WebcamServer Files

Tool to remotely activate a camera and capture images up on GET-reques

Status: Beta

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Name	Modified	Size
WebcamServer_win32_v0.5.2.zip	2017-09-16	21.8 MB
WebcamServer_win32_v0.3.1.0.zip	2017-09-09	21.8 MB
Totals: 2 Items		43.5 MB

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