that offers that functionality. This adaptor would not enable to do that, in this case.
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Yes. This is just like any other ip camera. I use ip cam viewer. I had to pay for mine on iPhone but my wife has a android and her app, at the time was, free