CYBER WEESJE
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hi guys take no credit for this found here
Welcome to my latest project
This time the idea is to use the integrated camera and be able to connect using the web browser of another computer/pda to remotely monitor what is being captured.
I made the reverse project some time ago (webcamXP Mobile) and this one seemed interesting too...
Actually i wasn't able to be able to act as a Web Server when on operator network (gprs, edge, ...) and only got it to work over WiFi network. In case it's needed to be on the operator network you can still use the Motion Detector + FTP upload feature in order to receive the captured images to a ftp server of your choice.
Here are some screenshots:
PDA UI:
Webpage UI:
Pre-requisites:
You need .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and a device with integrated camera.
Notes:
Some settings such as FTP settings can only be modified in tinyCAM.exe.config file and not through the interface of the application.
History:
0.8.0b : Repacked with OpenNetCF[/QUOTE]
0.8.5 :
Added basic authentication (password protection) support
All settings can be edited from the application
Fixed motion sensivity adjustment not working / not saved
Added possibility to select resolution (seems not working on most HTC due to incomplete directshow support)
Possible to view images captured by motion detector through browser
GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
SENIOR ADMIN@AMJ HIT THANKS ON THE WAY OUT0.8.8 :
Code:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=574795Welcome to my latest project
This time the idea is to use the integrated camera and be able to connect using the web browser of another computer/pda to remotely monitor what is being captured.
I made the reverse project some time ago (webcamXP Mobile) and this one seemed interesting too...
Actually i wasn't able to be able to act as a Web Server when on operator network (gprs, edge, ...) and only got it to work over WiFi network. In case it's needed to be on the operator network you can still use the Motion Detector + FTP upload feature in order to receive the captured images to a ftp server of your choice.
Here are some screenshots:
PDA UI:
Webpage UI:
Pre-requisites:
You need .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and a device with integrated camera.
Notes:
Some settings such as FTP settings can only be modified in tinyCAM.exe.config file and not through the interface of the application.
History:
0.8.0b : Repacked with OpenNetCF[/QUOTE]
0.8.5 :
Added basic authentication (password protection) support
All settings can be edited from the application
Fixed motion sensivity adjustment not working / not saved
Added possibility to select resolution (seems not working on most HTC due to incomplete directshow support)
Possible to view images captured by motion detector through browser
GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
SENIOR ADMIN@AMJ HIT THANKS ON THE WAY OUT0.8.8 :
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