The quality that comes from this camera is amazing. It blows away my old Logitech 750n camera. My old Logitech camera got the IR red light of death that never went off and was forever frozen. I searched around the internet trying to find another camera that I could use to replace it that was as similar as possible to that camera since Logitech has decided to discontinue it. In comes the Samsung SmartCam HD Plus SNH-V6414BN.
For those of you that say the picture is grainy or that the camera won't work your problem probably lies in your internet speed. I have TWC 100mbps internet and I have about a 1 second delay and it is yet to drop. I also have it connected via a wireless router, the
NETGEAR Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band Wi-Fi Gigabit Router (R7000)
. On top of all of that I have it running through
Blue Iris Full Version Supports Up to 64 IP Cameras
which in my opinion is the best security camera monitoring system.
The instructions to set up the camera come in English, French, and Spanish. On one side it lists how to set up the camera using iOS, and on the other side it shows you to set up the phone using an Android phone.
Step 1: Take the camera out of the box and attach the usb cable. Then, plug in the adapter into the wall outlet so that the camera is now on.
Step 2: Go to the Play Store from your Android Device. Search for "Samsung SmartCam" and install the app. Open the app.
Step 3: Create a new account. Enter user ID, password, name and email, then click Register.
[The username and password created in Step 3 will be the username and password that you will use to log into your camera every single time from the Samsung SmartCam app]
Step 4: Tap "Wireless Setup" (or wired if yours is wired). Follow the on screen directions.
Step 5: Select your cameras serial number and click next.
Step 6: Select your home wifi network and enter your home wifis password. Wait for the LED light to turn green.
Step 7: Create a name and password for your camera. REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD AS THIS IS THE PASSWORD THAT WILL BE USED FOR BLUE IRIS!
Step 8: Select your time zone
Step 9: Enable motion and/or audio events
CONGRATULATIONS! FINISHED!
Now after logging into the app, I would click Setup at the top and then scroll down to change the video settings so that the camera defaults to High Resolution when recording. Then, go ahead and click on the Camera tab at the top. Next, I would click on the 3 dots and 3 lines to the right of your camera's name. From this screen at the bottom you have 4 options, Live, Event, Playback, and Setup. I would click Setup and then click General. From this location you can turn on/off Night vision, the display date, and turn on/off the status LED. Save your changes as the bottom and go back to the previous screen.
Next, I would click on SD Card. Most definitely have the "Use SD card" option checked. The camera comes with a 16GB Transcend micro SD card. However, I bought this one to upgrade
SanDisk Extreme PLUS 64GB microSDXC UHS-I/U3 Card with Adapter (SDSQXSG-064G-GN6MA)
. I saw on Samsung's web site that you can buy up to a 128GB micro SDXC card. If you decide to check the box for "Continuous Recording" be warned that it is continuous recording 5 minutes at a time. So if you want unlimited continuous recording this is where you are going to need Blue Iris.
Officially this camera is not supported by Blue Iris, but I made it work. Here is what you need to do. Open Blue Iris and right click the middle of the screen where the video feed would be. Scroll down to the 4th to last option and click add camera. From here you want to go to the tab labeled "video." For the device type you have 4 options to pick from. Make sure you pick the third one, Network IP. Then, click configure to the right. SEE THE SCREEN SHOT I HAVE POSTED! The screenshot will give you the correct configuration so that Blue Iris can find your camera.
At this point you can then change your Blue Iris settings so that the camera records at 30fps, 1080p continuous record, set alerts, record files in mp4 format, make a new video file each hour, and all of other goodies that come with the program.
I couldn't find a guide like this on the internet, but after much trial and error I thought that this should be shared with everyone.
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| video resolution | 1080p | 1080p | 4 MP | 1296p | 2K | 4 MP |
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From the manufacturer
Simple, Smart, Secure.
SmartCam HD Plus Wi-Fi Home Camera
Keeping track of what’s going on when you’re on the go has never been easier. The Samsung SmartCam HD Plus is the perfect way to keep an eye on what matters most. See if the cat is climbing the curtains, the kids are playing ball in the living room, or just check in to know that the house is safe and secure.
Remote Viewing with SmartCam+ App
View your SmartCam HD Plus from your mobile device anytime ─ from anywhere in the world ─ for instant peace of mind. Simply download the free Wisenet SmartCam+ app for Android or iOS to your mobile device and begin viewing in minutes.
