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Real-Time Video Streaming
Name: Larry21 Date: March 13, 2005 at 00:38:05 Pacific OS: None yet CPU/Ram: P2 133 64MB RAM (Somethin
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Hi,
I was wondering if there was some sort of software for Linux that would allow one to stream a video feed (either a webcam or from a capture card) onto the web? I assume that the client side would use a Java Applet or something like this in order to be able to place the stream on a web page... There are many pieces of software that do this for Windows, but what about for Linux?
Supposing that there is as of yet no such software available, would a Windows version work just fine using something like CrossOver etc...?
(While I'm on the topic- supposing there is no driver for Linux for a specific device, could it be installed using something like CrossOver?)
Name: 3Dave Date: March 15, 2005 at 07:19:34 Pacific
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I have successfully got some logitech webcam software installed and running under wine but only connecting to a remote webcam. I haven't tried it with a camera connected locally....yet!
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