Guides

This device allows you to record footage and audio from your camera directly to a micro SD card – no need to download an app or fiddle with your network settings! View the full manual here.

View our setup guide for GFIP220BWF Wildlife Camera in access point mode

This guide will show you how to set up one of our analogue bird box cameras with the 4-in-1 Coax to HDMI Converter. In this example, we will be using an 8MP bird box camera.

This guide shows you how to set up your USB video capture device on a Windows PC. If you have a Mac, please follow this guide instead.

You've got your new camera, excited to get it set up and see the local birds and wildlife in action. It's time to pause for a moment and make sure you have carried out these steps before going ahead and mounting your camera. 

Here's our guide to getting started with your Transmitter and Receiver pack

This guide will show you how to play back recordings from your WiFi Bird Box Camera on your computer and save them in a format that can be easily shared.

View our video guide on setting up your analogue bird box camera

This guide will take you through the steps of setting up your 1st & 2nd Gen Wi-Fi bird box camera without internet

This video guide will show you how to set up a wireless bird box camera

This video guide will take you through the steps to connect wired bird box cameras to a recorder

This guide shows you how to get your new camera set up - no matter which model you have - and will answer your common (and perhaps not so common) questions.

View our guide for getting started with our camera compatible bird feeder

View our video guide on installing our WiFi Camera into a hedgehog box

This guide will show you how to connect and install your bird box daytime lamp.

This article will show you how to set up a Green Feathers wiredbird box camera.

View our video guide on installing our Wifi Bird Box Camera into a bird box

This is a very common question we get here and we get it, you want to know the optimal place to make sure that you get birds nesting! View our guide here

View our video guide on installing our Wifi Camera in the waterproof bird feeder kit

View our video guide on how to mount our Wi-Fi Wildlife Bullet Camera

Setting up an IP camera is usually easy these days, but if something goes wrong then it can get very complicated, very quickly. This article is intended to help people determine the cause of any connection issues when using one of our Wi-Fi or wired bird box cameras.

In this guide, we explain more about wireless range and how to get the best from your wireless camera (NCC701G/GFTX1)

Sometimes these cameras will struggle to automatically configure their network settings when first connected to your router, causing them to only be accessible when your device are connected to the same internet router. This guide will show you how to check the address of your Wi-Fi router (also known as the Default Gateway) and change the IP address settings of your camera to match.

This guide will show you the process for performing the initial setup of your WiFi bird box camera using a computer rather than a smartphone or tablet.

View a list of our general camera questions here.

View our video guide on the different types of connections on a TV here

This guide will show you how to disable the 'H.265' format which some of our new cameras have been recording to by default, which has been stopping people from sharing their videos.

This guide will show you how to connect your IP bird box camera to a Gamut recorder.

This guide will take you through changing the IP address for the ethernet port on a computer.

This guide will show you how to connect your IP bird box camera to a Hikvision recorder.

64GB SD cards will allow you to record for the longest time possible. However using a 64GB card isn’t a case of just putting the card in like with smaller SD cards. 64GB cards require formatting to format called FAT32 before they will work in your recorder. This is done by connecting the SD card to your Mac Computer. We’ll go through the process in this guide.

This video guide will talk you through what power extension cable you will need

This guide is designed to assist with updating the IP address of your wired birdbox camera

On this page we will aim to cover the most common problems that you may encounter with your WiFi bird box camera and show you how to solve them.

To attempt to get this problem resolved we will need to try adding the camera to a pc/mac, this guide goes through the steps on how to do this.

Internet explorer is the only compatible browser for the web interface of many recorders and IP cameras currently being sold. View our guide on how to set up this wonderful Chrome extension which allows you to run an Internet Explorer window within Google Chrome, allowing you to at least stick to only one browser

Green Feathers WiFi cameras, most 'smart' devices and devices such as Sonos and Alexa use 2.4GHz signals, which can cause connection issues for some users. This guide shows you how to solve this problem and get your camera connected to your device.

This guide will show you how to set up a one of our Comfast long range WiFi access points as an extender, which will allow you to connect a WiFi device to your internet router from a distance of 100-200m.

This guide will go through our Cloud Storage option on the Green Feathers app. It will cover the different forms of subscription we offer as well as purchasing/cancelling and the playback settings. 

This guide shows you how to use your WiFi or wired IP camera with a mobile hotspot so it can be connected to the internet without using a WiFi router.

This guide will show you two ways to find out the IP address of your camera and use it as an RTSP stream to view your camera in a program called VLC. RTSP stands for Real Time Streaming Protocol, and it is designed to be used in entertainment systems to allow devices to stream data to each other.

This guide will show you how to how to view your wildlife camera on iOS and smartphone.

This guide will show you how to how to view your wildlife camera on iOS and smartphone for 1st gen Wi-Fi cameras.

This is the alternative setup method for this model of camera, we recommend you try this easier method first.

This guide shows you how to live stream the feed from your Analogue Bird Box Camera straight to YouTube, or to any other programme or website, but we will use YouTube as our example.

Follow the steps in this guide to troubleshoot this issue

This guide shows you how to share your camera so friends and family can see the live view from the camera and watch your recorded footage.

This guide will show you how to enable audio on your IP bird box camera using a Windows or Mac computer

This article will briefly show you how to rotate the image of your Wi-Fi or wired IP bird box camera when using the app iCSee Pro.

This guide will show you how to open and extract the files from a .zip or .rar folder using safe and free to use software.

This guide will show you how to play recordings that have been made on your WiFi bird box camera using your phone or tablet.

This guide shows you how to live stream the feed from your Green Feathers bird box camera straight to Youtube, or to any other programme or website, but we will use Youtube as our example.

This guide will take you through exporting recordings on a phone or tablet

You've probably noticed that when the iCSee app is opened it usually shows an advert. This guide shows you how to disable this in the app settings.

View our guide to connect your Green Feathers RCA/phono camera to your TV

After you have configured your WiFi bird box camera to your internet network this guide will show you how to connect the camera on an additional Mac desktop computer.

This guide will show you how to enable the audio on your WiFi bird box camera through both the mobile & tablet app and CMS5 on a computer. Luckily on these cameras audio is enabled by default, we simply need to switch the sound on when watching the live view.

This guide will show you how to make sure the time and date on your WiFi bird box camera are correct using both a smartphone, tablet and computer. If you are finding that you are unable to play back recordings from your camera this will hopefully solve the problem.