Can I control the camera's movement via the internet or can it only be controlled with the remote and DVRs mouse?
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Yes you can control over the enternet, except enabling or disabling patrol mode which the camera can automatically move to a series of predetermine locations.
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You can control it anywhere there's an Internet connection via the Swann app. Works great on my galaxy note 3 !
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Yes, I have done it two ways. FTP server and iSPY. I highly recommend the iSPY program. It is free and easier to setup. I only have done this with a wired connection though. FTP server setup is confusing to do, and i only got it working with scheduled recordings not motion sensor.
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yes, I'm currently setup for it to do that, completely without pc.it can set schedule and sensitivity for motion detection and email themit also have a web interface which is 200% better than the app it come with in the cd.however its motion detection is software based, so it'll misfire frequently when there's change in lighting, or camera pan, etc
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No, there is no remote control. However there is a wired control, the circular thing that you see on the right bottom part of the picture, it has a decently long cord and it is nice to use; since this is primarily a system for the computer, the control is very useful when you place it next to the mouse.
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Yes, you have the ability to schedule, set up motion activation, or continuously record on the DVR. Thank you, Eagletec
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Yes, but you need the appropriate recording and connecting device. It should allow Internet access in addition to the functions of recording and processing the images. You can set up, following the instructions, a good viewing connection for real time or replay remote. The camera is seperate and can be connected to most systems. Hope this helps!
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This is an Analog Video camera "ONLY" and is NOT an I.P. Camera (independent Network device that stream A/V) the Video feed need to pass and be processed trough an DVR system or Video streamer device/appliance in order to be Monitored/Controlled trough the Network...Just with only this Camera Model, it CANNOT be accessed remotely. Get a DVR system that can be accessed trough an internet browser(WEB/HTTP) or that is compatible with Apple iOS, Android, Windows, Symbian or Blackberry OS Devices, depending on your needs...
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No. You cannot use the remote control to power on or off the camera, only to start or stop recording, or take a picture.
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Yes I can , buy lately have come many better remote video cameras out . Try any 1.3 MegaPixel Network Camera with a NVR.
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This analog cam I believe can be activated by motion with the DVR you will be using, not from a separate sensor in the camera..
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Do not need software this is a camera - your DVR has the software in it - just go to the ip address and login using the user name and password you set in the set up of the unit. It WILL NOT WORK in your home network!!!! You must go to an outside internet source or you must use the ip address of the unit. I had to use No-IP.org because I do not get a static ip from my DNS provider.
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The camera can be viewed with almost any browser. I have had NO success trying to get full control because the suppled software is NOT signed, and windows will not run it.
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Sorry, I have no idea.although I am confident it could be controlled by computer, I purchased a controller for the four cameras I purchased. B&H; Photo Video sells a nice controller. You know, to use the output with a computer you also need a capture card or interface capable of a composite input.
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Honestly, I'm not sure, although it may not count against your Internet account. The data is transferred from the camera to your in-house wireless network. I'm not sure it goes across the Internet. I would call Logitech to be sure. They were very nice and helpful when I talked to them.
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Nope. Any motion sensing would have to be done in the software. Most modern systems do it this way, these days. Keeps the cost down on the camera, anyway.
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why would you? you can use the camera's delayed shutter timer. besides you would have to be at the remote's cord distance.. it's not wireless.
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I have mine, and the ONLY way to control remotely is over the internet through the website. I'm not a computer genius, but the thing registers itself, etc... and you need to access it through the web. If anyone knows otherwise, let me know!