How do you get an active feed from a web browser?
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It has a built-in web browser - just log in via your phone, tablet, or computer - http://IPADDRESS. http://blog.coultard.com/2012/01/how-to-configure-easyn-ip-web-camera.html
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Tim,I bought 2 of these& both were complete NIGHTMARES!!!!! I took them to my computer guy. , his crew took 2 days to get 1 to work & the 2nd unit would not program....so I sent them back .So I really can't help you here...I then did more research & to find out that hard wire is the way to go!!!!Since I have bought 8 hard wired cameras from Swann on AMAZON ,AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE !!!!hardwired is the best
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I'm using it with BlueIris - no problems there. Also works in Firefox, Chrome, and IE (all Windows 8), as well as IOS 7 and 8. If using IE, make sure you have downloaded the most recent ActiveX.
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In order to configure and set these up for the first time you will need a laptop or desktop computer as the web browser uses an active-x plugin that only works on most PC enabled computers. You can then view them from a cell phone/laptop/desktop, assuming that they are properly configured on your network.
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I am not aware of any live feed capability. As far as I know you have to read the info off the card after removing it from the quadcopter
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If you want to see it in action now, go to www.sumpterpinesrvpark.com and mouse over the HOME button, then mouse over WEBCAMS and then go to to Live Action Cams (Public cams outside park). Use user Timothy pw Pinter to log in. If using IE, allow activeX controls. If any other browser, all you need. You can click ona camera and on the left side. This is the webcast feature of Blue Iris, all built in.
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No Web browser, but it does provide apps you can download, provided by Yahoo, so if you have a Netflix or hulu account you can access thru your tv
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Depending on your browser you need activated up-to-date ActiveX on IE or Up-to-date Java with plug-ins on other browsers.
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Not sure what you are really asking. this is tied to live stream.com. Create an account and you can create events. Pretty easy. If you want a continuous channel, the account really serves as that.
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Manual feed I'm pretty sure. Problem I had is that it would lock up with funny colors on the screen whenever I tried to scan - right out of the box, so I returned it.
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Use is explorer or Firefox. They have in a software for Mac I believe on their web site.
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I have tried to surf the web under Windows 7, but it is not working for me. Not sure under Windows 8.
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You do not need Internet access to view the stream live. Just use a web browser and connect directly to camera via its internal IP address.
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Using this as a web browser is painfully inadequate. I suggest buying Chromecast instead. It'a a dongle that lets you broadcast any webpage that you're viewing on Google Chrome onto your HDTV. Price is only $29.99 right now on Amazon. Works amazingly well!
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Yes you can access it via your web browser, however if you want the best experience use the IP Camera Viewer app - it's worth it.
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You can type in whatever data you want to the site but it takes a while . Just get a h7 sensor... it will sync with your smart phone and upload to the internet via the APP
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Don't know. But if it can scan to a computer, why not? If not, feed to a computer on the server network.
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You use a web page to control Rovio, and IE or Firefox or Chrome should work for that. There is also an Andriod app to control it. You do have to connect and setup the Rovio before you can get that from http://www.wowwee.com/en/support/rovio - the software runs on Win7
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Yes - I'm having the exact same problem and have tried both Mozilla Firefox and IE. The receiver is detected, but after you hit "OK" on the detection screen a "Next" button should appear on the webpage to allow you to proceed to step 4. On IE I never see the "Next" button and on Firefox I get the button, but it doesn't do anything. It allows me to hit it, but doing so has no effect. I hope someone can answer this with more than an "I feel your pain" response like this one, for both of our sakes.