Trendnet Camera Mac

I have a TrendNet wireless webcam.it works on my LAN just fine and can be viewed on all computewrs on said LAN. However, I cannot view it from anywhere else. The main reason I bought a wireless camera is for security so I could watch my property when I'm away. I called Trendnet and they told me.

Trendnet free download - TRENDnet IPView, Viewer for TRENDnet IP cameras, TRENDnet Smart Home app, and many more programs.
Note: This TRENDnet camera (and most other outdoor TRENDnet cameras) cannot upload video clips to FTP server directly. To upload video clips, you can use CameraFTP VSS on a PC. These cameras are compatible with VSS-based Live View, Cloud Recording and Local Recording.

TRENDnet has introduced Mira, a new professional-grade surveillance camera management software to help users manage TRENDnet’s IP camera line. Mira is also the name of the software’s companion app, a free surveillance camera app for mobile devices that simplifies IP camera installation.

The Mira VMS software includes advanced camera management features designed to simplify the monitoring of surveillance footage and the management of TRENDnet IP cameras. It includes much of the same features as previous TRENDnet VMS software such as live view for up to 64 TRENDnet IP cameras; motion detection, scheduling, and event trigger recording options; advanced playback by event; and custom viewing modes. TRENDnet’s Mira VMS software also offers features not available before, including support for Mac computers, e-maps for floor plan designs, and mobile app integration.

Mobile app support is key for many surveillance applications; it provides instant alerts that allow for immediate action to help reduce risks and damages. TRENDnet’s new IP cameras can be setup with a mobile device; scan the QR code on the camera with the Mira mobile app to start the installation process. The Mira mobile app also offers access to live video, saving screenshots and videos, push notifications, and much more.

TRENDnet’s Mira VMS software and mobile app are free with all supported TRENDnet IP camera models. TRENDnet IP cameras are available online through the TRENDnet store, and worldwide through our distribution and retail partners. The following TRENDnet IP cameras will launch this year and support the new TRENDnet Mira VMS software and mobile app:

TV-IP1314PI / TV-IP1315PI
Indoor/Outdoor 4MP H.265 WDR PoE IR Network Cameras

4 MP HD resolution
Smart covert IR LEDs for night vision up to 30m (98 ft.)
Outdoor IP67 weather rating
120 dB Wide Dynamic Range image balancing
Micro SD card slot (up to 128GB)
TV-IP1314PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1314PI
TV-IP1315PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1315PI
MSRP: USD $124.99
Availability: On Sale Now

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TV-IP1318PI / TV-IP1319PI
Indoor Outdoor 8MP 4K H.265 WDR PoE IR Bullet Network Cameras

8 MP 4K UHD video (3840 x 2160) at 20 fps
Smart covert IR LEDs for night vision up to 30m (98 ft.)
Outdoor IP67 weather rating
120 dB Wide Dynamic Range image balancing
Micro SD card slot (up to 128GB)
TV-IP1318PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1318PI
TV-IP1319PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1319PI
MSRP: USD $169.99
Availability: June/July 2020

TV-IP1313PI
Indoor/Outdoor 5MP H.265 WDR PoE Enhanced IR Network Camera

5 MP HD video (2944 x 1656) at 20 fps
ENHANCED IR LEDs for long range night vision up to 80 meters (262 ft.)
Outdoor IP67 weather rating
120 dB Wide Dynamic Range image balancing
Micro SD card slot (up to 128GB)
TV-IP1313PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1313PI
MSRP: USD $199.99
Availability: July 2020

TV-IP1328PI / TV-IP1329PI
Indoor/Outdoor 4MP H.265 PoE IR Network Cameras

4 MP HD video (2560 x 1440) at 20 fps
Night vision up to 30m (98 ft.)
Outdoor IP67 weather rated housing
120 dB Wide Dynamic Range image balancing
TV-IP1328PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1328PI
TV-IP1329PI product page: www.trendnet.com/products/TV-IP1329PI
MSRP: USD $119.99
Availability: July 2020

TV-IP1331PI
Indoor/Outdoor 4MP H.265+ Color IR Fixed Turret PoE Network Camera

4 MP HD video (2560 x 1440)
Night vision with color up to 30m (98 ft.)
Outdoor IP67 weather rating
Availability: November/December 2020

For more information, visit www.trendnet.com.

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The TRENDnet TV-IP672W is a nice camera with a whole slew of features. While is doesn’t have all the features that some other cameras have it is also not outrageously priced. Most importantly though it is compatible with Sensr.net’s cloud recording. Some users on amazon were actually complaining there was no cloud recording option for the TRENDnet TV-IP672W; however, they obviously didn’t know about Senser.net! This tutorial will show you how to configure your TRENDnet TV-IP672W and how to record to the cloud with Sensr.net

There are five steps to this tutorial so if you already know how to do some feel free to skip around.

Setup your hardware and find your camera’s IP address
Go to your camera’s network access page to control you camera
Get FTP credentials from Sensr.net
Tell your camera about its new FTP credentials
Victory song

1. Setup your hardware and find your camera’s IP address

Setting up the hardware here is pretty easy. Simply plug you camera into your router and a power outlet. Note that if you plan on having you camera connected to wireless you will need to connect with WPS or, if your router doesn’t support WPS, setup via a weird connection and then connect to wireless from the network access page. Once you are connected to power and internet you will need to find your camera’s IP address. I will show you how to do this on a mac (because I am writing from a mac) but it is also very easy to do from a PC (the PC process is outlined in this article). On my mac it is under system preferences>Network>Advanced…>TCP/IP. The page looks like this:

Once you have the IP address just enter it into your browser and it should bring you to a network access page. Everyone’s looks different depending on the make and model of their browser. Mine, for example, looks like this:

If you aren’t sure which device is new you can always unplug your camera then plug it back in to see which one disappears and comes back.

Step 2: Go to your camera’s network access page to control you camera.

Type your camera’s IP address into your browser and it will bring you to a page asking for a username and password. The defaults are admin and admin. Make sure you change these! You don’t want someone getting onto your camera without your permission. Once you’ve entered in the username and password you will get to a page that looks like this:

From here you can control all aspects of your camera. Now that you have control over your camera you are ready for the next step.

Step 3: Get FTP credentials from Sensr.net

Now you are ready to setup stuff from the Sensr.net side of things. We will store all your recorded data in the cloud so you can access it from any device, anywhere. We have a number of different plans but the first week is always free so just set it up and give it a try. If you don’t like it you don’t need to continue to a payed plan. Log into your Sensr.net account click the Add Camera button. Once you login you’ll see a page like this: Next you’ll see a page like this where you can set the timezone for your camera, give it a name, and tell us the model. Cameras default to private but you can make them public if you want to share them with the world. After that, we’ll generate some FTP credentials for your server. This generates a login for your TRENDnet to where it can upload images via FTP. This tells your camera where to upload the images. The important information here is:

FTP Server
FTP User name
FTP Password

Save these so we can add them to your camera later.

Step 4: Tell your camera about its new FTP credential

Go back to the other tab where you have your camera’s network access window. Click the setup tab on the left panel then go to action, one of the options on the left of the page. Choose video Clip from the drop down menu that appears. There are three sections here Trigger by, Video clip type, and Target. First you want to go to trigger by and choose always, then go to video clip and choose 1 frame per second. Lastly go to target and Choose FTP. Copy the credentials you got from Sensr.net and paste them into their respective sections. Make sure the passive mode box is checked and click apply. Now you are done and you should be uploading to Sensr.net go back to Sensr.net and the page should look like this:

Trendnet Camera Software

Step 5: Victory song