can this ccd camera be used with a lab top computer for viewing live or to recorde video
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yes you can do it you just have to connect it with video capture.we also selling it and it called " Navroute Tiburon Deluxe Underwater Video Camera "ASIN: B00746RWOU
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I don't believe so. The camera has only one output- the USB thumb drive. Any real time capture from that would likely cost many times the value of the camera.
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Intended for use with a laptop or desktop computer with the software installed on it--I think not. I have an LG smart TV, and I wouldn't even try, as there is no software installable to the Tv to run the camera--unless you fed video to the TV from a laptop or PC, with software installed. The camera's USB will plug-in to the TV, but is not intended for a camera.
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I can't imagine it not working. This is a fairly simple piece of equipment. I think, maybe, the emphasis on laptops is because most laptops tend top come "fully loaded" for multi-media whereas desktops - maybe not. My Dell laptop already had all the software I needed to use the camera. If you don't have the software to process the signal coming from the camera, you might need to download something.
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You would need some video capture software. This is NOT a USB or IP camera.
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I guess you culd use it in a pinch for a quick pic of something. it wouldn't be scan quallity. I would suggest an inexpensive printer/scanner like te Epson 300 you culd hook to your laptop. if you're travelling light then this might not be workable. Maybe one of thse hand held scanner would work for you? I can't recommend this webcam for scanning purposes.
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You might need a computer for initial configuration, but once configured there is no reason to have camera this webcam connected to PC. It is wifi ready.
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Yes, but remember that this camera has a slightly narrow field of view. You're not going to get a wide angle view of the surroundings. Also, be advised that viewing this image requires that a special plug-in be loaded into your browser. You can't just go up to any PC and view the image.
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Yes, mine is hooked up to a lap top via an EasyCAP DC60 - USB 2.0 Audio/video Creator Capture High-quality Analog Video and I use a software video capture program to record to the hard drive, however its tedious and I reccomend getting aZmodo PKD-DK4216-500GB H.264 Internet & 3G Phone Accessible 4-Channel DVR with 4 Night Vision Cameras and 500 GB HD for about 100 bucks more for easy recording of surveillance video.
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No, I don't believe that there is any way to use it as a webcam. It's only connection to the computer is to download video files taken by the Handycam.
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Probably if you can get updated software from Logitech. It's a pretty old product. I purchased it years ago to work with XP. There has to be more current, good, reasonably priced cams available.
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You would need a capture card that has the proper video inputs on it for a desktop system or one of those USB connection devices they make for laptops.Honestly, though, if that's really your goal, get an IP camera that lets you log into it with your computer, tablet or smart phone through your internet connection. Otherwise, just hook it up to an old VCR or get one of those security DVRs, which would let you add additional cameras to it.
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I don't think it will allow you to connect to your pc and record video. Converts your BNC to a PC monitor via VGA
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I'm very bad with electronics and not sure what CCD is. The camera works great. We have interference on the monitor but I think it's a problem of not being secure in the power port. If I tape it to the drink holder it is better. The monitor is very small and hard for these old eyes to see.
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You need to capture video from the camera to computer. There is a lot of devices to do that, for example USB CAPTURE VIDEO.
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No, it has a video output so you can put the image on a monitor. You can't take pics either live feed only.
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The camera doesn't connect to directly to the monitor. It connects to your wireless/wired network, so as long as whatever software you choose works on your computer and is compatible with camera you should be ok