Si Ballenger
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 Posted:
Wed Oct 13, 2004 8:10 am Post subject:
Re: Help with camerapad and webcam32? |
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If you are behind a router, you might look at the below site for
router setup. Your ISP may also be blocking incomming traffic on
port 80.
On 12 Oct 2004 19:18:15 -0700, Norberto_Rivera@yahoo.com
(Norberto Rivera) wrote:
| Quote: | Changing localhost for the ddns name help a lot but I am still have
problems. that is besides not having the knowledge to fix this
problem.
Lets see:
applet code="JavaCamPush.class"
codebase="http://miracamera.blogdns.com:80/applet"
archive="JavaCamPush.jar" width="320" height="240"><param name="URL"
value="http://miracamera.blogdns.com:80"><param name="cabbase"
value="JavaCamPush.cab"
/applet
In the script above, If I place an 800 number for port to read <param
name="URL" value="http://miracamera.blogdns.com:800"> (I am using 80
and 800) I cannot see the video on the homepage at the pc with the
camera or from outsite my home network. I am able to control camera
from in or outside my home network. If I place a 80 in both location
I can control the camera and I can see the video at the pc with the
camera, another pc on my home network but not from outside.
This is the other example:
applet width="320" height="240"
codebase="http://miracamera.blogdns.com:80/camera"
archive="JavaCamPush.jar" code="JavaCamPush.class"
param name="cabbase" value="JavaCamPush.cab"
param name="URL" value="http://miracamera.blogdns.com:800"
/applet
This one does not work at all.
Help.
PD - This is my camera address:
http://miracamera.blogdns.com:800
I have two more cameras on my network but they are IP cameras: ports
82 and 83. |
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