Can you receive audio stream along with video on a PC or MAC?
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Yes there is a video and audio stream. On the PC you can use MultiLive to record the video/audio. On the Mac you should be able to record using the Safari browser although I've not tried it.
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I have, and use, a Mac. I receive both audio and video without any issues. I monitor remotely on my iPhone, and have the system set to send me email alerts if motion is detected while I'm away from home. I imagine that the same would be true of a PC, but cannot verify that through personal experience.
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yes audio is available on PC (don't have a MAC so I don't know). Audio is also viable on an android phone but not with a tiny cam app (audio only as mentioned in the book.)
1842263
On a PC and iPhone 5, you can receive video and audio. Not sure if it's two way, but we can hear what's is being said at our store.
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It depends on which browser you use. On Windows, Internet Explorer will play the audio stream if you install the provided ActiveX control. (The ActiveX control also enables a few other minor features, like screen capture.) On Windows, Firefox will play audio if you also have QuickTime installed (or some other video player that responds to QuickTime traffic, like VLC.) I do not have QuickTime installed, so I view the mjpeg stream which does not include any audio. Because all Mac computers and iOS devices include Safari and QuickTime, they can all play audio. (You can also optionally choose the soundless mjpeg stream.) I have not tested the camera with Ubuntu Linux; I doubt it will play audio by default, because Ubuntu doesn't have Microsoft Internet Explorer (so the camera's ActiveX control can't work) and doesn't include QuickTime.
1073333
It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
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Yes, only audio, only video, or both. Just connect the applicable cables...
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Has anyone tried an HDMI connection from a computer into his receiver? I'm considering hooking up a Mac Mini to it and using media server software to send it audio and video.
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That's dependent on your computer's graphics card. Most new computers have motherboards that support this feature out of the box otherwise you might have to get an after market graphics card to be able to get both audio and video through an hdmi
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I have and MAC and a PC and it works with both. I hooked in up with a cable (not provided) and bluetooth and it works both ways.
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but can I stream MY movies from my pc? never seem the apple tv in action :-)
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Yes you can. Some Mention to Apple TV is some times listed but it's just an HDMI to VGA with audio converter. Works well for me.
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There are several free apps for that; it depends on if you want the Mini-PC to do everything or if you capture on a PC and then playback on the mini. Playback works (OK) but to do the whole thing is tricky, but can be done with a high speed enough connection, USB 2.0 may not cut it.The Mini-PC is not very stable from a wireless point of view it lost the signal many times while I was trying to stream from a local NAS box via wireless. For the current price, I recommend a ROKU for steaming and a custom (software) Rasberry Pi for the capture device.Good luck!
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The cable is capable of doing that. It depends on your video card. I have an older nvidia card (8650 I think) which has a 2-pin connection for accepting digital audio. I connected that from my motherboard and made sure digital audio output was enabled in windows. Now this cable transmits audio with the video.
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Yes. Support Audio Playback.. Anything that comes with bluetooth to your PC, MAc,ETC
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Yes. Works fine on a PC. Not so good on a Mac. I have converted many VHS tapes with this item.
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Also, PC iTunes can stream to numerous units simultaneously as well as Macs. I swap the audio back and forth from my Mac to the PC, depending on whose computer I'm wishing to use.
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If I understand your question correctly, you want to hook it up to the computer that will transmit the video and audio. (That COULD be both computers in which case you need two of these.)
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Hi,It's not possible to do it from a PC or Mac, you need an IOS or Android device, once the MediaShare software it's only available for those devices.
196090
No, However I was able to use my apple remote to control it on my Mac. I don't know about on a PC.
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You can do either or. I have the box sitting next to the console with a long USB cable going into my laptop on the coffee table. You could also record straight to an sd card in the box and then transfer that later. For streaming you will need a PC hookup.