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Hey there Jerry,

I’ve had a look at your page and first off I’d suggest checking the link internally from your LAN side (i.e. the internal IP of the camera) This will eliminate any issues with the Linksys DynDNS service and different ports, and/or pinhole setups between your camera and the intertubes.

I also note that MS appear to have removed the ActiveX plugin from the download address in the code, so you may be better off trying the http://camera address]/img/mjpeg.jpg type addresses also.

To be completly honest, I did give up on these cameras as I found them far to hard to adapt to the needs of users, such as yourself, who want to ‘mashup’ the functionality and adapt them to *their* requirements. Perhaps the community has picked up these cameras and developed a more open firmware by this stage, I’d have to check (and hope )

Good luck, and thanks for visiting!

Rob

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From: K. Jerry Smith [mailto: ]
Sent: Tuesday, 5 August 2008 8:20 a.m.
Subject: Question for Rob: Linksys WVC54GC camera question

Hi, Rob.

I followed your instructions on this page from a few years back, to set up
my Linksys WVC54GC camera

Here’s the resulting page:
http:// /video.html

It looks like it wants to load, but doesn’t and keeps chugging.

Did you ever have/resolve these streaming problems? I’ve tried on Macs and
PCs, and the page looks the same on both.

Thanks for any tips you can provide.

Regards,
Jerry ]]>