Elise,
If it purely is intended as a webcam, then the client should just rely on
TCP/IP to pick up the stream and process it. I know I have used a Hauppauge
TV card in a linux box and there was software to put an image onto the
webserver every couple of seconds or so. I havent had much experience with
streaming as yet, but I'm trying to see how that would work!
Darren
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From: Huard, Elise - D C&W Consultant
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Sent: 10 May 2002 09:49
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Subject: [scottish] webcam
Hi,
what software would you recommend for webcam under Linux ?
And : may be stupid question : but is the protocol/compression of such
things more or less standard, i.e. : does it matter if the program on the
other side is a different one and runs under windows ? (i don't see my
folks, for instance, starting to use Linux just now)
thanks,
Elise
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