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New Feature Download SD Card Videos Remotely – Now Rolling Out to Supported Cameras

New Feature Download SD Card Videos Remotely – Now Rolling Out to Supported Cameras

New FeatureDownload SD Card Videos Remotely – Now Rolling Out to Supported Cameras
Download SD Card Videos Remotely – Now Rolling Out to Supported Cameras
2026-04-23 10:08:02 - last edited a week ago
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One of the most‑requested features is finally here, Remote SD Card Video Download is now rolling out! 

  

You can now upgrade select camera models to the latest firmware and download detection clips stored on the camera’s SD card — remotely. Whether you’re at work, on vacation, or just away from home, sharing important video moments is easier than ever. 

 

Currently Supported Models

Tapo C220 (EU/US/JP) V2 - Firmware version 1.2.1 Build 251221

Tapo C310 (EU/US/JP) V2 - Firmware version 1.9.1 Build 251222

Tapo C320WS (EU/US) V2 - Firmware version 1.5.3 Build 260304

TC65 (EU) V1 - Firmware version 1.9.1 Build 251222

Tapo C660 KIT (EU/US) V1 - Firmware version 1.1.7 Build 251226

TC72 (EU) V2 - Firmware version 1.2.1 Build 251221

TC92 KIT V1 - Firmware version 1.1.7 Build 251226

 

enlightenedHow to Download Videos from Your Tapo Camera or Doorbell

 

 

This feature will be added to more models gradually. To learn about the support status of your device, keep an eye on its new firmware release -- any important improvements or new capabilities will be mentioned in the Firmware Release Notes.

 

How to check for the latest firmware for your device? 

  1. Visit your regional TP‑Link official website. 
  2. Search for your product model. 
  3. Go to the Support page for your device. 
  4. Select the correct hardware version. 
  5. Look for the Firmware Release Notes section — that’s where update details and supported features are listed. 

 

 

Want to see this feature on more models?

Let us know in the comments below — just share your device model and hardware version!

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Re:Download SD Card Videos Remotely – Now Rolling Out to Supported Cameras
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago

  @Wayne-TP While all this is commendable, what is the current status on a Tapo PC software or even a web page that can emulate Tapo app with having a qr code on that session of that webpage which can be scanned by tapo app to authenticate user for that session which then can view the footage of cameras on PC on a larger screen ? Any updates on PC port of Tapo app for windows and Macos ?

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3 weeks ago - last edited a week ago

Shakyadeep wrote

  @Wayne-TP While all this is commendable, what is the current status on a Tapo PC software or even a web page that can emulate Tapo app with having a qr code on that session of that webpage which can be scanned by tapo app to authenticate user for that session which then can view the footage of cameras on PC on a larger screen ? Any updates on PC port of Tapo app for windows and Macos ?

  @Shakyadeep 

 

We don't have information about that at the moment. To learn about the latest information, please pay attention to the news on TP-Link official website or the community.

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  @Wayne-TP fantastic news. Will the D130 be getting this feature? 

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carguy143 wrote

  @Wayne-TP fantastic news. Will the D130 be getting this feature? 

  @carguy143  


I’m afraid we don’t have exact details on if and when this feature will be released for different product models. The best way to stay informed is to watch for new firmware updates for your device, since important changes and additions are always listed in the firmware release notes.

 

Tip: You can turn off automatic firmware updates for your doorbell. That way, when an update becomes available, you’ll be able to check the release notes first to see if it includes the feature you’re waiting for.

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21 hours ago

  @Wayne-TP 

 

Thanks Wayne. I figured out a workaround in the meantime. I created an OpenVPN server on my BE65 and then used my phone to remote in, and it let me download the footage that way. 

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carguy143 wrote

  @Wayne-TP 

 

Thanks Wayne. I figured out a workaround in the meantime. I created an OpenVPN server on my BE65 and then used my phone to remote in, and it let me download the footage that way. 

  @carguy143  Oh that's a good idea!

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