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Dec 21, 2019 15:01:06 GMT
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Is there a way to link two Android devices to use one as a camera and the other as a monitor?
Sometimes It would be handy to 'see' what your doing without direct line of sight
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Dec 21, 2019 17:58:07 GMT
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Ok,
I found a thing called TeamViewer, allows whatever one device does to be seen on another device
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madmog
Club Retro Rides Member
Posts: 1,155
Club RR Member Number: 46
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There's a freeish app called "Presence" which I've used on a pair of Iphones Iphones. It also works for Android but I've no direct experience. From memory, if free it'll record upon detecting movement for 30 seconds then stop. then wait 5 minutes before recording again. If paid you can do more.
As the 'camera' I used an old Iphone without sim in aeroplane mode (so it didn't keep bitching about no sim) wirelessly connected to the house Internet and got updates if there was movement.
Anyhow, although it's main aim is security I hooked it up again just now and it does give a live view for free from the camera phone to the viewer phone. There's about a 1 second delay and movement is jumpy but it's worth a look since free.
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gte86
Part of things
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Jan 13, 2020 22:13:14 GMT
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I purchased one of these and although it's not brilliant it's a useful tool and for the money it's cheaper that a mirror. It struggles to focus unless it's close and can be a bit floppy to manoeuvre, but it's so cheap you can't go wrong |
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