Will this camera send an H.264 stream? Or is it a web browser only type display?
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I use Blue Iris and get a constant stream of video. It will work concurrently with a web browser either through a remote web connection or through a smart phone. I would note the connection is temperamental and will drop out from time to time, but overall it is consistent.
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Yes it is. I have a old QSEE H.264 DVR and the Camera has a BNC connector that plugs in the back and good video range. At night it changes over to black and white and still gives good imagery.
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Most likely it is just a simple VGA camera, not HD. That is what you usually get at this price-range.
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Hello, Unfortunately, all of our frames only support .AVI format. Hope this helps! -Aluratek
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In web access from remote I couldn't get access to the sub stream or at least couldn't figure it out yet. It allows me to get access to the main stream. However when I access the main stream it automatically goes back to mjpeg from h.264 and the quality is not so good. If you want to use direct streaming foscam is better. Now I use Blue Iris for streaming. It is amazing. It allows me to mix up cameras. In a client location I installed 18 cameras and we use 6 of those to put them in public site with public user name and password. If you want to check it out how it works here is the link: http://www.petcoral.com/WebCams.aspx. It works from almost any device. In web access from remote I couldn't get access to the sub stream or at least couldn't figure it out yet. It allows me to get access to the main stream. However when I access the main stream it automatically goes back to mjpeg from h.264 and the quality is not so good. If you want to use direct streaming foscam is better. Now I use Blue Iris for streaming. It is amazing. It allows me to mix up cameras. In a client location I installed 18 cameras and we use 6 of those to put them in public site with public user name and password. If you want to check it out how it works here is the link:... » Read More In web access from remote I couldn't get access to the sub stream or at least couldn't figure it out yet. It allows me to get access to the main stream. However when I access the main stream it automatically goes back to mjpeg from h.264 and the quality is not so good. If you want to use direct streaming foscam is better. Now I use Blue Iris for streaming. It is amazing. It allows me to mix up cameras. In a client location I installed 18 cameras and we use 6 of those to put them in public site with public user name and password. If you want to check it out how it works here is the link: http://www.petcoral.com/WebCams.aspx. It works from almost any device. « Show Less
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Yes this webcam works great with the Linux H264 with Ubunta 14.04 No worries here. Good Luck - Happy New Year
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The model I received has an HDMI port where you can get a video streaming.With usb only port, you can try a USB to HDMI port converter.
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Nope. Unless you stream using their IE compatible website, or on a iOS or Android device, one stream/camera at a time
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It will stream to just about any RTMP server. The protocol on this device is h.263.
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I don't know for certain, but probably not. I've noticed that Skype HD webcams have h.264 hardware encoding, otherwise the real-time video will use a lot of the CPU. Engadget has a review and found it uses 30-40% of a 2.5GHz Core 2 Duo.
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I just chatted online with a Sony tech rep who said that the BDPS560 does *not* "stream the videos from online", and said that "feature is available with the BDPN460 only".
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I'm not sure as I havent look into it. When I got the unit my concern was the way it streamed 1080p content which is so important for me and it failed...
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If your device supports H.264 and RTSP then I would say yes, otherwise your device will not be able to see the video stream. I looked up the Digimerge and it runs embedded Linux and says it supports H.264 and RTSP. I use an old version of Linux on a PC with Zoneminder that didn't support it but I was able to compile a newer version of ffmpeg and zoneminder and it now works great. So I would say you have a pretty good chance it will work as-is.
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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
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The one I just bought does not do either. It's broken and I will return it. I had one previously that I broke, myself, by accident. It did video with audio and still shots. But with these suppliers, it is uncertain what you will actually receive, or if it will work. The first one I bought had higher resolution than was advertised 720p vice 640p, which was a pleasant surprise. I was happy with the first one and will probably send the one back and ask to have it replaced.
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Thanks. I am assuming from all these answers that the Eee PC processor (Atom N270 or N280) is beefy enough to show the video without jerkiness or other problems?
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Hi,I've just tested the camera and for my needs it ok. I have logitech pro 9000 on my desktop that can stream hd video but the picture quality depends on internet connection. I use my laptop when I travel and I've never connected to network that can stream hd video. So the picture was good enough to be seen, the sound is ok. To sum up: For communication via video is good enough. If you want crisp picture you'll want to buy extra camera.