How to make old iphone 3g as Home Spy Camera?

Trueme

I have two iPhones, the old iPhone 3g and the new iPhone 4s. now i wanted to use my old iphone 3g (iOs version updated) as a Home Spy Camera and wanted to watch my kids at home live stream to my new iPhone 4s while im at work. i also got my Home Wifi network. is there any best iphone application out there for this matter? or is it possible to use my Home IP address to use and access it for this concept?

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There are many training videos telling us how to make iphone as home spy camera on line.
Um...I've found two:
1. http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-use-iphone-as-spy-camera-423938/
2. http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-make-iphone-secret-spy-camera-423940/
The second video looks like very easy to access, but I don't know if it is useful for you.

If these two ways are not fit, I suggest you to buy a Baby Monitor or Home Spy Camera. You can visit this online store:
http://www.accessbuy.com/wholesale-Baby-Monitor_120.html
http://www.accessbuy.com/wholesale-IP-Camera_113.html
It's a wholesaler, so its price is very low.

Video baby monitor with ip capabilities?

Jack

Twin baby girls on the way and my wife and I are looking for a video baby monitor. I would happily throw down some more dough if they made a video baby monitor with ip capabilities so I can watch them at work. I would buy just a good ip camera but I cant find anything that can link a wireless handset to it. If there are any solutions without having both a monitor and then a separate camera please let me know. Thanks.
The ip setup isnt the big deal. The problem is that we'd like to set up a portable monitor (as seen with regular vid baby monitors) to use around the house. The home portable monitor would be the primary use, while the ip settings will be my selfish way to still be with all three of my girls =)~... Let me know if theres means to accomplish =) thanks.

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I have heard of a friend-of-friend who uses the following setup as a dog monitor (to watch the dog from home via webcam) which might work for you:

1. wireless IP camera setup to view whatever you're after,
2. create a skype account to run at home,
3. set the skype account to use the IP camera for video calls and
4. set the skype account to auto-answer incoming video calls.

he can then video-call from his own skype account at work to the dog's account and see what's going on throughout the day. and the camera can be moved to a new location without moving the computer.

the catch is, you can't operate the panning of the IP camera via skype. if you need this, perhaps something like Team Viewer might be better - it's a remote desktop app free for non-commercial use, that will let you remote in to your home computer and access the IP camera controls that way (Team Viewer is REAL easy to use).

for your case, I suppose you'd want sound as well, so seek out an IP camera with mic (if you want to hear them) or with both mic and speakers (if you want them to hear you too).

**Edit** Oh, I see what you mean - you want a portable receiver unit with a screen to relay the video to. I had a poke around and came up with not alot.

I can find wireless cameras with receivers (usually 4 cams + 1 receiver) - ie. glorified baby monitors,
and I can find a couple of iPhone apps to receive a signal from an IP Camera (see links below), but no IP Camera portable receiver.

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Moving baby to crib from bassinet?

jaime

My girl is 3 months old and only wakes up once during the night so I think I'm ready to move her into her own room instead of having her sleep in her bassinet next to our bed. Not to mention she's so long she almost doesn't fit in it anymore! How hard will this transition be for her and what should I know about crib safety? Advice?? Thanks :)

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For us the transition was pretty easy. I started by putting my daughter down for naps in her crib. Then one night I just did it. My biggest problem was that her room was on the other end of the house. But we live in a manufactured home so the walls are thin. I could here her just fine over the baby monitor and through the walls. I found it is a lot easier for her to fall asleep in her own room with out us going in and out. I had to start using my own cry it out method and since we have had that down, bedtime has been a breeze.

Our routine goes like this. Every other night is bath time. Then we put her in her pajamas and feed her a bottle while we cuddle and read. When she is done with the bottle we just lay her down, give her her pacifier, tuck her in and kiss her goodnight. Then the door gets closed and it is dark in her room. There is a little bit of light from her baby monitor but not much. I also keep a fan running for white noise. If she starts fussing I ignore it unless she gets frantic, then I go back in put her plug in, lay her down say goodnight and leave. If she starts crying hard after that I do the same thing but don't talk to her anymore. I never pick her up or turn on the lights unless she is obviously more upset than normal. If she wakes up in the night I feed and change her and lay her back down without turning on the lights or talking.

As far as safety goes. Make sure you have a good safe brand of crib. Make sure it is put together correctly and go through and tighten the screws every so often. Don't put any stuffed animals or pillows in the crib. She just needs her blankets and sheet. If you ever feel her head should be elevated, like if she is sick, put a pillow under the end of the mattress. Most babies will be fine if they get there face against a blanket or whatnot. But it is now being discovered that some babies have a syndrome were breathing in there own carbon monoxide doesn't trigger them to wake up like a normal baby. In this case the baby will slowly suffocate even if their airway is not blocked. Right now the only way to diagnose this is through autopsy. This is why it is best to keep anything out of their crib that could cause this. Yes most babies will be fine if they get a blanket against their face but some won't and you don't want her to be one of them. So my point is, even if your baby can lift her head and role over you still need to be careful. I try not to stress about this too much but when I wake up once or twice a night to use the bathroom or let the cat outside I peak in to make sure she isn't stuffed against something and usually to put her blankets back on again.

Phew, I know that was long winded but it was the advice I wish I had been given so I hope it helps you. Good luck and remember to just be relaxed about the whole thing.

Baby monitors & strangers?

Q. Ok so i just found out that strangers can see your baby if you have a video monitor!!!! U can change the channels and pick up other babies that are close by! CREEPY!!! There was a big thing about it on the news! They also hear everything! I read somwhere that if you have a DIGITAL video monitor you are safe and other people arnt able to see your baby! Does anyone know if this is true or not about the digital monitors? Id feel much safer having a video monitor on my baby so I can actually see her, but if a stranger can see her too ITS NOT WORTH IT!!!

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As far as I know, as long as it's a closed circuit then you should be fine. So if it's connected with a cable, there's no picture being broadcast and no one but you would be able to see. But if it's a wire-less version someone could look if they have something that would pick up the signal. If I was going to do a video monitor like that I'd actually get a security camera and set it up like that. To me though, there was no reason to have a video monitor. The sound monitor worked fine. :)

Add: Considering the number of burglaries that happened a few years back from people copying the signal from garage door openers and using that to open them and get into the house, I dunno. A video monitor that shows a burglar when I'm with my baby and alone would worry me a bit. *shrugs* But that's just me. I've read the police monitors around here and there have been increases in burglaries that happen when the people are home.

For me, I can tell when my baby is crying and when she's talking or singing. I just listen to her voice.

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