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Hi, I am trying to set up an IP camera in a location with no ethernet plugs (cable/dsl/etc.) there is dial-up only. what is an alternative allowing me to view live images online or somehow viewing..i dont want to hook it up to a vcr ..thank you.

How to set up wireless access for IP network camera? It is a quite a common problem for ip camera user. Today i take Loftek CXS 3200 as a example to help you find out the problem quickly. Make sure wireless ip network camera setting is ok , camera setting should match your router settings parameters(PS: wireless SSID and Encryption) 1-Did you broadcast the SSID of your router? 2-please don't use special characters in wireless key? 3-Disable mac address and ip filter in your router? 4-can you scan your wireless outdoor network ip network camera in the camera's wireless network list? if not, please scan sevral times at this step, the interval between the first scan and the second scan should be longer than 2 minute. 5- As loftek CXS 3200 camera just suport 802.11b/g, so please make sure you use corresponding mode 802.11b/g in your router.Please change the channel to 11(1-11 is ok), but you'd better not use 12 or 13; And ensure you connect the right router. 6-How far from the camera to your router?

To turn on Remote and Web Client access: a. Log in to the server as an administrator b. Select Settings c. In the left column, select General, and then select Network d. Locate and check the Web Service checkbox. Only change the port if necessary. e. Click APPLY and then OK to save your settings

Isn't there a preset to convert it to blu-ray HD progressive instead of the 1080i? As Daniel points out there's no reason to go to interlaced in the MPG2 Blu-Ray from the progressive AVCHD.