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[Lewis]

I noticed some holes on the Go which say < Webcam > so yesterday thought I'd ask Omlet if they were planning a new product.

The answer was no, its just to connect your own but to let them know ...

 

I already had a camera which I use with in the theare. It was £30 off ebay - it has infra-red night vison and comes with a mains lead and 9V battery so you can just plug a battery in and rest it on top, it says it is 'water and weather proof' and wireless up to 75m

 

 

The receiver has white, red + yellow phono leads to plug into the back of a tele. I plugged it in and it looks ok

- if you got a phono to vga or usb, in theory you could stream it online with software, but I haven't tried it, yet ...

[sandyhas3chucks]

thank you, gives me something else to try searching

[Laura & CTB]

I used to have an infra red camera/microphone set up in the eglu - better than watching TV any night

 

Watching them all jostle for position and listening to the cute noises is very addictive - have fun

[sandyhas3chucks]

did you manage to position it where yu could see all the inside?

[Laura & CTB]

Yes - took a few goes but found if it was mounted at the top of the front wall (by the vent holes) then you could see everywhere except the very start of the entrance.

[Boybeck]

That's a great idea, I love it.

 

I found this on ebay which would probably work.

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WIRELESS-CCTV-CAMERA-SPYCAM-NIGHT-VISION-WEATHERPROOF_W0QQitemZ360226157152QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CCTV?hash=item53df26f260

 

I'd have to figure out a way of getting power out to the walk in run and also a way of mounting the camera in the eglu.

[Lewis]

With mine you can only see a bit at a time because of the camera unless you buy a wider angle lens, I could try putting it in a corner instead of the dead centre with tape instead of a screw.

 

You can either see the nesting box, roosting bars or the entrance ... can have a play though

 

Boybeck, thats the same camera

You could use those white sticky pads or tape to stick it the the eglu, and if you didn't want to use a 9v battery you'd have to get an outdoor plug. Let us know how you get on

This is the phono to vga on ebay £4.30 inc P&P

[Boybeck]

I wonder how long the battery lasts for. Does it turn off and on automatically in the darkness?

[Lewis]

I wonder how long the battery lasts for. Does it turn off and on automatically in the darkness?

No, the infra red lights come on so you can see in the dark

The batteries last a couple of days, at the theatre it goes up on Sunday morning and I changed it on the Tuesday for the first show ... didn't leave it until it ran out though.

Maybe use rechargable batteries so its not too expensive on the batteries

[Raina]

Oooh, like your webcam Lewis!

 

I have an Old CCTV camera (Black & White,Infa Red & sound) that can only connect to my TV via a scart lead,is there anything i can use to connect that to my PC?

 

Thanks

[Boybeck]

LOL oh yeah.

 

Hmm I think the mains power is the best option for the camera to save the hassle of changing batteries.

 

Shame that power cable isn't very long. I need about 4 metres to get it to the socket in the garage.

[Raina]

My CCTV is pretty good,but it's not wireless.

 

It's got about 20 - 30 meters of cable and the plug socket is connected to the scart

[Lewis]

You can buy weatherproof extensions from B&Q which just plug in as normal, then have a big box on the end that you close and click shut

 

Raina, would this work, or is it the wrong scart?

The other way I can think of is to get a scart to phono then the phono to vga I posted before

[sandyhas3chucks]

raina, even if we get the correct cables to ur pc's I think we need something called a dvr card inside our pc's.

Am hping someone will tell us.

you could try searching for scart - usb cables/converters , or scart to vga cnverters

[Laura & CTB]

You can either see the nesting box, roosting bars or the entrance ... can have a play though

 

 

 

I used duct tape to stick it to the eglu so it's much easier to move around to get the right angle - also helps if you have someone indoors watching the tv to go "left a bit, right a bit, down a bit" etc

 

I cant remember the make of camera I had now but it had the option of batteries or mains connection.

I dont think batteries would last that long unless you could train the chooks to switch it off before they go to sleep

[eggalp]

lwescott, what make is your camera please? i would love to have a camera to watch the chooks at night but have no means of outside electricity - one with a battery would be perfect!

[Lewis]

lwescott, what make is your camera please? i would love to have a camera to watch the chooks at night but have no means of outside electricity - one with a battery would be perfect!

It doesn't have a make, just a generic wireless camera

There is one here on ebay for £18.49

[eggalp]

thanks so much that link is fantastic! i am a complete technophobe - does that contain eveything i would need - i already have a red and yellow lead that goes in to the telly from the dvd so i presume i could just use that.

 

If that is all i need i im gonna go for it - what a bargain!! How exciting!

[Lewis]

thanks so much that link is fantastic! i am a complete technophobe - does that contain eveything i would need - i already have a red and yellow lead that goes in to the telly from the dvd so i presume i could just use that.

 

If that is all i need i im gonna go for it - what a bargain!! How exciting!

Yep, you literally plug the battery into the camera, plug the receiver into the tele (using the same one from the dvd will be fine) and turn it on

[Chucky Mama]

[sandyhas3chucks]

very quick update

I bought a Easy cap phone to usb converter.

approx £10 on Amazon.

got picture from my wired cctv onto my lap top, and can view perfectly on my VLC Media player(a free program) took a little tweaking of settings.

Obviously can stream as there is a setting, not had time to suss that bit out tho yet. looks a little more complicated. apparently there is a wizard but not on the VLC version I have

[foreveryoung]

Hello, I have been reading this post and have come to like the idea of the wireless cctv type thing.... more so as we were badly foxed xmas eve. the only problem is we have a 100ft garden and the girls are at the bottom!!

 

 

does anyone have any recommendations on what to go for??? i dont want to them to be too big and suitable for all types of weather (we have electric down there)

 

 

Thankyou x

[sandyhas3chucks]

i tried several wireless from Maplins 2 years ago, and none worked very far and there was lots of interference.

I have a wired cctv all the way from almost to the end(it is pointing at the run that is there.

165 ft of garden

hth

also have fox population.

[foreveryoung]

it will be interesting both watching them in the run during daytime and night!!!! also maybe pop one in the cube!!! (only a small one mind!!)