Hi,
I dont know if this is the correct area to post this question but I'll ask and if it goes nowhere or a moderator sees a better place for it, then so be it. (I've never posted a question here before so I'm not too familiar with how it all works...)
My question is like this: I've search all over the web and can only find something that does *almost* what I'm trying to do.
The goal is to stream from a capture board (basically any video source) onto the net and be able to view the stream via any web browser either using a Java Applet or ActiveX control or something like that. It should also be full motion or truly almost full motion. And the key is that it should be almost real-time. The delay should be literally around 1/2 a second or less! Now I have bumped into services online that claim similar things (for a big fee,) but cant a person do it themselves with software?
The reason that I'm not just accepting the common answer of 'the net is not designed for real-time'... is because if Voice-over-IP is so strong today, then there is surely a method of streaming information at an almost realtime speed.
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions or knows of software... etc. I'd greatly appreciate it.
I dont know how this point system works but it seems that I could probably add points to whoever answers the question over and above what I'm laying out at first... (I'm not going to put too many points because I dont know if this is the right area of Experts-Exchange... maybe I'll have to post it all over again in another area...)
Thanks,
Lenny
PS- Currently the best solution that I have bumped into is called 'YAWCam'. It is not at all full motion, but the 'realtimeness' of it is pretty decent. There are others like it as well that I have downloaded but they didnt match with it all in all (price included- YAWCam doesnt cost any money)
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