Can I use this product with a netcam that gets hot?
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Are you talking about something like a Dropcam? I don't think those have an air intake so I don't know that resting such a cam on this cooling pad would help. I've never heard of one of those cams getting hot, though. Maybe just elevate the cam above the surface so air can circulate around it.
1991217
Yes, I am doing that exact thing every week for a internet meeting. very easy to do. screen on the camera pops up showing webcam option when plugged in. just click.
612856
I use mine with a webcam. It should be fine linking two or maybe get a longer cord.
87889
Don't see why not, but you would still need some way to get power to the camera. For example, you could use the belkin F7D4555 adapter, which goes for like $15 from bensoutlet, but you would have to supply power to the adapter and the ip cam as well
2268396
You would need some video capture software. This is NOT a USB or IP camera.
1554428
Hi, I didn't really use this as I returned it because according to the manual, it can not be installed in places where the cameras are exposed to heat & moisture. I had planned placing this on my backyard, but outside, it can get up to 115 degrees (Vegas heat) and monsoon rain during the summer months.
1825151
You can. That's basically how I set mine up. Call foscam support if you get stuck anywhere. Some find the portforwarding settings a bit confusing. Just fyi. Support is very helpful, they can remote access your pc if need be.
1751384
Yes. This should work with no problem. Just don't plug the feed side into a network switch and the camera shouldn't even know the Ethernet has anything connected camera side.
303239
To be safe you would have to ask the manufacturer of the specific product, but that said, I can tell you that I am using a "safe" adapter between the hot shoe of my Lumix DMC FZ230 and a very old flash unit that is supposed to be too "hot" with no ill effect.
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No, I don't believe this would work, if i understand you correctly. It sounds like you want to be able to use the camera with the computer, and the vga port in the back of the computer is for outgoing signals and not incoming ones. You might try an adapter card (pci or pcie depending on the age of your system) or an external usb adapter if you're using a laptop which allows incoming video signals. As a very easy way to accomplish this, I've used a product called EasyCap, available here at Amazon in many different forms and for a range of prices.
2270590
Yes, IF you have a Web Browser, Network and a Router (For the TRENDnet Camera to connect to) However, I've been disappointed with mine. Allow me to suggest http://foscam.us
279516
Go and download the msetup and you can make the camera do what you want it to do.http://www.mytempfiles.info/mobius/index.html
1865777
It does not have a dome over the camera so most likely u will have problems with the unit. My suggestion would be to buy a heated dome unit.
620631
I haven't tried it for that, but the specs say it should work. Alternatively you can use an Active USB extension cable to power a dropcam.
1834241
Yes, if by that you mean you can use it to connect to your phones' hot spot. It is only a receiver tho so you wouldn't be able to use it to turn your pc into a hot spot.
999752
Definitely no, the housing is too small (in this case the housing is even smaller than your camera). You can setup the electronic components of a webcam (dissassembled webcam) inside this.
1680847
Yes I can , buy lately have come many better remote video cameras out . Try any 1.3 MegaPixel Network Camera with a NVR.