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    Panasonic Camera Remote Control

    Panasonic Camera Remote Control

    Provides remote video recording with zoom control

    ...Before you start working with this video tool you need to connect your camera to your PC and find out IP address and network mask of the camera. IP address can be derived from the information of your PC's Wi-Fi adapter. This is either DHCP-server IP address or default router for this adapter. You can get this info using command line prompt in console by executing the following commands: ipconfig /all - for Windows (you'll get full info), ip route - for Linux to get the default router IP for your Wi-Fi adapter which is also the camera address.
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    This project develops the Open Source Decoder/Encoder of QR Code (JIS-X-0510, ISO/IEC18004), the 2 dimensional barcode popular in Japan for data exchange. The goal is add QR Code Capability to device with a built-in camera and Java all over the world.
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    This project develops a software for control of digital photo cameras, which offer a serial (RS232 compatible) port for remote control (e.g. Casio QV series).
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    Publish pictures from your digital camera to the web with this easy to use wizard-style Java application. Automatically resize your images and produce a set of HTML pages including index pages with thumbnails, and detailed caption pages for each photo.
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