Network Camera and WebCam Solution?
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Posted by M on June 16, 2007, 6:28 am
Please log in for more thread options does both. I'd like to connect the device to my home (wireless) network through my wireless router (netgear). I'd use the camera as - a 'surveillance' device (either remote web access or email video/ phot snapshots triggered from motion sense) - a traditional webcam (for Windows Live Messenger and Skype) Is there such a beast? | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Bob Day on June 16, 2007, 10:20 am
Please log in for more thread options Depending on the features you want, you could possibly use an ordinary webcam in combination with one of the "wireless USB" products for both. There are many software products that add surveillance features to a webcam. I have a free one (no time limit, no anything) at my website (http://bobday.vze.com), and -- Google is your friend! -- Bob Day | |||||||||||||
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> does both. I'd like to connect the device to my home (wireless)
> network through my wireless router (netgear). I'd use the camera as
> - a 'surveillance' device (either remote web access or email video/
> phot snapshots triggered from motion sense)
> - a traditional webcam (for Windows Live Messenger and Skype)
>
> Is there such a beast?
>