Yawcam

Hi. The script I used to use looked like this: :yawcam01 echo off cls cd "C:\Program Files\Yawcam-01" "Yawcam.exe" set /a seconds=5 goto :count01 :count01 cls If %seconds%==-1 goto :yawcam02 echo YawCam-01 has been started... echo Starting YawCam-02 in %seconds% seconds... set /a...

How come you don't use any script to auto-update the IP? Or any service like
no-ip? Btw I think the "Force public ip" doesn't exist anymore. (What was that
for anyway?)

A workaround (rather than a solution) would be to have a script running that
would restart yawcam at given intervals. You can do that easily, let's say with
a .bat script.

Hello kaneco. How do you "show" your streams? If the user has to go directly to your stream's address ( http://yourip:8081 ) then you should use yawcam's stream password (from the settings). But if you have your streams as (for example) iframes in your own page (let's say http://mycams.com...

Ah ok then, you got it right.

But if you watch your home from work, you will get charged. Unless your
work is next door from your house & share the same wifi.

First of all you should run "cmd.exe". Then type "cd\" (without the quotes ""). That should get you to C:\. Then type "dir *.txt>xxx.txt" (note that you should have at least one text file in C:\, if not create one). Finally close cmd & go to your C:\ folde...

Or that may happen if he had installed SP2 in Win XP.
Read this from Microsoft...

It looks like in the first rule you redirect all traffic to 8081 & then in the second rule you redirect all traffic to 8082. So, when you visit [url]http://external-ip:xxxx[/url] (xxxx can be any port) your router reads the first rule & redirects you to 8081. It never gets to read the second...

What do you mean "everything freezes"? Doesn't your connection come back
up? Or is your pc that freezes Btw, do you happen to have Win XP SP2?

So, if I got it right, when you visit http://external-ip:8081 & http://external-ip:8082 they both get you to http://internal-ip:8081 ? That sounds like you have redirected the external port 8082 to the internal 8081 (instead of internal 8082). Check again your router's settings. As to password-p...

Just disable the screensaver & switch off the monitor when you are away.
That will solve your freezing problem & save the environment from wasted
electricity!

1-Haven't you done that? Didn't you mention in 2- that you visit both cameras at 8081 & 8082? 2-To view the cameras locally try http://localhost:8081 & http://localhost:8082 . As to the "Filtergraph" error, maybe this thread can help? 3-To protect your streams with password, open y...

grar wrote:I though that I could have invited you when you said
you started a dropbox account but I was late then!

& I found that out afterwards. I checked /free too & I got some more, tnx.
Anyway, how did you do with your script? Did it work for Sάbato?

I used to have 4 USB cameras too, with a looot of cables. :P But they weren't very stable, so I switched them to those that they use in CCTVs (with RCA connections & a quad splitter) & everything is fine now. Well, most of the times. Sometimes yawcam freezes for no apparent reason but if I r...