I want to watch what is going on in the office, but from my home PC or tablet. Do I set it up using the home wifi or the office wifi?
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Office wifi. As long as you have a full access to the router at work, you can watch and record from anywhere where there is 3G, 4G and internet.
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If your internet is down but your in-home network is still up. you can still see it if you use your local IP address (198.161.xxx.xxx or 10.x.x.x). If you have no internet you won't be able to watch from outside the home. I use the ipad app, so my settings are set for remote IP. When out ip is down, I just enter my local IP in a web browser to view from another room.
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Not at all. It's just like a home computer. Runs off wifi. Just log in to your home acct or anywhere that has it, which is pretty much every where & ur good to go. I love the one I bought. Very happy
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Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you.
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Okay... Put simply, WiFi is what you use to wirelessly connect to the internet, or wirelessly connect your computers and printers at home. Do you have a smart TV? Is it WiFi capable? You probably already have the Netflix app on it. There are also smart TV apps that allow you to connect to your PC. This Ethernet to wifi adapter makes it possible for a non wifi Ethernet device connect to your wifi.I hope this helps!
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No... So far I'm still using Office on my desktop - still debating whether to put it on the tablet. I'm inclined to go ahead since I want to use OneNote and a screencaster to produce Kahn Academy-like instructional videos.
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go to settings, you will see wifi. just connect to where your at. however, with home internet, you will have to enter your home password to connect. pass word is your key number..
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The Phillips 32PFL4907 does stream (several installed applications which your wifi updates). It also connects through your PC to display what ever is on your PC screen, via software from the Phillips site. The software works very well!
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I think you can use either. You have to have the cable connected to your computer, I don't think the wi-fi would work if you use it. You also have to have the HP software installed. Good luck. - charlie
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set it up with the wireless (WIFI) connection. i did that in my house & it worked much better than trying to connect with a cable. Now any PC with WIFI can print to it, including Tablets
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you need a wifi connection in your home. if you have a high speed connection, you should have a router. you just need a password that you set up with your phone compaany. there has been no.problem with this tablet. this summmer my husband and i spent three weeks in motels across the country. it connected to all when i used their password. you can use any wifi connection if you have their password. hope t h is helps.
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Nope, all the apps are built into the TV, you just need a wireless access to get them to play on your TV. It hooks up fine in my office environment or at home as well.
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Have it. Def only internet is wireless. I don't think you'll see wireless HDMI anytime soon, Mary, sorry....hadn't heard about that, and haven't heard of wireless HDMI, period.. If someone tries to sell you a TV with wireless HDMI, maybe stay away. unless I missed a very important memo, anyone else feel free to correct me!... That said, The wireless I think if or she was talking about the internet capabilities. You can hook it up with a cable or it does have a very fast internal wireless router too. I use the wireless and its easy, very quick, depending on your internet speed, and super convenient, so I have more room for cables on my internet router. I have Att u-verse and so I asked them for I wireless router mainly because our computer and printer are upstairs, but both can use WiFi so I was going to plug everything in down stairs where the router is, but when I found out the TV had the fastest to date 802.11 WiFi, I just went to network options on my tv's guide, and just type in your password for your internet, just like you would for a computer, and good to go. It also will update firmware and programs on the TV automatically, which is good if they are fixing an existing issue or whatever. But no. There is no wireless HDMI in the near to further future... Sorry. TV is crazy awesome though!
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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.
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Negative. ..all you need is wifi in your home. Go on the website and register the unit and Download the app on your laptop, then go through the set up , it's real easy.
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Free wifi? yep. If it has a password then, no, unless you have the password. I use one of my cable companies hot spots to use my kindle at work.
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Yes. You can use any browser to control the sockets. That's how I see what's going on when I'm at work.