Step 1: Double click the camera device you want to view into full screen. Step 2: Click the playback button to enter the menu. Step 3: Select the “Channel”, “Video Type” and “Start/End Time” you want to playback. Step 4: Click the “Play” button and then you can watch the CCTV footage on your TV & monitor.
Do you need TV Licence for CCTV?
You do not need a TV Licence for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV).
How can I avoid paying my TV Licence?
Stored programmes You don't need a TV licence to watch programmes on catch-up TV services, with the exception of the BBC's iPlayer. You can watch anything stored on services such as ITV Hub, All 4 and My5, as long as you don't watch live TV. These services are, after all, paid for by advertising.
Who is exempt from TV Licence?
People who are aged 75 or over and receive Pension Credit. People who are blind (severely sight impaired). People who live in qualifying residential care and are disabled or over 60 and retired. For businesses that provide units of overnight accommodation, for example, hotels and mobile units.
Can TV Licence prove you watch TV?
Not covered by a TV Licence? You are breaking the law if you: watch or record programmes as they're being shown on TV or live on an online TV service, or. download or watch BBC programmes on BBC iPlayer – live, catch up or on demand.
What can I legally watch without a TV Licence?
Without a licence, you can legally watch:
Do I need TV Licence for Netflix?
With the exception of BBC iPlayer content, you only need a licence for watching or recording content as it is broadcast on TV. If you're streaming on-demand movies or TV shows on Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, Netflix or YouTube (or any other online video service) you don't currently need a licence.
Can I ignore TV license letters?
TV Licensing If you have recently completed a No Licence Needed declaration there may have been some cross over with the letter you have received, please ignore it. A No Licence Needed declaration is valid for two years. After this time, letters will be sent to you unless you reconfirm your declaration.
Why do I keep getting TV Licence letters?
If you tell us your property is empty, we'll stop sending letters to your address for up to six months. If you have just told us you don't need a licence and then receive a letter from us a day or so after, this is usually because our records are being updated.
Can TV license come into your home?
TV Licensing can only enter your home without your permission if authorised to do so under a search warrant granted by a magistrate (or sheriff in Scotland).
What happens if you get caught without a TV Licence?
Watching ‘live TV' without a licence is against the law. TV Licensing has enforcement officers that carry out checks. Fee dodgers can face prosecution plus a fine of up to £1,000 (£2,000 if you live in Guernsey or £500 in Jersey) if they're found to be watching ‘live TV' without a licence.
Can TV License tell if you watch iPlayer?
We contact customers who have declared that they do not need a licence but at the same time are shown from the information that we hold to be watching or downloading BBC programmes on BBC iPlayer on several occasions. This will include information on which programmes have been viewed and when.
Can the BBC track your IP address?
We collect some information automatically. Things like your IP address, which browser and device you're using, or your device ID. And we can tell what webpage directed you to the BBC by looking at information from your browser.
How does BBC iPlayer know I'm using a VPN?
How does BBC iPlayer know I'm using a VPN? Streaming services like BBC iPlayer have got much smarter at detecting VPNs. When you connect to a VPN server, you're assigned an IP address. This IP address is visible to BBC iPlayer.
Can the BBC track your Internet when you use iPlayer?
NO, the BBC Probably Can NOT Snoop Your WiFi via UK TV Detector Vans. Over the weekend it was reported that the BBC were about to deploy new technology that could capture information from your broadband based home WiFi network and “sniff out” any TV Licence fee dodgers watching iPlayer content online.
Can you get caught watching iPlayer without a Licence?
Can I be prosecuted for watching BBC programmes on BBC iPlayer without a TV Licence? Yes. The maximum penalty is a £1,000* fine plus any legal costs and/or compensation you may be ordered to pay.
