Yawcam

a.) Motion detection with a area mask I have seen this feature in a program bundled with Creative Webcams and I have used it for testing of the features of it. This is how I experienced it: The masked area that the program was monitoring for movement had a sensitivity adjustment. That adjustment wa...

I would like to transfer several pics to the ftp-server, so that the latest picture is always like "campic.jpg" and the rest of them (second newest and so on) are named like "campic1.jpg", "campic2.jpg" etc. That way I could have a small "library" of older pi...

I miss a feature to pre-set brightness and contrast to the Cam-Image. Do you know, what I mean? Sure I know. :) I think that is a thing you can't implement on Yawcam easily since there are several variations of different webcams available. Drivers are different, too and they are the ones that set t...

It's a good idea. (and it has been brought up before...) This idea is already on my "todo-list", but not on top at the moment. So, you'll have to wait for this function... Another way to solve this problem until Malun makes this feature available is to use the scheduling feature in Window...

Another good Idea from Alex_CH
Thanks! I'll see what I can do...

Yet another feature I've been missing. Malun, your program just keeps on getting better and better...

The file YawApplet_s.jar is not included in Yawcam version 0.2.4! I decided not to make the signed applet anymore.

Oh... Sorry, my mistake.

In that case it's a leftover from the 0.2.3 build (I just upgraded the version).

Another useful information for me. Thanks, Malun.

Hello can anyone tell me where the YawApplet_s.jar is? I can not find it?? It is usually found in C:\Program Files\Yawcam\stream -directory, provided that drive C: is where you installed it. If not, just change the drive letter to the one where you installed Yawcam. If you can't find it there, inst...

I have an IP camera (works fine) working with a builtin server, i forwarded my default IPadress to the ipadress with port on this builtin server from the camera. But when I use another webcam (USB), which run on another intern ipadress with new port, the same default IPadress (which i use for the o...

3. I believe this is impossible, but it would be awesome if the stream could run on port 80 right next to a webserver on that port. Some folks don't have any other port open. I've done my share of sockets programming and can't think of a way to work it but you're probably smarter than me. I suggest...

how can it play on the host computer, but not on a remote computer. The host computer is just a PC with a cable modem, it's not a server or on a network. This sounds like the typical condition nearly every user encounters with Yawcam on a first try (like I did) :wink: In the Yawcam program, look fo...

Hi Malun, A rather interesting thing happened to me today. I wouldn't count this as a bug, but rather as a funny double feature: I made a slight modification to my webcam site from my web server (IIS 6.0). The architecture of this new page is very simple to figure out: Server address:port -> Passwor...

Hmmm! does this mean I'll have to put a link to install Java on the site? If you wish to do so, you can put a link for Java. Streaming doesn't work with Microsoft Java VM and there are no updates for it available anymore. For that reason, WinXP has the old and antiquated version of Microsoft Java V...

Thanks again, Malun! It works like a charm. :D I modified a standard HTTP Error 404 page and replaced the template.html. My web page handles the password check after which it opens the page containig the applet code. Password check is still a feature I'm waiting for. I hope I'll see it implemented s...

Running the applet from a web server of my own is exactly what I was having in mind. I have problems getting the stream through, probably due to a port forwarding issue. :? If I force my IP address, both applets, the unsigned and signed versions, refuse to work through my web server (The site index ...

First of all I'd wish to thank you, Malun, for one of the most useful webcam software I've ever encountered. After using it for several months now, I have a suggestion for the next release of Yawcam: For the built-in webserver, it would be nice, if you could add a simple username/password protection...