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PHP Webcam Video Recorder
Setup web based cam video recording with any php script or cms.
The VideoWhisper Video Recorder allows site users to record webcam videos easily from website pages, including high definition recordings. This can be use on various sites to implement online features like: + video sharing, on demand video content + video messaging, video email + video content on member profiles, video teasers, video questionnaires + video comments for online posts and items, video discussions, video forums Video Recorder application key features + 100% web based... -
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STANTOR
Scada for Home Automation
Stantor is a SCADA for home automation/domotic project. It drives : k8061-K8055(USB), K8000(I2C), Arduino Mega and Uno, X10, 1-Wire, electricity meters, Webcam (motion), infrared remote controls. It uses WEB browser, smartphone, xHTML, SOAP, Websocket, HTML5 Apache, mySQL, PHP, javascript and Ajax. Stantor allows control of electrical equipments like boilers, shutters, lamps, pumps, etc...connected to the 220V/110 VAC. Gathering information of various kinds such as temperature, light,... -
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A free WebCam image refresh/viewer program made in Flash ActionScript. A quick alternative and replacement to the now obsolete: AnfyCam, NetworkCam16, JavaCam, and other applet-based viewers that stopped working because of a JavaRE update in mid-2007.
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Flashvid contains two components - a Flash Video Publisher (suitable for recording live webcam video and audio) and a Flash Video Subscriber. They are designed to be integrated into other web sites, rather than to be used inside another Flash Project.
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Oddy web cam server is a multithreaded web server developed to interact through POST requests with a V4L (Video For Linux) webcam. It serves a JPEG image and supports different resolutions.
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A Webcam application, consists of an application that connects to the camera, a Servlet that receives the images, an Applet that displays the video and a simple client for FTP upload.
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KWebSnap is a KDE application that functions kind of like a webcam. It takes a screenshot of your desktop, and uploads it to a specified server using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). It also has a minimal HTTP server so that you can host files right on your
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Using JVigilancia you can use a cheap webcam to remotely watch your home or business. You can instruct the program to perform several actions when movement is detected in the image, even to send you an e-mail at this moment with attached pictures.
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A program that relays a stream of JPGs (simulating video) from a client to a server, and then replicates bandwidth on the server end, making the JPGs available via HTTP. Used when incoming connections aren't possible, ie. wifi hotspots w/ webcam.
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This project is a a basic WebCam, that works with all Video4Linux compatible video devices. Supports streamer from the Xawtv package and Videodog. Have features that makes it usuable as a simple security camera.
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