Key Features
- 1080p Full HD Streaming and Recording
- High Capacity Storage (max. 128GB, SDXC)
- 130° Ultra-Wide View Angle
- Wide Dynamic Range
- Improved Night Vision (33ft, 10m)
- Lens Distortion Correction
- Two-Way Talk
- Motion Zone Select
SmartCam HD Plus Home Monitoring Camera
Always stay connected to your home with the Samsung SmartCam HD Plus. Innovative features such as Two-Way Talk, Audio & Motion Detection, and True Day & Night allow you to look after your home from anywhere in the world. Experience a large, clear image on your mobile device or computer/laptop with available 1080p Full HD streaming and the all new ultra-wide 130° lens.
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1080p Full HDStream in 1080p Full HD. With 4x digital zoom, you'll catch every little detail. |
Audio and Motion Detection with Motion Zone SelectPush notification alert you if the SmartCam camera detects noise or movement. You can select up to 3 areas using Motion Zone Select from your mobile device. |
Local microSD Card StorageRecord and save videos using a microSD card (up to 128GB), so you can easily track events captured. You can record continuously, or set it to record only when the SmartCam camera automatically detects sound or motion. |
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130° field of viewThe SmartCam HD Plus has an ultra-wide 130° field of view with built-in automatic lens-distortion correction. |
Perfect Lighting Every TimeThe Wide Dynamic Range automatically detects when the light needs balancing and adjusts to keep your viewing clear, even in harsh lighting. |
Two-Way TalkTwo-way Talk lets you check in using the camera's built-in speaker and mic. By pushing the Mic button on the Wisenet SmartCam+ App, you stay connected. |
Automatic AdjustmentsThe SmartCam camera automatically transitions between day and night viewing modes. No matter what time of the day, you will always get the best picture. |
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Great Replacement for Logitech 750n + Blue Iris
The quality that comes from this camera is amazing. It blows away my old Logitech 750n camera. My old Logitech camera got the IR red light of death that never went off and was forever frozen. I searched around the internet trying to find another camera that I could use to replace it that was as similar as possible to that camera since Logitech has decided to discontinue it. In comes the Samsung SmartCam HD Plus SNH-V6414BN.For those of you that say the picture is grainy or that the camera won't work your problem probably lies in your internet speed. I have TWC 100mbps internet and I have about a 1 second delay and it is yet to drop. I also have it connected via a wireless router, the NETGEAR Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band Wi-Fi Gigabit Router (R7000). On top of all of that I have it running through Blue Iris Full Version Supports Up to 64 IP Cameras which in my opinion is the best security camera monitoring system.The instructions to set up the camera come in English, French, and Spanish. On one side it lists how to set up the camera using iOS, and on the other side it shows you to set up the phone using an Android phone.Step 1: Take the camera out of the box and attach the usb cable. Then, plug in the adapter into the wall outlet so that the camera is now on.Step 2: Go to the Play Store from your Android Device. Search for "Samsung SmartCam" and install the app. Open the app.Step 3: Create a new account. Enter user ID, password, name and email, then click Register.[The username and password created in Step 3 will be the username and password that you will use to log into your camera every single time from the Samsung SmartCam app]Step 4: Tap "Wireless Setup" (or wired if yours is wired). Follow the on screen directions.Step 5: Select your cameras serial number and click next.Step 6: Select your home wifi network and enter your home wifis password. Wait for the LED light to turn green.Step 7: Create a name and password for your camera. REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD AS THIS IS THE PASSWORD THAT WILL BE USED FOR BLUE IRIS!Step 8: Select your time zoneStep 9: Enable motion and/or audio eventsCONGRATULATIONS! FINISHED!Now after logging into the app, I would click Setup at the top and then scroll down to change the video settings so that the camera defaults to High Resolution when recording. Then, go ahead and click on the Camera tab at the top. Next, I would click on the 3 dots and 3 lines to the right of your camera's name. From this screen at the bottom you have 4 options, Live, Event, Playback, and Setup. I would click Setup and then click General. From this location you can turn on/off Night vision, the display date, and turn on/off the status LED. Save your changes as the bottom and go back to the previous screen.Next, I would click on SD Card. Most definitely have the "Use SD card" option checked. The camera comes with a 16GB Transcend micro SD card. However, I bought this one to upgrade SanDisk Extreme PLUS 64GB microSDXC UHS-I/U3 Card with Adapter (SDSQXSG-064G-GN6MA). I saw on Samsung's web site that you can buy up to a 128GB