can you use Wi-Fi to send pictures to a smart tv
1890748
If your smart TV can see the wifi signal from the camera, I don't see any reason why you couldn't display the pictures on your TV.
1890749
I have an HDMI cable if I want to see the pictures on the TV. I don't have a smart TV. The wifi is so simple to use that if your TV is wifi capable it most likely will work.
366764
if you inquiring if it is a "smart tv" (with built-in internet connectivity), no, it is notwhat I do is set up my apps such as Netflix, Vudu, Amazon Instant Video, et al on my blu ray player (which does have Wi-Fi)
2113936
I do not think so. I connect mine via HDMI for the best picture. I think the TV requires a hard wire connection to the internet but cannot operate wirelessly.
1616243
I don't believe that will work. The only way it would is your wifi has a 10 mile plus signal range. The camera needs to connect to wifi to then to the internet
1888542
The camera sets up its own wi-fi connection to your smart phone and saves pictures to the phone. You can transfer the pictures to a micro-SD card and transfer them that way.
435920
Wifi is not necessary. It's a great add on to a HDTV setup. I think you'll enjoy!
835067
You will need to get the base station also for this camera to work and connect it to your wifi router to get picture on your smart phone. This camera works on slot 4 of base station program.
2128165
You should as I do. The setup is pretty simple. Instructions are provided. You're device will need to be truly equipped with wi-fi capabilities. If it's a device that enables smart apps on your tv, those usually still require an ethernet connection to a modem or a device like this. But this will at least provide a remote hard wire access point in those situations.
2102832
If you are near wifi, you can send pictures from your camera to someone's email. You can also send the same pic to more than one person at a time. You can not send written messages or receive messages.
1918001
No it does not require internet or 'wifi'. This uses a wireless connection from the camera to the receiver. The receiver then attaches to your tv or monitor via a rca video connector. The camera and receiver both need to be plugged in to AC power though, so it is not completely wireless.
1331881
Yes, you can send and receive pictures. You can use wifi also but is better if you have in addition data plan because you can use all functions everywhere
1716110
Make sure the TV has the connection on it then yes! Need the go into menu and indicate wired vs wifi connection also after you run wire from router.
173176
No, not without a separate device with WiFi. This TV is not a "Smart TV". You need something like Roku to be able to access Netflix on this TV.
558510
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility. you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
1160449
Though I have not tried that, I don't see why not? There are several WI-FI based and hard wired single camera systems that do exactly what you want and are very inexpensive.
666476
Yea you can set it up that way. You can also email or direct link to what ever device that has the samsung smart camera app which will automatically send the pic you take after taking the shot via wifi.
1237453
If you have a router and are already set-up with WiFi you do not need an adaptor to set-up the Smart TV. The TV does the work for you.