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The problem is with your wifi camera.<br />
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How will you connect the wifi camera to your Android tablet?<br />
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It might be possible to do what you want if you are using the built-in camera of your tablet.
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The problem is with your wifi camera.

How will you connect the wifi camera to your Android tablet?

It might be possible to do what you want if you are using the built-in camera of your tablet.

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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27650361/Setup-webcam-to-take-photo-every-minute.html" rel="ugc">Setup webcam to take photo every minute</a>.<br />
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I don't even know if this is possible but I would like to automate a WiFi cam to email me a photo from my rooftop at regular intervals - say every half hour. I only want stills and want them emailed to a digital WiFi photo frame. The idea is to enjoy the view that I don't have but avoiding killing the broadband with continuous video streaming. I have heard about yawcam which seems to have this functionality, but appears to be for Windows only.<br />
Thanks
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I had this question after viewing Setup webcam to take photo every minute (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27650361/Setup-webcam-to-take-photo-every-minute.html).

I don't even know if this is possible but I would like to automate a WiFi cam to email me a photo from my rooftop at regular intervals - say every half hour. I only want stills and want them emailed to a digital WiFi photo frame. The idea is to enjoy the view that I don't have but avoiding killing the broadband with continuous video streaming. I have heard about yawcam which seems to have this functionality, but appears to be for Windows only.
Thanks

Automatically capture photos at regular intervals and get them emailed to an email address using an android tablet and a wireless IP camera

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