ip cam on my tv

[aldo8811 0]

I'm looking for an inexpensive, way to connect my 3 (for now) ip cameras to the hdmi inputs of my tv. My goal is to have each camera connected to a dfferent hdmi input. (i am using the hdmi because that is what is available). Any ideas or suggestions?

[pavel1883 0]

I'm looking for an inexpensive, way to connect my 3 (for now) ip cameras to the hdmi inputs of my tv. My goal is to have each camera connected to a dfferent hdmi input. (i am using the hdmi because that is what is available). Any ideas or suggestions?

 

This device will solve your task.

http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVIPDecoderBox.asp

[buellwinkle 0]

I just did a review on blog for the UG802, a tiny mini PC that runs Android 4.0. Then you can run just about any Android software that supports your cameras. I find IPCamViewer to work well with many brands of cameras and there's a free version and pay version. As for inexpensive, it runs about $60 and you'll need a mouse to work the screen.

[pavel1883 0]

I just did a review on blog for the UG802, a tiny mini PC that runs Android 4.0. Then you can run just about any Android software that supports your cameras. I find IPCamViewer to work well with many brands of cameras and there's a free version and pay version. As for inexpensive, it runs about $60 and you'll need a mouse to work the screen.

 

Features

 

Decode video streams in H.264 codec at a maximum frame rate of the IP device Decode up to 5 megapixel IP cameras Decode up to 64 IP streams Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP, ONVIF or PSIA

 

This device support video in fullhd h.264

http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GVIPDecoderBox.asp

[buellwinkle 0]

I hear ya, but $350 vs. $60 and I can play Angry Birds on on the UG802, just saying