Can it stream directly to a pc or tv? Thinking about using it for golf swing analysis.
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Yes, you can use the Mini HDMI port to view or record to an external monitor or recording device.
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No. it won't. It's from VGA output on a computer to an old TV which has composite input.I agree with previous answer that you need a TV Tuner card to install in your PC, a card that has an input compatible with the output cable from your Cable box, possible hdmi, or coax cable.
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No, you have to load data onto the hard drive, then watch from there. No streaming available.
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That's the problem. I never found a cable that would connect this to an active computer to stream anything. I had to first transfer my files to the device by internal or external memory and play it natively from the device. real disappointment.
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It can be plugged directly into a TV/monitor with one of those yellow RCA composite video cables. I don't know about downloading video onto a PC as PCs generally don't take those composite video cables. I did find a cheap SD card based DVR that I'm going to try and hook it up to. BTW it's definitely not 500 megapixels, shoots quite grainy video but still a good deal for the price.
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Yes you can stream live. However some sites have apps like CNN, and you cannot stream yet, it says coming soon for android. You do not need to use your PC with the Zeki, just connect it to your tv.
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If I am playing any video on my PC .... I just do a screen to screen ( whatever is viewing on my PC will be showed on TV ... my Samasung Galaxy, my Laptop .... anything.... or you must change the device to DLNA I believe and it will stream just about anything !!
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I have not attempted it. The provided software does not. But it streams the video feed to other applications. There most like are some that can receive and record a live video stream
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Hey Wayne. Really, all it does is take a cable TV or off-the-air TV signal into your PC via a USB port and Windows Media Player, and play it on the screen of your computer monitor. Windows Media Player (or the included player) performs a channel search which checks for available channels, locking them in for your selection and viewing. There is no wireless or networking function to the thing, although I suppose you could set up network streaming and sharing to other computers over a wireless (or ethernet) network just like any other media on your PC. Me, I take the signal from my HDMI-out port on my PC and watch over the air TV on my big screen HDMI-in from my computer. Hope this was helpfull to you.
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Not with the software it comes with. XSplit will work with it and output a greenscreen'd video stream.
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One way to record the video without paying a subscription is to buy a Chromecast. With Chromecast and using the Chrome browser, you can cast the video to your TV and record the live stream directly to a DVD recorder. I haven't tried connecting my PC, but it is possible if your PC has HDMI. If it doesn't, you can buy a USB to HDMI adapter. Here's a link explaining how using a Mac or iOS device. I'm sure Android works, too. http://bit.ly/1qZWmn7
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Really it's only used for game and video capture on your pc. I wouldn't capture cable or satellite do to copyright issues. I'm not even sure if it'll work
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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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Yes, it can but only using a PC connected to the same network. The PC is then used to record and play back the programming.OTOH, I could not get it to tune a number of local channels reliably, despite those channels tuning fine with the same antenna hooked to a Tivo orto a TV directly. It is not as user friendly as a Tivo Roamio basic, which is what I finally installed after returning the Homerun.
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Yes, it has live streaming (slight delay depending on your network speed, I have about 2 seconds). However, it cannot be "hooked up" directly to the computer. This is a network camera, so streaming happens via your Ethernet (wired network cable) or wifi (your wireless). You view the streaming video in browser, and also can view in mobile app. I also have another software that this streaming and keeps videos for 30 days.
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check this site out...I am looking to do the same thing... http://www.svideo.com/pc2tv.html
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Hello, yes you can hook it to a computer, I view it on a computer,you will need a program to record it, media player might not do it. You will need a 12v plug and possibly a bnc connector to convert the video end to plug into your computer.