Barry Gurberg wrote: > > Hello everybody. I am new to this list. Here goes my first post. > > 1.Anybody have success with a Network camera (with an IP address) > connected to a LAN connected to the internet running Linux? Can I use my > camera (Sony EVI-D30 with VISCA camera control through the serial port) > and make it a network camera by connecting it to some black box? > > 2. Does Hauppauge WinTV model 404 (mono, no S-video) work as well as > Hauppauge WinTV-radio model 401 (dbx stereo, composite & S-video)? > The standard is NTSC. > > 3. Any way to stream live video from my Linux box to my Web Page and be > able to view it using Netscape or IE without plug-ins? This would be a > Linux version of iVista for iNetcam. It can be low resolution and small > window but motion must be smooth on slow 28 k connection. My server > running Apache is on a cable modem. > > Any information would be appreciated. > Thank you, > Barry Gurberg > Mechanical Engineer > Ottawa, CANADA > > _______________________________________________ > Video4linux-list mailing list > Video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list I have had success at home (no public web accessible pages) with the following environment: Two PC connected in a LAN: the server is a Linux box, the client runs Windows or Linux. A Philips Vesta Pro webcam connected to the USB bus. A Hauppage 848 card that broadcasts TV programs. Linux kernel 2.2.18 (and maybe also 2.4.0) on a RedHat Linux 7.0 box. Camserv 0.42 to do web streaming. An Apache server with a simple html page that links to the camserv URL: http://myhost:port/ Camserv can be found at: http://camserv.sourceforge.net/ Unfortunately only Netscape or Moziila support jpeg streaming. With IE you need a plugin or some workaround. With Camserv comes a simple javascript which refreshes the screen. Bye -- Mario
