Linksys WVC80N Wireless-N in a Webpage

Is there a way that I can embed the video on my web page or through a service like ustream?

Thanks for the reply scrooge.
I actually got it working but copying and pasting the code from the "View Video" page.  I just had to use the full address for the different scripts and adjust the ip address and I've been able to build a nice page around it.
You can view it in action here: http://www.dnconstruct.com
This would be a HUGE selling point for Linksys Cameras if they only focused on making it easier.

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