IP Camera API

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Last Update: 2013-04-10

An Open Source Java API which provides a set of interfaces to
control, manage and use IP video cameras (also called network cameras). The goal is to provide this API as an easy-to-use abstraction layer to use IP cameras in a manufacturer-independent way.

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