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Thanks alot for your reply. I have understood that it is easier (or less
problematic) to retreive the pictures using the applet, whilst a software
captures and saves the images.

Most webcameras don't come with software such as automatic save and so
forth, besides, it would be better to get around all the legal stuff and
create your own, wouldn't you agree?

Thanks for your help,I will come back whenever I need to do something in
Java again, cause I will write the broadcaster in BCB.

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Richard,
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"Jeff Kish" <jeff.kish@ait-mmii.com> wrote in message
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>
> On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 20:22:24 +0100, "Richard KS"
> <oblivion@lunamorena.net> wrote:
>
> >Greetings.
> >
> >Can anybody of you help me in the matter of creating an web applet that
> >captures images from a webcamera and stores it as a GIF or JPEG?
> >
> >All help, directions and resources and more than appriciated!
> Greetings.
>
> If you want to capture images, it might be easier to use a non
> web-applet, and have the capture program place the pictures somewhere
> where they can be published. You may want to research the cameras a
> bit and find out what interfaces are available for you to work with as
> far as picture capture.. they may come with something that does that
> already, so you would merely need to just point there, or write
> something that publishes /makes available pictures per certain
> criteria.
>
> Say you have a web cam that gets a beach shot every 10 minutes. You
> might want to get just daylight shots or something, and publish just
> those.
>
> Jeff