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webmaster 07-08-2011 01:59 PM

WeirsCAM News - New Feature!
 
I've just added a time-lapse feature to the WeirsCAM. It isn't integrated into the site yet but here's a preview. Note that you can adjust the time frame and speed at the bottom of the viewer:

<iframe src="http://timestreams.stardot.com/view_cam_embed.aspx?C=76C5AHFGF525" width="640" height="525" frameborder="0"></iframe>

ILoveWinnipesaukee 07-08-2011 05:50 PM

Why no live feed
 
:( I live in Texas now, and so I do not miss home so much, I enjoy watching the live feed from the WeirsCam. but now I see it is not available. How Come?

webmaster 07-08-2011 06:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ILoveWinnipesaukee (Post 162417)
I enjoy watching the live feed from the WeirsCam. but now I see it is not available. How Come?

I think I answered that on the slide:

http://www.winnipesaukee.com/images/sorry.gif

Pineedles 07-08-2011 07:04 PM

So, we can now watch the itsey bitsey spider crawl up the web cam.:laugh:

webmaster 07-11-2011 01:56 PM

Our new time-lapse feature is so popular that we exceeded our daily quota yesterday. I'm trying to work that out now. If you see a ""Due to overwhelming demand this camera is paused" message please try again later.

brk-lnt 07-11-2011 02:26 PM

Don -

You should really consider hosting those images and streams on a dedicated server. You can also look at programs like VLC that can re-broadcast and image stream, so that a single stream out of the camera could be fed to multiple viewers without imposing more load on the cable modem or connection to the camera. PM me if you need/want more info.

webmaster 07-11-2011 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brk-lnt (Post 162676)
You should really consider hosting those images and streams on a dedicated server.

I'm looking into that and other options. To do this right I need a camera that supports H.264 streaming. The first step will be upgrading the camera, which is in the works.

brk-lnt 07-11-2011 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by webmaster (Post 162679)
I'm looking into that and other options. To do this right I need a camera that supports H.264 streaming. The first step will be upgrading the camera, which is in the works.


H.264 is good from a bandwidth perspective, but you can do it with an MJPEG or MP4 streaming camera as well.

Is the camera you have now firmware upgradable to h.264?

webmaster 07-11-2011 03:43 PM

Thanks but I've got it under control.


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