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Article #275Re: dial-up remote ccd-video site.
From: Tom Lohdan
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 00:00
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harry wrote: > trying to access, using a pc-modem dial-up, a remote ccd camera > and wondering if any ideas out there...... > systems are currently available but in the $000's.... > could anyone tell me if there are any projects with a similar > nature out there. > converting the analogue signal to digital shouldn't be too hard > but to transmit via phone line at just a reasonable fps would > need some form of compression-decompression format as well > suitable software to be run at the local or monitoring site using > a pentium etc.,etc. You could use a basic 486 computer running cu-seeme, or a more costly option, but smaller, would be a Microplex Neteye, which connects to a Quickcam, with a network (UTP) output into a smaller router, which you could dial into. I would suggest an old 486 notebook with a modem, cost about $400-500. Tom... -- Email Home: wabby@tig.com.au Email Work: lohdan.tom@a2.abc.net.au Voice Mail: 0416 567 189 Web Page: http://crash.tig.com.au/~wabby PGP Key: http://crash.tig.com.au/~wabby/pgp.txt Sydney, Australia - Home of the 2000 Olympic Games __________________________________________________
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