would this be the missing link to hook my camera with pictures to a monitor?
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In theory, probably so........ But I was never able to find out. The unit I received was "Dead On Arrival" and I returned it immediately. Amazon was very prompt with the refund. ....They're good people to deal with. KLC
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Depending on your camera. Yes. With an hdmi output from your camera to the monitor or you should be able to see what you're recording as you're recording it.
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Although you will still need some kind of program or utility to actually stream, you can use this as a capture device to run a signal from your camera into your computer. Assuming of course that your camera is able to output on a compatible standard.
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This is only a camera... there is no monitor included. So yes, you'll need separate power for whatever monitor you plug it into.
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I have a bunch of cameras and monitors. Any of them that have RCA connections work with each other.
76800
No, that is for connecting things like Digital camera or smartphone, USB hard drive, Multimedia storage viewer, and USB memory card reader. I use the VGA (blue 15-pin) connection, and HDMI to connect to my computers.
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1. Use the USB attachment on the camera itself and plug into a USB port on the monitor. 2. Connect with the small HDMI cord that comes with the camera (connects to side of camera after you flip open the screen and plug into standard HDMI port). 3. If you use an SD card, remove from the camera and insert it into an SD slot. Hope this helps!
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yes! As long you have the right connecter on both end's "" Its like using vga,HDMI or DVI output on monitor""
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Yes you would be able to , however the image will be reversed but if this is not an issue this will work. All you will need if to have a power source at least 12v connecting to the red power cable coming out from the camera, you will also need to have a yellow video cable to be plugged into the monitor and the yellow cable input of the camera! , hope this makes sense
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No, I don't believe this would work, if i understand you correctly. It sounds like you want to be able to use the camera with the computer, and the vga port in the back of the computer is for outgoing signals and not incoming ones. You might try an adapter card (pci or pcie depending on the age of your system) or an external usb adapter if you're using a laptop which allows incoming video signals. As a very easy way to accomplish this, I've used a product called EasyCap, available here at Amazon in many different forms and for a range of prices.
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Works perfectly with mine. It's a good idea to pick up a short HDMI cable so you don't have a big bundle of wire hanging off your camera. And get a good mounting arm. The monitor is just heavy enough to drift slightly unless you can grip it down well.
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You should be able to hook into whatever monitor you have so long as you have the correct cable and adapter. THere are a variety of adapters that can fit into the Thunderbolt port which supports video
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If you have a device that accepts hdsdi, it will work. I use a Lilliput 663 hd monitor to install my hdsdi cameras and it accepts the hdsdi signal fine. The SDI interface is a BNC connector.
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You cannot hook up a regular monitor to it because it is an ip cam. Best thing you can do for a monitor is having a tablet with an ip cam app.
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Yes you can, and I was able to sync camera with the monitor however the minute I was more then few feet away I lost signal. I had to return. It may have just be a bad item that I received but I ended up just buying new system
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No, you need an external monitor with composite input. In my case I installed a double din stereo receiver with touchscreen LCD, and it had the correct inputs for the camera.
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Absolutely! That's what it is for! Far better than plugging your camera to your computer.