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Question: Does the camera record audio?
Document: With the starter kit for the inside, I installed the software on a media computer I had integrated into my audio/visual system,  plugged-in the receiver to an outlet that wasn't "protected" by a surge protector and placed the camera in another part of the house, plugging that camera's LAN-like connector into another outlet. The first time I hooked it up, it searched for the camera(s) after I told it I had "one."
The motion detection will always triger the camera to record to the hard drive. If you wish to recieve an email notification that a motion detection occurred then you have to "arm" the notification alerts manually. Once you do this it will send you emails and/or text messages with an attachment every time a motion is detected. The trick is that you have to manually turn this function on from your home PC which isn't a big deal.
The cameras are sending their signal and can be read by 2 receivers at the same time without any problems. They both record, provide live view etc. So why is that important? I have a 94 year old mother that I care for, and I placed the indoor camera number 2 in her bedroom. She loves to sleep in, so I can now be at either one of my PC's and periodically peek in on her without having to leave my chair.
Save your money! This system is horrible! Most of the time the online service is down. The camera cuts off copying the motion even when it is still going on. The wireless capability is buggy and keep going up and down. I had to run wires in order for it to record continuously (when it decides to). Overall I am guessing the good reviews are from the company itself because I see no value in the system. Oh and the premium service is worthless as well.
My dream is to sit in front of the PC and if someone knocks on the door, click on the camera, and conduct a conversation; especially if it is all recorded.Having a motion sensor is great, and it automatically starts to record when someone even begins to approach the area. It is shocking but the motion sensor detects motion even before someone comes into viewing range.The camera does have a lagging time to readjust to changing lighting conditions.
I had been using EvoCam and my Mac to record video with my external iSight camera of my parking spots. Unfortunately, the iSight doesn't record video well at night.I ordered this and the WiLife IR-50 Illuminator Kit. Setup was quick and easy. I just followed the directions for both the Master System and the Illuminator. After the quick interchange of lenses required by the WiLife IR-50 Illuminator Kit, I was up and running recording video at night.
Do them manually- Some features require a premium subscription at an additional cost- The starter set should have included at least one more camera- Lack of audio will disappoint more demanding users- Latency on website video access- Software interface requires some getting used toCONSIDERATIONS1. Your camera must be close to an outlet to connect it via the included 10 foot cable.2. You have to manually adjust the camera focus, so adjust it before mounting.3. Your computer must meet the hardware and software requirements.4.
I do wish, having had it for three or so months now, that it had audio. Otherwise, it works real good. It did have an issue after I had one of those mandatory MS updates, which forced me to restart my PC, but they eventually got it worked out. So, currently no complaints!
When there is activity the software sends out an alert to my cell phone and email plus my wives. We can look at the picture that is sent along with it or go on line and look at live video or the recorded clip that sent the alert. I had no idea how often someone comes up our driveway, now have a record of it.
You can chose to turn your PC on and off when you wish to record, but this doesn't change the fact that power consumption from this device, compared to stand alone devices, will be more.Video quality - you can only get up to 15 fps (frames per second) on this. Some stand alone systems can get you 30 fps, and on the more expensive models you can get as high as 60 fps.
Answer: not that i am aware of...  have not had much luck with these cameras in general...  only work sometimes.