Blue Iris - Set Up Your Own Video Webcasts

Set Up Your Own Video Webcasts

Sample Webcams

Caribou Hills Weather Cam - a narrow-band solution (updated only once each 1/2 hour) for maintaining a queue of images to illustrate weather conditions in Caribous Hills, Alaska.

The WLX Tower Cam - a radio station straddling two states uses Blue Iris to feed two websites with custom-branded images.

http://www.cam-it.org/cms/?Blue_Iris_remote_Demo

Check out this site:
http://scottnetworks.no-ip.org:47624/default.htm

If it doesn't work check this:
http://scottnetworks.no-ip.org:47624/jpegpush.htm

These websites are generated by the Blue Iris software on a normal Windows XP computer connected to the internet.

There is no additional web hosting service needed. You run your own web service. All you need is your cameras, Pentium IV computer, a Blue Iris installation and an internet connection.

Additionally you need a "free" dyndns account.

That's it. Then you can access your camera's live streaming video as well as your recordings from anywhere.

There are a few installations you can find easily by searching "Blue Iris Remote View" on Google.

Be aware that some of that installations do not use the standard port, so they may be blocked by your ISP.

If you want best quality you need to open the link in the internet explorer, and install the ActiveX Media Player of Perspective Software. This is not Spy Software. If you are uncomfortable installing the ActiveX component you can switch to the Java Player, or a jpeg pull site which does not use any plugin at all.
(The last 2 options also work with Firefox and other browsers)

Caution - there are a few camera installations which may not be suitible for minors and accessing from your workplace.

These are private sites and may or may not be running.

My Blue Iris WebCam

Thank you for visiting scottnetworks.no-ip.org:47624

Descriptions and examples of Blue Iris Webcasting technologies:

ActiveX/MPEG	Used on the default home page Very efficient - makes a single request, and then receives a continuous stream of temporally-compressed images. Uses a C++ ActiveX component, which requires DirectX 8 and IE 5.5 or better Browser and user must accept component download and installation
JAVA/JPEG	Uses a Java Applet Makes a single request, and then receives a continuous stream of JPEG images Browser must support and run Java Applets The Java applet must have privileges to access the Internet
JPEG refresh Sized for a Cell Phone	The simplest Uses Java Script to continuously refresh a standard HTTP image Least efficient - each frame is independently requested Major advantage: compatible with virtually all browsers and networking configurations
The Windows Media stream	Full license version only Works only when you have selected Windows Media in the camera's webcasting setup page Efficient stream, but somewhat inefficient CPU utilization Users an embedded Windows Media Player ActiveX object

Caution

You can purchase your registration codes directly from us, DuncansOnline, or from Blue Iris Software.

The price is the same.

We are resellers for Blue Iris.

By purchasing from us you will get faster delivery and our better support. We are around evenings and weekends, usually when you are installing the software, and we provide FREE telephone support WORLDWIDE

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Set Up Your Own Video Webcasts

Sample Webcams

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Set Up Your Own Video Webcasts Sample Webcams

Visit our New DuncansOnline
Store Site

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Store Site

Set Up Your Own Video Webcasts

Sample Webcams