Webcam32 -- Getting Started


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Webcam32 -- Getting Started

I've got Webcam32, but now what do I do?

Webcam32 offers many different methods for putting your webcam images to a viewable place. Here is a collection of links to helpful pages, each contains useful information on getting started with the different Webcam32 methods of publishing your images.

Getting your images up to the web:
- FTP Tutorial
  FTP is the best thing to start out with for your webcam. The benefits of FTP are: ease of use, and will work with any connection speed. The down side of FTP is the lower framerate.
- JavacamPush
  JavacamPush is a Java Applet which allows streaming (live video) to be displayed through Webcam32. It is easy to set up, and can provide a quick "live" video stream on a fast enough connection.
- Image Pull
  Image Pull is a non-Java method of getting live video onto your webpage. It's advantages are a non-Java interface, and live video. Disadvantages are a higher level of webpage knowledge required to implement it.
Miscellaneous Topics
- IP Upload
  IP Upload is for people who have a Dynamic IP address. Most people with dial-up connections, and some DSL lines have dynamic IP addresses.
Help!
- Surveyor's Help Wizard
  Surveyor's Help Wizard contains information that can help guide you through many of the most common problems.
- Webcam32 UBB
  The UBB is a bulletin board we've established as a means for getting information from other Webcam32 users. Share your successes with a group of people interested in webcams, just like you!