How do you set it up? and How I get access to all the recorded video? Also can I store the video somewhere ? How about the audio ? I am in usa
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It comes with a setup guide, but we also offer free setup via remote desktop (TeamViewer). Video isn't recorded to the device, but to a PC on the same network as the IP camera. The decoy smoke detector housing houses a camera and WiFi IP module...this module establishes a constant video stream with your router...you then tap into that video stream from any PC on the network to record (you can use IE browser or a third party recording application). If you'd rather use a cloud storage system, we also have that available (monthly subscription required). As-is, the device does not come with audio hardware - this is a $50 upgrade and applies to law enforcement and export only.
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open the camera app and you can take or record video. your are going to need to have a memory card for additional storage.
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I recorded it in action. listen.... http://www.amazon.com/review/R1KZELKXIZQMCG/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B005PK7RW4
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Yes and yes....you'll find it easy to set up and useCheck out this video http://youtu.be/NpoBa6h04yc
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This is only a video capture device. You still need the video to come from somewhere.
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The video is stored on locally on the Micro SD Card. The camera must be connected to a computer to retrieve the recordings. The camera does NOT connect to the network.
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I purchased one and installed on my DVR box (SA Explore 8300HDC). The DVR recognized the drive and prompted for formatting the drive. Another reboot of the DVR and every thing works. I did not lose my previously recorded video. Thanks,--CY
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I believe you can save it to the memory or use the mini sd or USB slot. You can also stream straight off of YouTube so you have an unlimited selection.
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you can just let it run. you can set the memory settings to record till memory is full or overwrite oldest video first.
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My GUESS would be to record/transfer to DVD or other device. I have never used mine. Owner's manual says "for future use"? meaning what I have NO idea-take off cover & see if connected to anything-or hook to something that records and see what happens while it's playing.
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It has an option that when you set up the setting to have it in its own file or with the video file. I do video file just so I don't have to mesh the video with audio file together.
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You have to follow a few simple instructions. You can see the setup process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iks0w9Ln9Zs
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You can access the camera through a web browser and set it up-- no software needed. Once it's set up, you do not need a computer running any software for it to record, save, caption motion, email, etc. You do need some sort of network storage (NAS drive) of course. The camera comes with a small CDROM which has a few utilities which you do not need, and two rudimentary security programs that can be used to watch recorded videos of multiple cameras. They are not very good and you will probably want to get other software for that purpose. The documentation on the CD isn't great, but it works. It's broken English, but understandable. You can access the camera through a web browser and set it up-- no software needed. Once it's set up, you do not need a computer running any software for it to record, save, caption motion, email, etc. You do need some sort of network storage (NAS drive) of course. The camera comes with a small CDROM which has a few utilities which you do not need, and two rudimentary security programs that can be used to watch recorded videos of multiple cameras. They are not very good and you will probably want to get other software for that purpose. The documentation on the CD isn't great, but it works.... » Read More You can access the camera through a web browser and set it up-- no software needed. Once it's set up, you do not need a computer running any software for it to record, save, caption motion, email, etc. You do need some sort of network storage (NAS drive) of course. The camera comes with a small CDROM which has a few utilities which you do not need, and two rudimentary security programs that can be used to watch recorded videos of multiple cameras. They are not very good and you will probably want to get other software for that purpose. The documentation on the CD isn't great, but it works. It's broken English, but understandable. « Show Less
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There is no storage. This is just a camera. You plug the video feed into something else that can record.
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I had no problem with transferring video. Sound came through fine.I went back and looked as I have only one video on my phone. I could not find the file on my laptop but it is in my Dropbox and it has sound. Tried to transfer again with cable and you are right, it had no sound. I cannot remember how I got it into my Dropbox.
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You have to use the windows app (mix) and download and save to offline. Or you could use vevo or you tube
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You can view recorded video on the device. Video is lower quality. You can also plug it in with the provided cable and view video on your computer.