What happens to the photos that I take - are they stored somewhere? I cannot seem to find the location.
If I go to the activity log, I can see a photo has been taken (and the name, which is partially hidden), but no way to bring those photos up.
Can I access the last few photos, or have them emailed anywhere once they are taken?
Let me guess, on Android? Only the images you take in the device Thing clicking the take action will show. For whatever reason the iOS version allows access to the stored images. I haven’t figured out how to email them, it doesn’t appear to have any decent method to email at the moment.
Same here. It works with the photoburst app as well. I have a SmartSense sensor placed on top of my puppy crate that takes pictures of my puppy when I’m in "away"mode and she’s causing a ruckus.
Can you explain more how the “on” and “off” works for the camera? I have the 930L so maybe this doesn’t apply, but how can that tell it now to record motion? What are you recording to? Thanks
Thanks for this device working w local IP. Actually my old DLink DCS-930 (no L) is just unable to work. When using the device, it goes in a “Taking” state, and never transition back or display anything on my Android app. Any guess?
None, as I don’t know whats different between the “L” and “non L” models. Have you tested the url passed to the camera in a browser to see if it returns an image?
Yeah just got my camera up and running the other day to realize that I can’t view past photos in the Android app (or any other way that I’m aware of!). I can still have my camera itself send/upload photos, but super bummed that the integration isn’t fully functional.
I’ve got an Android and a DCS-2330L. I’ve followed scottinpollock’s instructions, have it all setup but when i click “Take Photo”, nothing happens. Should this work with my hardware?
Thanks.
EDIT: I changed nothing and tried again, and now the photos are showing up! Awesome, thank you!!
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I bought one of the $20 D-Link DSC 930L cameras. It arrived today, works fine on the Ethernet cable but can NOT get it to work on Wifi (myDlink). My parents ordered the same camera and are having the same problem!