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TheChadwick - Posted 7:37 pm PDT 03/10/09 (314 Posts)
I'd like to jump on this... They say the cameras transmit directly to the receiver... and then where? Can I plug it into my computer and record the footage to my hard drive? Are they motion sensing or will they just be continuously recording things?
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zachary15 - Posted 7:46 pm PDT 03/10/09 (111 Posts)
only hook up to tv , you need capture card to record on hardrive
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HailRedskins - Posted 7:51 pm PDT 03/10/09 (11 Posts)
how secure do u think these wireless cams are? I wouldn't want these running anywhere within my house. Possibly used for looking outside a window tho.
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jchalos - Posted 6:18 am PDT 03/11/09 (31 Posts)
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nancyjay77 - Posted 7:03 am PDT 03/11/09 (17 Posts)
Have a friend who had a couple of these...I guess you can't be too careful!
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synapse888 - Posted 7:09 am PDT 03/11/09 (14 Posts)
How would you interface this to a computer to record video (aka how would you record 4 streams at once)
For us windows users, what software would we run to record/view /manage these cameras? For example I would like to implement some sort of motion ...what software could I use for that?
For us windows users, what software would we run to record/view /manage these cameras? For example I would like to implement some sort of motion ...what software could I use for that?
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Enduro - Posted 7:45 am PDT 03/11/09 (881 Posts)
I imagine this broadcasts four screens at a time with RCA out. Plug it into a VCR or DVD-R or what have you and record all 4 at a time. Great for party store robbing exercises.
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krusty - Posted 10:02 am PDT 03/11/09 (589 Posts)
I believe the box that comes with it switches between cams, 1 at a time, with the use of a remote. If you can emulate the remote with a slingbox it would work great.
I have a single wired camera, similar to one of these, to monitor my driveway. It's connected to an old PVR then to my slingbox. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an IR code to control the PVR from the slingbox so it's unlikely there's an IR code for this.
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