I don't see any mention about FTP. Will it upload FTP?
1108863
I use alternative yoics firmware and it does not, I believe original firmware doesn't have either, it's sucks btw.
1108864
I´m storing the videos in a local FTP server (Filezilla). With yoics firmware ver 3.47, I can see each camera on my phone and store the videos configuring the ftp access under the motion detection tab.
1108865
Hmm, why would you use ftp? This is a streaming device, just to send SD video over IP. Nothing else...
2071698
I don't know of an app, but it is easily accessed through the web interface. I do it from my phone all the time. you can even have it ftp when it activates and send the pictures to a server.
250994
No the specs say it will do FTP but it doesn't do FTP. They may have removed this from the specs since I complained to everyone. The current bios has a FTP setting and you can send a test photo but the motion detect will not send a photo. The email does work so you can send photos to a gmail account for storage online. But it wont upload videos. Now you can add the hard drive directory to your pc as a networked drive but the mp4 videos are not in real mp4 format you have to use a special player to view them. You likely could use a backup program running on your local PC to backup those files every so often. No the specs say it will do FTP but it doesn't do FTP. They may have removed this from the specs since I complained to everyone. The current bios has a FTP setting and you can send a test photo but the motion detect will not send a photo. The email does work so you can send photos to a gmail account for storage online. But it wont upload videos. Now you can add the hard drive directory to your pc as a networked drive but the mp4 videos are not in real mp4 format you have to use a special player to view them. You likely could use a backup program running on your local PC to backup those... » Read More No the specs say it will do FTP but it doesn't do FTP. They may have removed this from the specs since I complained to everyone. The current bios has a FTP setting and you can send a test photo but the motion detect will not send a photo. The email does work so you can send photos to a gmail account for storage online. But it wont upload videos. Now you can add the hard drive directory to your pc as a networked drive but the mp4 videos are not in real mp4 format you have to use a special player to view them. You likely could use a backup program running on your local PC to backup those files every so often. « Show Less
2044354
Yes to both. You have to run a FTP server such as Filezilla Server on your PC to upload images from the camera.
822977
Hi. I don't really know since I didn't try to share the file. I would assume yes. Sorry Lorenzo.
2196025
No USB Slot to upload/dowload. But you can do it from the computer/server where you install the software. Yes Emlpoyees can Log in/out for breaks, lunch and even Shift Change.
535590
Yes, I believe it will because I am currently using it with Comcast internet and both download and upload speed are unaffected. I added this booster because I was having trouble with on-demand and this cleared up the problem.
1376345
I think this depends on what you want to do. If you want to use scp rather than old-school FTP, I can't see why it wouldn't work, since the box can run an SSH daemon. But if you mean traditional FTP, say as a server that would allow anybody to obtain files from the box by running an FTP daemon on it, then I would think that this is not straightforwardly possible. It is an embedded Linux system with Busybox as the user application stack, and I am not sure this offers ftpd. You can certainly configure the device so that it is accessible from anywhere, assuming it can connect to the internet (and is visible outside the local network, say by port forwarding through your ADSL box, cable modem, or whatever).
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If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to right now. If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to... » Read More If you've set up a network destination for this to send scans to, then yes - it's not quite a single button scan, but the basic procedure is to select Scan, select a destination, then actually do the scan. FTP as a destination definitely works (you can use something like Filezilla Server); I believe SMB works but haven't ever configured one using it. To set up sending to an FTP destination, go into the printer's web page, Settings, and I believe there's a link for FTP shortcuts - if not directly, then one level down in someplace that makes sense. Sorry I don't have one to refer directly to right now. « Show Less
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I haven't set up that functionality yet. If you happen to find out, I'd love to know how well it works!
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Yes I actually had my wifi network go down and it still recorded to the SD card during that time so this works as long as you initially have it set up on a network. Also, I never allow cloud access to it. I use it only to record to SD and I also have it automatically ftp files to a server on my own network.
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That is a software question. If you use ispy, for example, it will save it as a recording. I have it uploading a jpg to an FTP server when a movement alert is triggered. I also get that in email..That is what the camera supports. So you will need software to get a recording..
849455
No it doesn't. You have to manually log in and select the files to transfer/download. It can be somewhat cumbersome if you have many files.
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.
361574
Yes it does. It will come formatted with FAT32, so you will have to change it to NTFS, but it is possible.
2067378
can not,because upload speed very slow & unstable......setting also got issue.
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It can save files to a web site (probably using FTP) if that's what you're asking.