IP/Network Camera Support ?

Hello All
Could anyone please tell me whether Flash player supports IP
/ Network based cameras ? I have been trying to configure but I
couldn't find any other API other than Camera.get().
Is there any other way of configuring such cameras ? Does
future release of Flash support IP based cameras?
Please share your thoughts on this.
Many thanks,
-Sakthik

There was a discussion about this over on Flashcomguru not so
long ago. What you need is an IP camera with an embedded webserver
and the FLash VM. The FLash VM can act as a Flash client, which
would allow you to make the netconnection.
If you hppen to find an appropriately equipped IP cam, please
post about it here. I"m, sure there's others who'd like to know
about it.

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I have airport extreme and just purchased a D-Link DCS-932L home network camera. D-Link says I need UpNp but the extreme doesn't support this. Can I use port mapping? if so anyone know how to set that up? thanks

Since the D-Link DCS-932L is accessible on the local network via a web browser, you should be able to access this camera from the Internet if your router has a publically accessible Public IP address. If your ISP provides you with a dynamic Public IP address, you may want to use a DDNS service to make it easier for you to locate your camera whenever your ISP changes your IP address.
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Select Manual Setup.
Verify that Connection Sharing = Share a public IP address is selected on the Internet > Internet Connection tab.
Select Advanced, and then, select the Port Mapping tab.
Click the plus sign to add a new port mapping.
For Service, leave the default; this will change to "Custom" once you start entering port values.
In the Public UDP Port(s) and Public TCP Port(s) boxes, type in a 4-digit port number (e.g., 8888) that you choose. In the Private IP Address box, type the internal IP address of your camera. In the Private UDP Port(s) and Private TCP Port(s) boxes, enter the appropriate port values that should have been provided to you by the camera manufacturer. Click Continue.
In the Description box, type a descriptive name like "Internet Camera Access," and then, click Done.
Click on Update.
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please help me i have a cabin in the mountains that is off the grid... and i use solar power... i have my internet access via wifi and an antenna... it goes to a d-link router in my electric room then from there via a cat 5 cable to a apple airport extreme base station... and i would like to plug the camera into the base station via a cat 5 cable....
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When accessing the camera from a remote location you will need to open a browser and type in the internet IP address of your network (not the ip address of the camera) and the port into a web browser. The address and port will need to be typed in like this:
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can anyone please help me?

i can not thank you enough for taking the time time to help me!!! i really appreciate it.... i have done the set up with the d link router and am now trying to access the camera from the web.... but i am having trouble logging in and finding it? i am not sure what ip address to enter into my web browser? i think that i need to add the ip addresss folllowed by a forward slash and then the port # 80.... but what ip address should i add? in the device info part of the d link router i have found a number of ip address's... but none of them seem to work? what am i doing wrong? or not doing? my apple base station is set up in the bridge mode with a password to protect it...
thanks again...
josh

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Need to create a simple application so that I can contact my network camera. I have the API provided by Axis Communications. The camera supports HTTP 1.0, and the specific syntax for requesting an image is : "http://myserver/jpg/image.jpg". Need to request the image from Java, storing it before converting it to RGB.
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You'll need to install the Java Media Framework (JMF) and register a custom plugin to handle the HTTP-based MJPEG stream from these cameras. I've written a library that uses the Axis API v1.1, but I'm not sure if it will work with your specific camera since you don't list a model number.
Check it out here:
http://jipcam.sourceforge.net
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Linksys Cisco WVC210 Network Camera - Problem

Hello Cisco Members,
I have problem with one Linksys Cisco WVC210 Network Camera.
When I Power ON, the PowerLED blinking, other 3 GreenLED light and on LCD Display have nothing.
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Router with DHCP, this camera can not take IP Address... I do not understand where is a problem with
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I write here to get a fix of this problem.
Regards,
Vivendi

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Network Camera in Flash

Hi,
Network camera streams MJPEG which flash cant read.
I tried with socket connection to connect to inbuilt server of the network camera, but no success
Any help is appreciated.

Hi,
Back in the day you could use an Add-on called iUSBCam for iChat (and other apps)
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Port Forwarding For Network Cameras On Infinity

Basically if you have network cameras and want to access them remotely with BT Infinity, get rid of your BT Home Hub 3!
Whatever configuration they have inside for their infinity setup, the ports you open for your cameras will never be accessible. I was aware of this before the installation from reading about it online but these were old posts and hoped this problem may have been resolved by now.
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zontarh wrote:
I have 5 ip cameras set up with ip addresses ranging from ending in 40 - 239 which all work fine with my Trendnet router on infinity but I'll change one of the cameras to end in 15 and see if that makes any difference on the HH3. Some people have had success using a DVR with the DMZ setting so I tried this with one camera and it failed but even if that had worked there would be nowhere else for the other 4 cameras cause DMZ only allows 1 device. The BT ad calling their home hub "that bad boy over there" is total b**llox
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HP Network Devices Support service will not start

Product: HP Photosmart Premium All-in-one (C309g)
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When running the "Add Device" portion of set up to add the printer to my PC so it can be accessed wirelessly this pops up in the back ground: "The specified service does not exist as an installed service."
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I've used Revo Uninstaller to do my uninstalls and I've run CCleaner after all the apps are gone from the program list.
I've read somewhere that this is related to the "HP Network Devices Support" service.
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When I try to start this service I get this: "Windows could not start the HP Network Devices Support service on local computer Error 2: They system could not find the file specified"
Somethings that have been done on this machine recently, i'm not sure when the Printer problem started...
Installed Quicken 2013
Installed iTunes
Changed my home network from Public to private on this machine so I could set up some media servers.
I've check through all the quarantined files of my antivirus and there didn't seem to be any HP files in there.
I'm hoping my issue is in fact this service, and somehow replacing the missing file its refferencing will fix it all.
My next step is to uninstall everything again, and make sure that service drops out of the list too, then reinstall from HP download.
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I would suggest using the software scrubber built into the install to clean everything out. The steps below will walk you through it. Before doing step 10 from a CD or step 15 from a download, check the both program files folder to make sure that the HP folders get deleted.
From original printer installation CD:
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2. Open My Computer, and then right click on the CD drive and chose open
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Panasonic network cameras no longer work with new versions of Firefox.

I have been viewing my Panasonic Network camera, model BB-HCM381A using Firefox for several years.
Starting with Firefox version 15.0.1 and again with 16.0.1, 16.0.2 and 17.0.1 the browser begins to display the streaming video, but then drops the signal after maybe 20 seconds. Refreshing the page brings back the image for another 20 seconds, and then drops it again.
All previous versions of Firefox before version 15.0.1 worked great. Now I have to use Internet Explorer exclusively. It would be great if you could fix the problem.
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PLZ.

i am not sure about the archive stuff neither am i very good at java. I am just a trainee here and wa given this task. so I went up searching on google, found these sites and then when I wasnt able to run the applet, I researched about running jmf applet. the setting classpath and stuff is given in the jmf website and even an aaplet which tests if jmf is installed on your system. I was just trying to act as one of the users trying to run the application. i was just trying to find an easier way out but guess there isn't.
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See Java Platform > Java SE 7U45 (JRE Download)
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You need the 32 bit JRE for Firefox.

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