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[cordel]

So for your host name: camserver.home.net
Remote port: 8192
host path: cameras/camera1.jpg

Should get you going.

Regards,
Cordel

[tux]

thanks cordel

My first problem was I don´t know how see jpeg format of my ip cam, because when I introduce in URL * embedded web server of ip cam redirect to:

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
http://*/top.htm?Currenttime=2005-11-28%2011:08:14
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Welcome to the Internet Camera

* View Video - ActiveX Mode
* View Video - Java Mode
* System Administration

STATIC CAPTURE PIC HERE
------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------

- I view html source and the url I need is
http://*/IMAGE.JPG


- But cannot function with zm:

SERVERNAME *
PORT 80
HOST PATH IMAGE.JPG or /IMAGE.JPG
Remote image colors 8 bits

the result : CAMARA_IP Monitor * (RED )

- But if I introduce

SERVERNAME *
PORT 80
HOST PATH */IMAGE.JPG
Remote image colors 8 bits

the result : CAMARA_IP Monitor * (YELLOW )
but I cannot see any image in zm (Estado: Pasivo - 0.00 fps)

- In Options

ZM_OPT_REMOTE_CAMERAS select
ZM_NETCAM_REGEXPS select
ZM_HTTP_VERSION 1.1 (I try so with 1.0)
ZM_HTTP_UA Zonemider ( I try so with Netscape)
ZM_HTTP_TIMEOUT 2500


What I try ?

regards
thanks

[jameswilson]

can you put this cam public i can have a try if you like?

[tux]

ok


IP *
listen port 8080
IP cam passw without password
JPEG PATH /IMAGE.JPG


thanks

[jameswilson]

i get nothing on that ip:port number

[tux]

check in port 80
*

[jameswilson]

already did nothing on either port

[tux]

I go to restart router an disable firewall anything, and redicrect tcp and udp

[jameswilson]

ok i have image now give me a minute

[jameswilson]

ok
Monitor Tab
source = remote

Source Tab
Remote Host Name = Local ip (i used 81.202.199.187)
remote host port = 80
Host Path = /image.jpg (note leading /)
Remote colours 24 bit colour
Capture width = 320
capture Height = 240

Id also alter your max fps to say 2 while you get used to what each setting means

[tux]

Thanks for all jameswillson

Runs you ip cam well in your zm with this values?

I tried with this values yesterday and today and dont´t run, I will try to install zm in ubuntu, I running a livecd install in hd.


You can see my zm
http://*/

Yo can see my ip cam here
http://*:

If you like, you can modifty all you like don´t worry.

thanks

[jameswilson]

i get about 1fps from you in my zm but i have disabled it now to preserve mine and your bandwidth

Goodluck I got started with livecd and i still use it now.

[tux]

Arggggggg , I reboot zm computer and ip cam is runing ok


- My problem was because if you change configuration of remote cameras you need to reboot zm daemon, I have well configured but so need reboot daemond so I see in red (the name of camera). In analogic(local) cameras I don´t need reboot zm daemon for change confgiguration.

- Only can runs 2.67 fps, but is running

thanks to all for help.

[jameswilson]

if you want i higher framerate you will need an mjpeg stream not jpg grabs plus its a wireless cam isnt it so you will ultimatly be limited by that

and your welcome