🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks for the pointer. I now realise that there is indeed LOTS of
support for the quickcam. This only means one thing. I will have to
get one and fill the network with more pictures of people sitting at
computers looking at people sitting at computers looking at people
sitting at computers looking at people sitting at computers looking at
people sitting at computers looking at people sitting at computers
looking at ......(you get the idea)

Thanks
Andrew

smilie@jolt.mpx.com.au (Anthony Rumble) wrote:

>Andrew Maxwell (maxwella@usq.edu.au) wrote:
>: > The reflector has to be setup to allow connections from NV from
>: > memory...  You could try running a reflector on your machine
>: > and hooking in with a cu-seeme box to see if that works...
>: 
>: I am really after something like NV that supports the Connectix
>: Quickcam. Linux at the moment only supports the Screen Machine which I
>: have never heard of, have never seen, and most likely cannot afford.
>: Surely it would not be hard to get NV to support the Quickcam. The
>: only prob is that someone would have to obtain the protocol
>: information used.

>Have a look at http://www.infotainment.com.au/nv/

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