Can the camera on top of the TV be put down or taken off? Would like to have a Xbox Kinect and Wii sensor bar where that camera is located.
1810797
Yes, you can push the camera down. It retracts completely but this disables certain functions like controlling the TV with your hand.
1810798
hi. no, you could not take the camera off. it is integrated. hope this helps.
1810799
Yes, the camera is recessed in the TV. You have to flip it up to use it. There won't be any issue mounting a Kinect or Wii bar on top.
1810800
The camera can be pushed down with your finger as well as back up but its all manually controlled so there shouldn't be any problem mounting your WI or other games to the top of it.
1810801
The camera retracts into the TV and pops back out when you want to use it. I have the xbox one and I put the sensor under the TV.
1810802
Yes the camera is retractable. You can manually push it into the body if the TV.
1810803
The camera recesses into the frame, so if you keep the camera closed you should be able to put the sensor bar on top. Pitfall is that you wouldn't be able to use the camera of the TV without removing the sensor bar.
1612205
Yes, you can remove it. When I ordered it, it came separately. I recorded what I wanted and then placed it in one of the suggested areas. It's been more than a year and still works wonderfully.
1748532
You could sit the TV on the stand and leave the rear mounting stuff off...but I think they sell a cheaper one that is identical minus the rear mount. I suppose you could also sell the mounting hardware on e-bay...
1788197
Camera is on top side of device, thus a different angle. Also, this device can shut off its screen making it more covert. Be sure to get one which has audio enabled
56319
I'm not sure where my daughter put the camera (lol) but there is a little button on the back that has to be in the camera setting position. Maybe it got moved?
2078298
No and why would you? TVs don't have accelerometers on them so your picture would be sideways!
485722
You can only turn it off with the switch in the back off it, and sometimes that wont turn it off. You may even have to unplug it to turn it off. It has a faux shutoff button on screen but it only turns the video off to make the appearance that the system is off, but in actuality it only turns off the display to the TV.
1047683
I only have half the answer... There are two inputs so I assume you'd be able to leave one on constantly for say a front view bumper camera. And I believe you can turn both off when you want to.. But verify my answer.
1482648
You can't remove it, but don't worry it is spring-loaded and recesses back into the TV if you don't want to look at / use it. You just push it back into the frame of the TV. I agree, I got this TV about 2 months ago and haven't used the camera once, it stays away.
49136
Unfortunately my grandson dropped the camera as I was trying to set it up. As luck would have it it was too late to return so I really don't know. I just shoved it all back in the boxes, put it in the back of the closet and there it sits. Love the child but darn they can try your patience. Good luck.
1377125
I do not have a Kinect Sensor, but I seriously doubt it. I believe the manufacturers are referring to the "aesthetic" experience and not the practical interface with gameplay software. The entire game, played with Kinect or not, is based on the faulty software. If you think about it the Kinect interface came out after the the game had already been launched, so "which came first" so to speak. Search "xbox kinect bug" and see what you get. Good luck.
19072
I can give a pretty confident yes to that question. We operate our PS3 and Xbox with the controllers (and a remote for the video aspects of the PS3) through the glass all the time. I've actually never had a problem operating those consoles from any part of the room.
1958460
Not sure. I am pretty sure you can put it in a box with a cable wrapped around it. You can probably tighten a cable pretty tight around it to prevent it from being taken down, but I don't believe there is a special look for wrapping a cable around it. I've never felt the need to have to use a cable. But then, I am lucky in that I've only lost a single camera (which I believe was actually taken down during a timber harvest, rather than due to theft).
2086542
Yes- but I'm not sure if you can make that spot you want the default place it stops. You can stop it anywhere you want with the remote but one press in either direction makes it go all the way down or up. It's a real good screen!
2220277
I would say no. I don't recall any hardware or instructions to do this. My TV is on it's stand and I built a shelf to lift it so the soundbar did not block the remote sensor.
795448
You can adjust so there is no tilt and lock it there, which is what we have done or tilt and lock it. We primarily use the tilt position when setting it up. I think you would only need the tilt if the tv were high up on the wall. Hope this helps.
264010
I haven't tried, but it feels like the sensor sheath can be repositioned. It's got a wide angle on it already, you shouldn't have to move it much to accommodate your needs.