Stream live video in internet explorer.

hallo
To stream the live video from webcam in internet explorer in system ( as server) and then sending that output to the (PPC) Pocket PC ( as client ) . in the
PPC also video should stream in internet explorer.
plz suggest me some valuable procedures. any person had tried or done this ,plz send me the sample code.
Very Urgent
thanx.

Hi...
I wanna know if you did it. I'm a studant and I have some interests to learn how can I show a streaming video through internet.
A couple weeks ago I did two applications make message exchanges by sockets.. I think is something like this. But I wanna know how to get de webcam image and transform it in a stream of bytes to send it to another application.. so the socket server must pass that bytes to the applet in Internet Explorer... I think so... xD
C ya.

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