What streaming codec are been used to stream? Can we stream to an IP instead?
1439626
The codec is H.263. You can stream do an IP, but you have to set up a RTMP server... take a look at http://shelldoc-en.cerevo.com/operation/dashboard-setup/3-4-6.
1439627
It will stream to just about any RTMP server. The protocol on this device is h.263.
1056227
I am not sure. I have a tivo roamio which has stream built in and I can only stream to my iPhone or iPad but not laptop. Hope that helps. You can check the tivo website and do a search
283739
It is just a switch. If you know how to connect your devices with an ethernet switch, it is theoretically fast enough for HD streaming. But I did not use it for that purpose before.
2211890
To the best of my knowledge, the stream goes directly to Ustream or other named content streamer ie Livestream for my purposes. We've used this numerous time to stream through Livestream which ran with only about a 2 second delay from camera shot to web viewing
1640046
No it cannot by itself. The unit will only stream from your main hard drive inside your computer (usually drive C:). You can stream from an external hard drive connected to your router if you have a media server program that was included with your router's software or with a third party program such as Twonky. However, the formats the player will read are limited and even then it may not read those formats.
511616
No, but Plex (free) can stream and transcode recorded tv to those clients should you add a computer to handle it.
1550398
Yes it does. There's no reason why it shouldn't. In fact, I've used this capture card to stream with adobe's and wirecast encoder and have not encountered a streaming issue with any service host...and I've used a bunch.
2028335
Not that I know of..... I've only been able to use as a streaming device (ustream) or to record to apple devices...
2239129
I tried to connect this to my Flash Media Server in Local computer and on my internet server. Unfortunately I couldn't. other Stream Providers needs to outgoing internet. remember the Highest quality is SD Not HD.
297395
I use the livestream broadcaster. I had issues using the application. It kept overheating the proccesor. But it all depends what you are going to use to broadcast. They are supposed to tell you what you need.
187691
Not at the moment. I hope that this will be expanded in firmware updates, but at the moment I believe it just operates with ustream.
1883761
yes i can stream 2 of these to zoneminder on amazon vpc with a m3.medium.... and you need at least 4+Mbps upload, but if so, i can get 30fps... need to reduce monitor resolution, or up aws instance type to see it, so that can be expensive
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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!
1109216
No, audio streaming only. Formats and providers are changing so fast that you'd be best off getting a roku/amazon/google streaming stick or device anyway.
2165129
Linux and xbmc will work fine, 4k is just the picture quality of whatever you're streaming, so I believe it will work.
395184
Yes, I am able to stream Netflix. Bear in mind that each situation is different (interference, your pipe, and distance). I do recommend optimizing using the fast-lane tech they have. It greatly reduces interference, thus increasing BW needed for streaming. I used 5gHz device (my S3) to AC1200, then 2.4gHz Ac1200 to router. This works much better than all 2.4gHz overlay. You need to get into NetGenie to make the designation, and your portable device has to support 5gHz. Hope this helps.
2037661
Ok...so...there is no simple answer to this question. If you just take this out of the box and expect a "live stream" setting of some sort you won't find one. But it is very possible to use this camera for this. First, a Google search DID turn results. So, if you need specifics, there's your starting place. This camera has an hdmi jack, so whatever you're recording can be broadcast to an external video display (a TV or a piece of equipment which streams it live over the Internet- like a capture or video card attached to a computer or some standalone equipment I'm sure exists). I don't know if that hdmi sends sound too. However, there are alternate hookups available. There is a yellow audio/video output for component cables. The Internet says this can be used for either audio out for headphones or for video out. But apparently not for both at the same time. Either way, there's people rigging this up successfully. Search around and be prepared for some adapters, software, and possibly hardware. There's no built in video server or anything fancy. Not sure if any cameras in the world have that. So, I think the appropriate answer is that this camera does everything that all other cameras do really, and seems to stream live rather than just play recorded over externals. Not sure if sound will come from one hookup or from multiple jacks/cords.