micro SDXC card. If you decide to check the box for "Continuous Recording" be warned that it is continuous recording 5 minutes at a time. So if you want unlimited continuous recording this is where you are going to need Blue Iris.Officially this camera is not supported by Blue Iris, but I made it work. Here is what you need to do. Open Blue Iris and right click the middle of the screen where the video feed would be. Scroll down to the 4th to last option and click add camera. From here you want to go to the tab labeled "video." For the device type you have 4 options to pick from. Make sure you pick the third one, Network IP. Then, click configure to the right. SEE THE SCREEN SHOT I HAVE POSTED! The screenshot will give you the correct configuration so that Blue Iris can find your camera.At this point you can then change your Blue Iris settings so that the camera records at 30fps, 1080p continuous record, set alerts, record files in mp4 format, make a new video file each hour, and all of other goodies that come with the program.I couldn't find a guide like this on the internet, but after much trial and error I thought that this should be shared with everyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2016
For those of you that say the picture is grainy or that the camera won't work your problem probably lies in your internet speed. I have TWC 100mbps internet and I have about a 1 second delay and it is yet to drop. I also have it connected via a wireless router, the [[ASIN:B00F0DD0I6 NETGEAR Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band Wi-Fi Gigabit Router (R7000)]]. On top of all of that I have it running through [[ASIN:B005DMX1OM Blue Iris Full Version Supports Up to 64 IP Cameras]] which in my opinion is the best security camera monitoring system.
The instructions to set up the camera come in English, French, and Spanish. On one side it lists how to set up the camera using iOS, and on the other side it shows you to set up the phone using an Android phone.
Step 1: Take the camera out of the box and attach the usb cable. Then, plug in the adapter into the wall outlet so that the camera is now on.
Step 2: Go to the Play Store from your Android Device. Search for "Samsung SmartCam" and install the app. Open the app.
Step 3: Create a new account. Enter user ID, password, name and email, then click Register.
[The username and password created in Step 3 will be the username and password that you will use to log into your camera every single time from the Samsung SmartCam app]
Step 4: Tap "Wireless Setup" (or wired if yours is wired). Follow the on screen directions.
Step 5: Select your cameras serial number and click next.
Step 6: Select your home wifi network and enter your home wifis password. Wait for the LED light to turn green.
Step 7: Create a name and password for your camera. REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD AS THIS IS THE PASSWORD THAT WILL BE USED FOR BLUE IRIS!
Step 8: Select your time zone
Step 9: Enable motion and/or audio events
CONGRATULATIONS! FINISHED!
Now after logging into the app, I would click Setup at the top and then scroll down to change the video settings so that the camera defaults to High Resolution when recording. Then, go ahead and click on the Camera tab at the top. Next, I would click on the 3 dots and 3 lines to the right of your camera's name. From this screen at the bottom you have 4 options, Live, Event, Playback, and Setup. I would click Setup and then click General. From this location you can turn on/off Night vision, the display date, and turn on/off the status LED. Save your changes as the bottom and go back to the previous screen.
Next, I would click on SD Card. Most definitely have the "Use SD card" option checked. The camera comes with a 16GB Transcend micro SD card. However, I bought this one to upgrade [[ASIN:B010NE3N3S SanDisk Extreme PLUS 64GB microSDXC UHS-I/U3 Card with Adapter (SDSQXSG-064G-GN6MA)]]. I saw on Samsung's web site that you can buy up to a 128GB micro SDXC card. If you decide to check the box for "Continuous Recording" be warned that it is continuous recording 5 minutes at a time. So if you want unlimited continuous recording this is where you are going to need Blue Iris.
Officially this camera is not supported by Blue Iris, but I made it work. Here is what you need to do. Open Blue Iris and right click the middle of the screen where the video feed would be. Scroll down to the 4th to last option and click add camera. From here you want to go to the tab labeled "video." For the device type you have 4 options to pick from. Make sure you pick the third one, Network IP. Then, click configure to the right. SEE THE SCREEN SHOT I HAVE POSTED! The screenshot will give you the correct configuration so that Blue Iris can find your camera.
At this point you can then change your Blue Iris settings so that the camera records at 30fps, 1080p continuous record, set alerts, record files in mp4 format, make a new video file each hour, and all of other goodies that come with the program.
I couldn't find a guide like this on the internet, but after much trial and error I thought that this should be shared with everyone.
