How is video viewed in real time? Can the output be a TV, a computer monitor, or both?
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The can be viewed in real time via a monitor or television, if you run audio, it can only be heard in playback (or at least as far as I can tell)
1759843
Yes, the DVR preview is in real time and you can hook up the DVR to your TV or PC monitor.
1759844
Both. Use a splitter. I have a monitor on top of the DVR and a cable running to my T.V. in the family room
1041454
The computer has a VGA and DVI output. So if your Tv has a VGA input run a VGA cable from the back of the Tv to the computer or do what I did and buy a DVI to HDMI cable if your Tv has HDMI input on it.
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Some newer video cards have a MiniDisplay as an output option but not all are the same so it could work fine in theory but could also not. I would stay away if using a PC however. These displays are beautiful but not really worth the price/potential hassle for use with a PC.
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Yes. Your television will show whatever is on the PC's screen when connected.
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Please note that this device has built in LCD screen to be used for playback. Also, you can view the video footage on software installed on a computer. Hope this helps.
1761595
You wold need software to view the media on any display. Why don't you run a media cable from your computer to the HDTV and view it that way?
1033184
There is actually an hdmi port on the monitor, so I'm just using a regular hdmi cable from my computer, works great.
2168678
There is an A/V jack on the side of the monitor, and an A/V cable is included so you can view with a computer monitor or TV.
478228
It doesn't matter what the program you want to watch. As log as your computer has an HDMI port, as well as your HDMI, (and assuming they are both working fine), the HDMI cable will transmit the image on your computer on your tv and also the sound.
864110
Given that there is no difference between a TV and a monitor other than size, you can easily calibrate a TV with it. You would of course have to be using the TV as a display for a computer in order to run the software though.
101504
This one is cheap and it has no audio. I have mine plugged into the TV. I just push a button on the remote to change the input and there you go, you have video. I am not sure about connecting to a computer monitor. Maybe someone else can cover that. Have a nice day.
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Emm, some people said it couple be TV and PC moniter both. But I used it as PC monitor. If u need to install it on the wall, u do better find a pro installer to do it. I tired a few times, have not make it yet.
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I suppose you could though I'm not sure as to how good the quality would be. Utilizing the software video capture as a primary monitor may also have a delay with input if that would matter to you.
911371
This is a TV display monitor, not a TV receiver. It connects to a receiver, cable TV, or satellite receiver video output.
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Vga is for the video. You'll need an audio cable for the video, Just like old computers pre-hdmi
1708169
If I understand the question, yes. You see the video that is being recorded via the outputs on this unit.
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I have found that the display port gives the greatest picture in my experience so far (about 3 months). I have tested all 3, albeit the dvi was coming from hdmi port on my computer.