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2008-05-28
, 07:38
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#41
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Originally Posted by cLin
When you start the server with motion detection enabled, the server saves the stream when motion is detected. You can playback this stream using the "View stored stream" link. The default location where the stream is saved is the internal memory card root and the file name is gstmjpg.mjpg.
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2008-05-28
, 21:10
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@ Genoa, Italy
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#42
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Yesterday I found a new package meamo-control-service available in application manager after refreshig the package list.
This package adds an icon to control panel that allows to set up which services to run at boot.
This package adds an icon to control panel that allows to set up which services to run at boot.
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2008-05-30
, 01:51
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#43
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Originally Posted by laavu
Does it store multiple streams? Or just the latest?
When you start the server with motion detection enabled, the server saves the stream when motion is detected. You can playback this stream using the "View stored stream" link. The default location where the stream is saved is the internal memory card root and the file name is gstmjpg.mjpg.
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2008-05-30
, 13:57
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#44
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Originally Posted by cLin
Currently it appends everything to the same file.
Does it store multiple streams? Or just the latest?
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2008-05-30
, 15:06
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#45
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If this can work so well, why oh why can't we get a decent N8x0-to-PC webcam chat application!? Skype, RTCOMM...I'm talking to you. Argh! (Or, for those 30Rock fans out there...Blergh!)
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2008-05-30
, 15:20
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#46
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Originally Posted by kepler
What i do is have my e-mail program running while I'm away that auto replies to my request for it's IP address.
You need to do port forwarding for port 80 to your tablet ip address, in this case 182.168.1.149.
Then just access with your browser your ISP IP address and you get access to your tablet from outside world also.
It's a good idea to define a fixed IP address in your private network for your tablet, so the port forwarding rule will be always valid (your private
network may allocate different address to your tablet after some time).
When you get it working please post the port forwarding screen shot as an example for others to lear.
- kepler
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2008-05-30
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#47
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Ahaaa. This is cool. Very cool. Online chat will never be the same!!
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2008-05-31
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@ London
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#48
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I need some help
Ive installed apache amd gtsmjpg and i know my ip adress to type into eplorer but i cant connect to my n810. my n810 and my computer are on the same network. Ive done nothing with apache though becuase i dont know how to use it:
I go to the internet browser and type in: "file:///usr/htdocs/webcam.html" and then i click start camera with motion detection and i get the"file not found" error.
Please tell me what im doing wrong.
Ive installed apache amd gtsmjpg and i know my ip adress to type into eplorer but i cant connect to my n810. my n810 and my computer are on the same network. Ive done nothing with apache though becuase i dont know how to use it:
I go to the internet browser and type in: "file:///usr/htdocs/webcam.html" and then i click start camera with motion detection and i get the"file not found" error.
Please tell me what im doing wrong.
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2008-05-31
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@ Buenos Aires, Argentina
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#49
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You should type in your PC (Firefox if possible) your N810's IP and not the path to the file. I mean:
http://#N810's-ip#/webcam.html
To access the page from your N810 you should access http://localhost/webcam.html
http://#N810's-ip#/webcam.html
To access the page from your N810 you should access http://localhost/webcam.html
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2008-05-31
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@ London
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#50
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I tried that and i get on my computer:
Unable to connect
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at [ip address].
Is there somthing i should be doing with apache on my internet tablet?
The light on the top left hand corner of my internet tablet doesn't glow red to sat that thecamera is being used either, is it supposed to glow?
Unable to connect
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at [ip address].
Is there somthing i should be doing with apache on my internet tablet?
The light on the top left hand corner of my internet tablet doesn't glow red to sat that thecamera is being used either, is it supposed to glow?