Great Replacement for Logitech 750n + Blue Iris
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2016
The quality that comes from this camera is amazing. It blows away my old Logitech 750n camera. My old Logitech camera got the IR red light of death that never went off and was forever frozen. I searched around the internet trying to find another camera that I could use to replace it that was as similar as possible to that camera since Logitech has decided to discontinue it. In comes the Samsung SmartCam HD Plus SNH-V6414BN.Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2016
For those of you that say the picture is grainy or that the camera won't work your problem probably lies in your internet speed. I have TWC 100mbps internet and I have about a 1 second delay and it is yet to drop. I also have it connected via a wireless router, the [[ASIN:B00F0DD0I6 NETGEAR Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band Wi-Fi Gigabit Router (R7000)]]. On top of all of that I have it running through [[ASIN:B005DMX1OM Blue Iris Full Version Supports Up to 64 IP Cameras]] which in my opinion is the best security camera monitoring system.
The instructions to set up the camera come in English, French, and Spanish. On one side it lists how to set up the camera using iOS, and on the other side it shows you to set up the phone using an Android phone.
Step 1: Take the camera out of the box and attach the usb cable. Then, plug in the adapter into the wall outlet so that the camera is now on.
Step 2: Go to the Play Store from your Android Device. Search for "Samsung SmartCam" and install the app. Open the app.
Step 3: Create a new account. Enter user ID, password, name and email, then click Register.
[The username and password created in Step 3 will be the username and password that you will use to log into your camera every single time from the Samsung SmartCam app]
Step 4: Tap "Wireless Setup" (or wired if yours is wired). Follow the on screen directions.
Step 5: Select your cameras serial number and click next.
Step 6: Select your home wifi network and enter your home wifis password. Wait for the LED light to turn green.
Step 7: Create a name and password for your camera. REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD AS THIS IS THE PASSWORD THAT WILL BE USED FOR BLUE IRIS!
Step 8: Select your time zone
Step 9: Enable motion and/or audio events
CONGRATULATIONS! FINISHED!
Now after logging into the app, I would click Setup at the top and then scroll down to change the video settings so that the camera defaults to High Resolution when recording. Then, go ahead and click on the Camera tab at the top. Next, I would click on the 3 dots and 3 lines to the right of your camera's name. From this screen at the bottom you have 4 options, Live, Event, Playback, and Setup. I would click Setup and then click General. From this location you can turn on/off Night vision, the display date, and turn on/off the status LED. Save your changes as the bottom and go back to the previous screen.
Next, I would click on SD Card. Most definitely have the "Use SD card" option checked. The camera comes with a 16GB Transcend micro SD card. However, I bought this one to upgrade [[ASIN:B010NE3N3S SanDisk Extreme PLUS 64GB microSDXC UHS-I/U3 Card with Adapter (SDSQXSG-064G-GN6MA)]]. I saw on Samsung's web site that you can buy up to a 128GB micro SDXC card. If you decide to check the box for "Continuous Recording" be warned that it is continuous recording 5 minutes at a time. So if you want unlimited continuous recording this is where you are going to need Blue Iris.
Officially this camera is not supported by Blue Iris, but I made it work. Here is what you need to do. Open Blue Iris and right click the middle of the screen where the video feed would be. Scroll down to the 4th to last option and click add camera. From here you want to go to the tab labeled "video." For the device type you have 4 options to pick from. Make sure you pick the third one, Network IP. Then, click configure to the right. SEE THE SCREEN SHOT I HAVE POSTED! The screenshot will give you the correct configuration so that Blue Iris can find your camera.
At this point you can then change your Blue Iris settings so that the camera records at 30fps, 1080p continuous record, set alerts, record files in mp4 format, make a new video file each hour, and all of other goodies that come with the program.
I couldn't find a guide like this on the internet, but after much trial and error I thought that this should be shared with everyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2016
I seriously love this camera. It was so easy to set up. I literally had it up and running in with video on my iPhone about 5 minutes. The video quality is good. In these photos, I have the resolution set at "medium." I love that this has a 2-way communication feature. I can talk to my dogs if needed. It confuses the heck out of them, but I can do it! haha. I wasn't looking for a security camera, so saving footage on a cloud or on a recorder wasn't important to me. I just wanted a way to keep an eye on my dogs while I'm not home. One of them is ill and this camera brings me peace of mind. Having 2 way communication and easy set up were the big selling points for me. Oh, and the white stuff in the color photo is a massacred roll of toilet paper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2016
