Can recordings be made and stored on a NAS, and remotely monitored, simultaneously, say on an android or iOS device(s)?
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I don't believe so. Recordings are stored on SD cards on the camera. You can view both live video and recordings from an ios or android device, but only using their app. You can't publish live video to the web.
969345
Not with the phone but with remote computer. With the phone you can take snap shots and record video clips but not watch prerecorded video from DVR drive.
1647045
You could record it if you had a screen capture program. You would almost have to have a PC dedicated just for that and some really huge hard drives. When I used to record on my old camera (wired) It would go through a terrabyte drive pretty quickly. So even if you did do that, much time would need to be dedicated to reviewing the footage at fast speeds. It can take hours every day to do that. I personally think its worth the cost to be able to see the markers on the cloud recording and to be able to check it on my phone.
419177
I runs on a DVR that comes with the system. It can record for about a month before re-using the older data.
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I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I recommend you go to their website and initiate a dialogue. I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I... » Read More I set mine up to record to a NAS device on my local network. Not using a drop box. The camera set up is extremely flexible with lots of options so I'm sure you will be able to set it up to meet your needs. I went to the Sharx website and filled out their contact form. Had a technical person contact me via email within an hour. Via email I told him what I wanted to do and he told me haow to do it. I then contacted them again after receiving the camera and arranged a time for them to call me. They have really great tech service. He basically walked me through setting up five cameras. So, I recommend you go to their website and initiate a dialogue. « Show Less
1977210
No. It only will record to the internal hard drive and doesnt have any way to load a shared or network drive.
294884
I do not see an option for that. It can FTP snapshots when motion is detected. That said, I have an IPhone app called IP Cam Viewer that will record video from any of my web cams.
485235
No, it's not even worth recording, very limited. Hope you find a good one for monitoring at a reasonable price.
911362
thanks for checking with us ! The HD camera provides a local storage solution, recording video directly onto a microSD memory card with up to 128GB capacity (sold seperately). Set your camera for continuous recording or, to minimize viewing time and storage space, for recording only when motion events are detected. The saved video can be remotely viewed from any computer or Android or iOS device. And the HD camera also provide network storage solution, such as NAS & NVR drives, like Synology, ASUSTOR and QNAP. With ONVIF 2.0 compatible for systems integration, the camera can record to any NAS
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No, but with one caveat. If your network sets the copy once flag, you can only view the recording from the machine where the recording was made. For me, a major irritation because my HTPC is client to a the server with all my storage disks. If the server records the program, it can't be viewed from the client... only the server! The way around this of course is to leave your HTPC on and record to a local disk. I am not certain if you can indicate a network share as a viable target for recording.
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Which NAS? If a Synology, you can use the built-in Surveillance Station software for recording. Beyond recording software, all you need are cat6 cables.
1954260
yes I have done this. You can record one at a time, or 2,3 or all 4 at once. It MUST be connected to either a PC or MAC to do any of this.
1188815
Hello,That would be through a separate recorder or a computer set to do that or maybe a cloud service. I havent done it so you'd have to do research.
1598642
So, you want to record the info from one PC and view it on another PC? Remove the device, install it one the PC you want to read it on, and open the log file there. Does this answer what you were asking? Or are you asking if you can view the log from a remote location? Because if that's what you want, they offer a wifi version as well that will email you.
941935
Yes, I know you can use the "Dropcam" camera to be connected to the smartthings hub wirelessly. You can view and record video remotely from your smartphone.
1977211
As others have mentioned, it won't record directly to a NAS, however, you can specify an FTP server to upload recordings to. So in my case, I have a machine in my network that I've configured an FTP server on. The NVR will upload the recordings to my local FTP, which in turn I have set to copy the recordings to a cloud service like Dropbox or OneDrive. Works great so far.
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I have NVR installed on my one server and it manages all of the cameras from that. It also records to the server drives. You can install NVR software on any computer to record video.