As someone just mentioned Videolan,
my thoughts on Palantir involved it
being very very easy to set up, and
can use a Web browser, a Java client, or the
simple Palantir client. Unfortunately, it looks
like only a Linux server is available, and
it only allows one audio connection at a time
(i.e. only one client of many can hear anything),
but it can control camera devices remotely.
VLC from Videolan can serve
from a Windows machine or a Linux machine,
and on Windows handles DirectX devices such
as USB cameras, plus the installation is getting
easier and easier and there is better support now
for the Mozilla plug-in on Windows. BUT, it is
still a much more complex program than Palantir,
handling lots of video formats and multicasting,
while Palantir does Motion JPEG only and
TCP unicasting.
Bill Eldridge wrote:
palantir.sourceforge.net isn't bad either,
though I don't know if it records.
Bryan Waters wrote:
http://gspy.sourceforge.net/
-----Original Message-----
From: video4linux-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:video4linux-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ogee
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 10:21 AM
To: video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Video Surveillance System
Hi there I need to make a video surveillance system.
I need a stream server and a client to watch the stream and eventually
record it that can run on windows.
What software is available to build this system?
Can I set up a dial in server to make stream available on a modem
connection?
Are there any wireless webcam supported by linux?
Thankz in advance
Ogee
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