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|    Zaidy036 to micky    |
|    Re: Wired, outdoor PC cameras?    |
|    26 Dec 22 12:02:47    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.home.repair       From: Zaidy036@air.isp.spam              On 12/19/2022 12:09 PM, micky wrote:       > I wanted to get some waterproof/outdoor cameras that plugged into the       > PC, or maybe something that connected straight to the PC.       >       > But all I see for sale are cameras meant to clip to the monitor, not be       > screwed to the wall.       >       > Or if they are meant for outside, they are either wifi or they are meant       > to go to some sort of separate video recorder.       >       > Do they sell what I want?       >       > I'm not worried about burglars or porch thieves, I just want to look at       > my yard when I'm inside. There is some wildlife that spend time there,       > but I have no window on that side of the room I spend a lot of time in,       > and even if there wwere I window, I'd have to stand up, leave my work at       > my desk, stand on the bed and look down at the yard. I want to be able       > to watch on the PC monitor instead. --- If I went outside, most of the       > animals would run away       >       > I hoped to have 3 cameras**. A real bonus would be if I could do       > something like run all 3 into one hub and just run one wire through the       > window frame or wall. (Darn, I found what they call a waterproof       > enclosure for a 4-port hub, but it's showing just a regular $10 hub and       > a box without only one usb jack. By Sabrent but Amazon has no ratings       > and no Q&A. I'll keep looking, or make my own?)       >       > It it possible to cut the the USB connector off of a cord, slide the       > wire through a hole, cut the wire to the desired length, and reattach a       > USB conector?       >       > **One facing the front, one to the right of that, and one mounted a foot       > or two away, around the corner of the house, facing the side yard.       Why use wired when Wi-Fi cameras are available? Google "Wi-Fi outdoor       camera". Add "Solar" for more. Battery replacement time depends on use.       If you have one outside light nearby can provide power from it.              Some info here:       https://www.bestbuy.com/discover-learn/top-8-things-to-know-abou       -solar-powered-security-cameras/pcmcat1637608496025              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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