Hi Brian,
Excellent advice. Thank you.
Some quick points:
I hope to avoid light exposure(s) triggering the
cam(s) by using a light-sensor light bulb (so the
amount of light stays fairly constant). One of the
cams will be in this porch-like area where the front
door is located.
The other cam wi
Hello Ben (and Dan),
!snubbed! :)
What I am hoping for is that in this remote area, the
SW mentioned will only activate the cam(s) when the
next intrusion occurs. Then I will have some photo
evidence and/or a car licence number, etc. If the
police are helpless (as before), I might just splatter
Hello Ben (and Dan),
Of course, I am still living in the "cables and wires"
era. Yes, a wireless cam would require a wireless card
for the 3400. I have a lot of testing to do.
To describe the problem further:
seemingly random break-ins, always at night, at my
country home that trigger the inter
I missed the start of this one, so I might be completely off-target
here, but are you aware of d-link's wireless little video camera
that serves its image to a web-page that it generates? I think even
one version has IR.
no need for a mac at all . . . or your mac could grab from the web-page?
I wrote:
>AFAIK it's not possible to use more than one Quicktime camera
>with any Macintosh, at least not under a classic Mac OS as
>QT can't deal with more than one video source at once.
to which George Mogiljansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
>Thanks for that.
>I should have mentioned that I wi
On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, at 03:49 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:
I should have mentioned that I will be attempting to
use either or both CoolCam and DigitalRadar apps. The
camera(s) will only be activated (I'm hoping) when a
certain set of conditions is met (probably involving
night-time darknes
Hi Dan,
Thanks for that.
I should have mentioned that I will be attempting to
use either or both CoolCam and DigitalRadar apps. The
camera(s) will only be activated (I'm hoping) when a
certain set of conditions is met (probably involving
night-time darkness).
The powerbook will be unattended for
AFAIK it's not possible to use more than one Quicktime camera with any
Macintosh, at least not under a classic Mac OS as QT can't deal with more
than one video source at once.
Dan K
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http://macdan.n3.net/
carracho://dankephoto.dhs.org:9700
hotline://dankephoto.d
I just realized that the 3400 has only one serial
port. Would a port replicator be the solution? Or
maybe a USB to Ethernet adapter (I have a USB web cam
by Kensington) as the second web cam? I think the
problem with those adapters is that there is no power
available for the USB device.
--- George
Hi,
Is it possible to use two Connectix grayscale
QuickCams using one PowerBook?
I'm on a mission to catch some thieves on camera and
using a remote connection
to transfer the evidence. The modem/printer ports
would ports would both be used (if possible) by the
webcams (using motion detection SW)
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