What speed internet is needed to view live feeds
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I am able to view live feeds over 3G on my iPhone. They come in just fine. If you are referring to the Internet speed at your house I would say a few megabits per second is all that is needed. I had uverse which offered a 30 mb/s package (actual speed less than 10) and had no issues. Now I have 50 mb/s with Comcast (about 10-12 actual) and no issues.
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I am on DSL which is not anywhere near as fast as cable, and it works just fine. The bigger problem is the quality of the cameras which is terrible. I bought 4 cameras and only 1 out of the 4 is working after less than 6 months. Only a 90 day warranty so I'm out over $1,000. I would look at another provider. Bob
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A web browser would help to get current year epiosdes of network TV as well as the local news. If I could get that fully operational, why would I need cable at all. $90 is better in my pocket than theri pocket. I need access to current year shows, local news and sports,
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The speed of your internet connection is irrelevant to this device. Anything under 100Mbps is going to be fine, anything over will work but will be throttled by the adapter. You're fine using this.
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If you ditch cable I would recommend 18 Mbps or higher. For local channels I use a hd over the air antenna, for fox , cbs , etc. also buy from ez media experience, they offer tech support, good luck oh also YouTube ez media experience they have a video on there box
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We use four. HD for a DVR. TV, computer, and one which connects to our modem to the AC house current. Having checked our internet connection speeds with a wireless laptop vs the desk computer the downloads and uploads are comparable. The Sling connection "finds" the Inet faster.
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Can tell you that my download speed is 12Mbs and upload speed is 1.5Mbs. If streaming, passing a lot of data so it takes time for buffers to load. The browsers are not the best, they are spongy. Passing text to and from the RPi using Putty is fast. For price and size, it has excellent speed. You have to exercise patience when doing some procedures especially if using Linux. Linux is great OS but runs lots of commands. So it can appear slow. Check Google and Youtube for information. They almost have everything you will need in procedures and programming. Am having trouble with Realtek wifi dongle. Range is very poor. Really enjoy my RPi. Have already bought three. For the money, you can't go wrong. This is the future of streaming. Good luck with the Pi.
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Check out this website for your areahttp://antennaweb.org/address.aspxIt is pretty accurate but I am getting more channels than it says I should so your mileage may vary.
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You can view it anywhere as long as you have a wifi or data connection, however the video feed is so choppy and lags so bad that I sent mine back.
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You'll need to have a really strong feeder signal from your router. It says 70%, but you're going to need more like 85%
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The camera feed can be viewed directly by IP address over an internal network even without Internet access. The Android and iPhone mydlink Lite apps have a "Local" devices option that will show the camera feed provided the phone is connected to the same wireless network (i.e.: WiFi, not 3G\4G cellular). A computer or network video recorder on the same network will be able to record video from the camera as well. Obviously, remote live viewing will not work if Internet access is not available to the camera.
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You tube "echo speed feed" there are several videos out there. Or copy and paste this: http://youtu.be/kqO3kKZttWc
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To stream netflix, 10/100 Mbps is fast enough because the traffic from your ISP (such as Xfinity/Comcast or AT&T Uverse) will only go as high as 20-25Mbps for down stream and up stream is much much less. The Gigabit speed is only needed between PC to PC on your local network. For example streaming or transferring a file from one PC to the other or to the TV. For example, I have the cable/dsl modem connected to my wireless router. Then the router is connected to the giga switch, with other PCs connected to the giga switch as well. That way, all my PC will be on the giga and can transfer or stream at speeds higher than 100 Mbps.
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I have a slow cable modem, it's hard to say what "regular" and "higher download speeds" mean to different people, but for my area 12 MBPS is about as slow as it gets. That being said, I run a lot on those 12 megs, so if you had 6 MBPS DSL or something like that you would probably be fine. If you mean a 56k modem, I can't say for sure but I wouldn't bet on any video streaming working out.
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Hello Armando, HomeMonitor requires a minimum upload and download speed of 0.5Mbps for live view and it's recommended that the camera be no more than 15 meters from your router so the camera has enough signal strength and bandwidth to upload the video. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Network Camera Store
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Up to 4 Mbps. Here's the link to the mfg for the full spec: http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=369
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I only use it for data transfer from my t3i to my phone. I dont think you can monitor a live feed.
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How will you compare the browsing speed to that of a normal wifi from a desktop or laptop?