The Web Cam setup consists of a consumer-grade video camcorder connected to a Power Macintosh 8500 equipped with an A/V card. Software includes MacWebCam for the picture-taking and video-streaming, Quid Pro Quo for the Web server (for the static images), and clip2gif (using AppleScript) to create the smaller images. To attempt to keep bandwidth down, the images are saved as low resolution JPEG files.
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