Re: [cobalt-users] Live streams on a RaQ2

[Ian Johnson <ian@xxxxxxxx>]

check out www.truetech.com
java based real time applet we have used in the past, seems very good.
freeware ver allows 10 simultaneous connections
http://www.em.co.nz/live_video.html for a streamed file off a raq2

Cheers
Ian


"fred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" wrote:
> 
> This looks like the perfect java script for an application I have.
> Please tell me where to get this.
> 
> Fred Taub
> fred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 
> "Yannis M. Lazarou" wrote:
> 
> > I'm using Java based program which captures picture on Win98
> > then transfers the picture to RaQ2. (But every 5 sec....)
> > I'm planning to do AVI transfer to have REAL-TIME movie but
> > I'm so busy now to work for my hobby.
> >
> > http://sv70.tango.co.jp/PET/body.html
> > You can see my small pets swimming....
> >
> > Yannis
> >
> > BTW, this page is in Japanese.
> >
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