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I have my webcam installed and running. Now I just need to find some software to FTP the images to my website.
I'll blog my progress in this thread so others can try it themselves =) I mentioned before about a friend of mine who set up a site with live feed on his chickens. =)
MERRY XMAS EVERY ONE<
> Ok so I have the webcam working....A Challenge as I read that
> there are a few other now using webcams to good effect now, hwo
> would you send sound alomg with the video? can it be done?
Well, all that happens at the moment is that your prog takes a snapshot of your webcam, saves it as a jpeg and ftps it to your webspace. So its not really video. Depends what you want to do really. Theres plenty of progs around that'll record your webcam and save them as avi/wmv which you could upload. Live video streaming (with or without sound) requires dedicated server software though and something your average webhost wont support.
Kev
Link to Webcam
Thanks for all you help and patience it was much appreciated.
Kev :-)
Kev
Can you check to see if it did upload the webcam.jpg file? If it hasnt then I guess the program isnt uploading the image like it should. So that's where we need to make sure the ftp address it correct, the username and password is correct and the file path. My file path is
public_html/webcam.jpg
so I guess putting the URL in there is wrong.Maybe it should be just
/webcam.jpg
cjh wrote:
> FYI: You have to be online via a Freeola connection to FTP to
> Freeola web space, either via their dial-up or broadband
> services.
ftp://www.mydomain.net/htdocs
destination is
http://www.mydomain.net/webcam.jpg
image being saved as webcam.jpg
created a page www.mydomain.net/webcam.html
code on page looking for alt="My webcam"/>
and still its no wurking Arrgh ;-)