Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-05-22 Thread tomb18
The epiphzn does not do a very good job getting the svga from the p3 to the
displzy.  Low fps as well s dropped frames.  On the other hand, if you have
a PC with a spare PCIex4slot, the Avermedia HD will capture the P3 display
flawlessly. It also comes with a tutorial on how to stream his video via
flash to a web page.  You can also check out Windows4P3Remote which has a
good description of the process.
73's, VA2FSQ, Tom

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-26 Thread Bob W7KWS
Well, the cheap S-video frame grabber I bought isn't recognized by Skype as a
camera.  In device manager it shows up as a sound, video and game
controller.  

I've heard, off-line, from George reporting that he uses an Epiphan frame
grabber successfully with Skype but there are a wide range of models and
prices ranging from $150 to well over a thousand dollars plus.  George
didn't say which model he's using but the least expensive I've seen is the
vga2usb on eBay at $150.  Unitil I hear from someone who confirms success
with a specific model number in the lower price range I'm going to wait
before spending more on experiments that don't work out.

73,

Bob, W7KWS

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-26 Thread Rick Bates
Web cam + Skype = remote viewing

Sometimes simpler is better.

Rick wa6nhc

-Original Message-
From: Bob W7KWS

Well, the cheap S-video frame grabber I bought isn't recognized by Skype as
a camera.  In device manager it shows up as a sound, video and game
controller.  

I've heard, off-line, from George reporting that he uses an Epiphan frame
grabber successfully with Skype but there are a wide range of models and
prices ranging from $150 to well over a thousand dollars plus.  George
didn't say which model he's using but the least expensive I've seen is the
vga2usb on eBay at $150.  Unitil I hear from someone who confirms success
with a specific model number in the lower price range I'm going to wait
before spending more on experiments that don't work out.

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-26 Thread George Cortez Jr
Give me a couple days I just got my p3 back from mother elecraft  I have 
the vga2usb model...

George NE2I

On Apr 26, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Rick Bates happymooseph...@gmail.com wrote:

 Web cam + Skype = remote viewing
 
 Sometimes simpler is better.
 
 Rick wa6nhc
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Bob W7KWS
 
 Well, the cheap S-video frame grabber I bought isn't recognized by Skype as
 a camera.  In device manager it shows up as a sound, video and game
 controller.  
 
 I've heard, off-line, from George reporting that he uses an Epiphan frame
 grabber successfully with Skype but there are a wide range of models and
 prices ranging from $150 to well over a thousand dollars plus.  George
 didn't say which model he's using but the least expensive I've seen is the
 vga2usb on eBay at $150.  Unitil I hear from someone who confirms success
 with a specific model number in the lower price range I'm going to wait
 before spending more on experiments that don't work out.
 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-22 Thread Bob W7KWS
Since my experiment with my Slingbox didn't work out I looked back through
the replys and remembered that Rick was using a camera pointed at the P3 and
was viewing it using remote login and Skype for audio.  

I'm not sure from that description what software was transporting the video
but logic says I could just as well be Skype for the video and for the
audio.  

I hooked up my HD camera and tried this using Skype for the video and it
looked pretty good so I've ordered an inexpensive S-Video to USB frame
grabber which I hope skype will see as a camera.  I plan to caputre
1280x1024 video, similar to what the P3's SVGA card produces, using the VGA
to S-Video converter I mentioned in my initial post.  That will feed the
frame grabber and if Skype sees it, I should be in business.  I'll report my
results here.

73,

Bob, W7KWS

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-20 Thread VE3GNO Daniel
wow half K$ box...waaay too expensive. Maybe a raspberry pi with a capture usb 
card and a smart linux software will be a decent answer... and can be used on 
both ends and is waaay cheaper.On the other hand the jpg pr mpeg transport is 
eating lots of bandwidth, I am thinking to a flash server/player...why not?
 
VE3GNO Daniel

 


From: Bob W7KWS b...@fullermail.org
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 7:43:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

Well, I got the VGA to S-Video converter today from Amazon and hooked
everything up.  It does a decent job converting 1280x1024 RGB video to
composite and S-Video.  A cable from its RCA output direct to a TV looks
pretty good.

Once I introduce the Slingbox, it all falls apart.  One problem is that my
slingbox classic set for my maximum upload speed of 768 kilobits/sec really
degrades the video just as Daniel predicted it would.  It is still usable
but hard to look at.  The main difficulty is that the Slingbox introduces a
six-second buffer delay.  This just doesn't work for tuning a radio and
watching the results. 

Back to the drawing board.  I see that Grandstream makes a fairly
inexpensive ($120) video server (GXV3501) aimed at the security market.  Has
anyone used one of these who can give input on the buffer delay before I
waste the bucks?  One suggestion has been the Axis servers but they are half
a kilobuck.  A bit rich for this.

I may bring my K3  P3 here and continue using the TS-480 for remote.  I
really miss the P3.

Thanks,

Bob, W7KWS

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-19 Thread Bob W7KWS
Well, I got the VGA to S-Video converter today from Amazon and hooked
everything up.  It does a decent job converting 1280x1024 RGB video to
composite and S-Video.  A cable from its RCA output direct to a TV looks
pretty good.

Once I introduce the Slingbox, it all falls apart.  One problem is that my
slingbox classic set for my maximum upload speed of 768 kilobits/sec really
degrades the video just as Daniel predicted it would.  It is still usable
but hard to look at.  The main difficulty is that the Slingbox introduces a
six-second buffer delay.  This just doesn't work for tuning a radio and
watching the results. 

Back to the drawing board.  I see that Grandstream makes a fairly
inexpensive ($120) video server (GXV3501) aimed at the security market.  Has
anyone used one of these who can give input on the buffer delay before I
waste the bucks?  One suggestion has been the Axis servers but they are half
a kilobuck.  A bit rich for this.

I may bring my K3  P3 here and continue using the TS-480 for remote.  I
really miss the P3.

Thanks,

Bob, W7KWS

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-18 Thread tomb18
My windows for P3 app will work remotely and allow full control of the P3 as
well.


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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-18 Thread Bob W7KWS
Is your P3 for Windows software available and will it operate under WIN 7
x64?

Thanks,

Bob, W7KWS

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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-17 Thread Rick Bates
I took the lazy way out.  

I'm using HRD and a spare laptop in the shack, attached to the K3/P3, using
remote login and Skype for audio.  When I know I'm going to be remote (I'm
QRV in San Diego now) I set the web cam to view both the K3 and P3 displays.
I then use Skype video to 'see' the displays and can zoom and pan as needed.
I don't have control access of the monitor (unless I run a macro from the P3
utility) and it requires bandwidth but this simple and clunky lashup
actually works.  If the bandwidth is limited, I remotely login, 'answer' my
call with audio only and keep the HRD bandwidth low.  

So system (and rig/license) security requires that you're on the allowed
list of logins for remote desktop (just me); that you're on my Skype list
(very few) AND have the HRD remote login info (again, just me).  

So far, so good.

Some days, being nerdy and having toys is a good thing. 

73,
Rick wa6nhc

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From: Bob Fuller

I've been interested in remote control of my station for about ten years now
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Re: [Elecraft] P3, Remote Viewing via the Internet

2012-04-17 Thread Bob Fuller
Rick,

Thanks for the input.  I too use a camera but it's mostly to look for smoke.

Bob, W7KWS

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