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I have a wireless camera from a Vex robot. The reciver comes with audio and video jacks to hookup to a television. But is it possible to display these images on the screen of a computer, perhaps using somesort of adaptor, and program.

Please explain your answer.

if the camera is using audio & video jack like those you plug into your TV, that means that camera is still using analog.

computers work with digital, usb or firewire.

I'm afraid, I have never seen an "adaptor" or "bridge" for this.

2008-10-26 15:35:46 by Mr. IQ 152

The Linksys Wireless-G Pan/Tilt/Zoom Video Camera sends live video through the Internet to a web browser anywhere in the world! The advanced MPEG ...

Okay what I need to be able to do is record my neighbor when she is having her out bursts shouting and yelling at me and throwing stuff at my cars aparently the way I look sets her off. That is a whole different story though I need the audio and the video to work preferably through my computer or some reasonably priced system we don't have a vcr and I want it to record over longer periods of time and to be able to make replay these things to the police when she lies about what she did. The police have gotten somewhat wise to her since they actually asked her what she meant by things the last time and she told the police that the dog was loose if he was on a leash! and that the curb was the street and that was where she was going to put the garbage she also told them that if she couldn't make me move my car from the public road that she would park on the street blocking the drive way so we couldn't get out once i have documentation of her threatining me I will file a restraining order

Both D-link and Linksys sell wireless web cameras

http://www.pronto.com/search.do?query=wireless+web+cam&SEM=true&adid=papi1-34552-0_ys&ref={keyword}&creativeid={creative}&site={placement}&OVRAW=wireless%20webcam&OVKEY=wireless%20web%20cam&OVMTC=standard&OVADID=6498943512&OVKWID=78493521512&loadingComplete=true

Good luck with your neighbor

2007-06-29 11:43:54 by Carrie S

Built-in Microphone and speaker allow you to communicate with people directly; Allow remote Pan/Tilt control (Pan: 270° & Tilt: 120°) Auto IR-LED illumination for night vision (up to 8 meters)
Motion detection alert via email or upload to a specified FTP server; Multi-level users management with password protection; Allow remote viewing & record from anywhere anytime
Wi-Fi compliant with wireless standards IEEE 802.11 b/g; Support WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption; Support dynamic IP (DDNS) and UPnP LAN and internet (ADSL.Cable Modern)

I have a wireless G Router already. Now I need the camera so I can view it via the internet from anywhere.

There are a few cameras that almost meet your requirements. Unfortunately, none of them have a battery option included, but they generally run off on DC which means the addition of a battery pack is possible.

The first link is not only low light but also infrared. The others tend to have a low light option.

See links in source(s):

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2006-06-07 16:12:16 by Kat

Full motion real time color video with no delay
150-foot range (no obstacles) 2.450 GHz output frequency Built-in microphone
Composite video connections on receiver

i have a large RC plane (alpha trainer) and i want to put a camera on it, like with a live feed. the plane can carry 40 pounds supposedly, but i cannot put a laptop on it (cuz i dont have a laptop. ) i have 2 webcams, so mite i be able to use those? TIA

Video only you can do this... with a WiFi security cam. You'd have to find a way to actually power the camera from batteries in the plane, and you'd need a WiFi receiver on the ground. Sound wouldn't be a good idea, all you'd hear is engine noise and wind.

Range would depend on many things, but ought to be 1/4 mile at least.

2009-04-10 12:05:57 by Nihal R

It uses a transmitter which connects to my TV using 3 plug rca cable I was wanting to know if there is some software for my laptop I can get so I can view it on my laptop instead of my tv is there some sort of frequency scanner or anything the camera is at this site:: http://www.gadgets.co.uk/item/WIRELESSBULLET/Wireless-Bullet-Camera-with-Audio-2.4Ghz.html

If you want to view the camera output in your laptop then you need a usb tv card with a composite video input which you can connect to from the output of the camera receiver.
Depends ..ahem! what you are gonna use this for?

2007-12-01 08:11:24 by Mr S

We have a security camera system that hooks up to our TV -- we want to hook it up to our computer system. It has male ends of RED & YELLOW for audio and video (male) -- what do we need to plug it into the computer? Thanks!

Here's the trick, you can hook it up to a computer MONITOR, but hooking up to a computer would require a number of things like a camera to USB cable, and software that would interpret that data signal. Otherwise, even if you get the USB cable, it's just random video data. You'd need a video capture card, which is doable, but the format your camera uses may not be recognized.

Basically, it's really complicated and may not work even if the sun and stars are in alignment on this.

2008-12-04 10:39:54 by ScubaWeeble