What I understand it is very easy to stream webcam from linux with VLC
for some years ago I did try streaming with movie to another VLC and it works but now I like to stream to a page
The problem is that most of the guide I have found use a old VLC and the new one is a little diffrent so I have never
get it to work.
I can play local the webcam but that all.
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Stream to a page?
Are you behind a router? Then you need to configure it to forward the data. http://portforward.com/
yes to a embed mediaplayer or flash.
I have not even get it to work on my Local LAN so I don't think it is the router problem yet.
the Linux har a webcam
it also have a apache server install and on that webserver I like to have page that people can see the webcam
You need a flash server application also. I don't know anything for linux. I have just used wowza in windows with vlc and it works fine, see http://www.wowzamedia.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1350 .
nice but I can even use a embed mediaplayer like Microsoft Media Player
I just like to show something in realtime on a page.
Are you following the VLC wizard and outputting asf with wmv(see http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic....221466#p221466 ) ? Then embed http://wiki.videolan.org/Simple_Stream_VLC_to_Website
yes I have follow the wizard but I have no idea how to see if it works.
Going to try again tomorrow I think.
Have already try in 3 hour today.
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