Hosting activex controller for WVC54GCA

Hi,
Similar issue to my previous thread here: http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Cameras&message.id=10279
My question is:
We are doing the online streaming via our company website by embedding the video.swf into a HTML based pag.
If one was to go to the camera's linksys page and go to "Show Video", it'll come with the prompt to install the activex controller.
If one was to browse to the embedded feed, the install prompt will not show, and WMP (vista x86 WMP11) claims it cannot read the codec. Both issues mean we still have to go to the cam's linksys page and install the controller.
Is there a way we can host the controller ourselves so when people view the embed video on our site, it'll prompt to install?

You can download the cab file from the following link http://YOURcamIP/img/LinksysViewer.cab
But better is I think to embed windows mediaplayer in your page and use the direct video links http://YOURcamIP/img/video.asf or http://YOURcamIP/img/video.mjpeg
Because if you want to use the activeX the people viewing your page will need to fool around with the security settings of the browser to get it installed.
Oops sorry I just reread your post and you already doing the second option. Did you also tried the http://YOURcamIP/img/video.mjpeg
Maurice
Message Edited by maurice118 on 11-18-2009 09:08 AM

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