“remote recording? Can you use this in a cottage up north and control it on a computer at home?”

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• Yes, you would need an Internet browser that can run Java and/or the MyDLink Lite app on your smart phone. Note, however, there are limitations on what you can "control," remotely. Since the product does not have tilt/pan functionality your image is static. That said, with the 1150 you can turn sound on/off, take a picture, switch between day/night/auto mode, turn sound detection on/off, turn motion detection on/off, and turn extender mode on/off.

  Answered by ToDyHy 11 years ago

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• If you use the cloud service to view records, then yes. You can view anywhere. I believe the phone app on android allows record but snapshots only in iPhone. Also you can push records via FTP off site. And email still images.

  Answered by rrho170 10 years ago

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• Yes, if your cottage has broadband internet service.

  Answered by Chief 10 years ago

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• if your cottage has wifi, yes...use with smartphone or tablet. I do not recommend computer-

  Answered by jimie 11 years ago

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• We value the concern you have about our product. As long as you have an Internet connection you will be able to view the camera at home.

  Answered by D-Link Support 11 years ago

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• You can use this in the cottage however you will need some form of connectivity either wireless or wired.

  Answered by LuckyJohn 11 years ago

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