Is the video signal encrypted? In other words can my neighbors see whatever I'm watching?
1102442
If they have a receiver on the same channel and are within your signal strength, they will see what you see.
1102443
If they have a receiver unit on the same channel,yes they can see the same channel.Just select different channel. Not encrypted.
1102444
The signal is not encrypted. Your neighbor would need the same receiver in range and on the same channel.
2017397
Yes you will need a receiver to encrypt signal + you will need subscription dtv or dish
1095453
hii read that this device has a blue light that comes on to let you know it's secretly recording....if that's so then the scene or screen changes somewhat. that's something i'd notice if it came on whenever there's movement. please clarify.
1158466
As far as I know, the only video monitors that can't be hacked into have to have a "video encryption" guarantee on them. This does not. Audio or video monitors run on local frequencies and if someone in the neighborhood has your model, they might accidentally be able to tap into the sound or image of your monitor. Honestly, I'm excellent about only turning it on when the baby naps. Otherwise it is off, so I decrease my chances of leaving an open opportunity of viewing where the baby sleeps. People who are forgetful and leave the monitor on all the time are the only ones who need to be more vigilant. Having said that, I've used this device religiously for 16 months and have never picked up the image or sound of some other baby's nursery. So I'm guessing that since I haven't picked up someone's frequency, then nobody's picked up mine because it would glitch both ways otherwise. Hope that helps.
2277970
Sorry, it's sealed. No idea. I did get the picture looking good running the signal at 720p, 1080p caused some jitter in the picture at 50 feet.
93633
I don't know why people are saying you can't because you absolutely can view this video/audio feed when away from home. All you have to do is download the app, plug in some settings, and you're good to go.
1367521
There is no question of security here. Instead of viewing the video in one TV location, the Vktech Pat-330 transmits it to other TV location in the house. The quality of video and sound is the best with no noise even the microwave is running not far from the TV.
2254096
Mine is not the one pictured here but that is the right middle number. Even when I have told people it has a camera they are not positive where it is located on it. All you see is a small hole that could be for anything. Low light it is possible to see but not good. It does not have night vision so you would need to set up lighting. I have a motion light in one area and for another I have night vision light in the other. As for recording. Any security dvr will work fine, you just need to keep it hidden where you know ppl are not going to look. Most dvrs require a monitor. But after it is setup you can remove monitor and just use a smart phone or computer terminal. Choose a dvr you can get answers on for setting up. They can be hard even for a techy
1864649
This type of camera would require some form of a dvr to accept the signal. I would suggest you look into a wifi camera that has its own software where you could view from anywhere. You of course would need wifi at your mothers house though.
550722
Good question. The receiver doesn't do any processing of the video data, so I suspect it will just pass through whatever video is presented. However, an owner can say for sure. Or you could call the tech support number. That should be an easy question for them.
1286282
I do not have connected to any video streaming just audio. I would say yes if you have a pure gigabit router and Internet pipe. The switch lights show yellow if you do not have the gig pipe and green if you do. HTH
1842261
I have, and use, a Mac. I receive both audio and video without any issues. I monitor remotely on my iPhone, and have the system set to send me email alerts if motion is detected while I'm away from home. I imagine that the same would be true of a PC, but cannot verify that through personal experience.
1910637
It's not encrypted but it does have four settable channels (done with dip switches at the transmitter and receiver). It's a 2.4 gHz unit but I believe each channel is a fraction of the 2.4 frequency. I had an old 2.4 gHz.receiver from another install and it didn't pick up the transmission from this unit even with the tuning feature of the old unit. Unless your neighbor has a bunch of spy shop stuff and is trying to eavesdrop on you, I'd say not to worry.
1598834
Probably. I have a separate monitor hooked up to the security system instead of my tv.
638516
Yes as long as you set up your router to see it from the outside you can view it.
976422
I'm using this to switch HDMI video between two PC's and one Monitor. I don't think it cares about content encryption. I have also used it with a ROKU media player.I hope this helps you.
1502607
You can view from laptop or download the videos your laptop. Also, you can view it on the unit's small screen.