Yes and no.

To use the camera you will need to be able to see the camera as a device in Windows. There are programs out there which allow this but you'll need to google for them, I don't know any off the top of my head. It was a popular topic on ustream so there may be a good place to start.

However, it may be just a case of putting the IP address in the camera control video device box - I don't have one to check that but it wouldn't surprise me if DJ has put something in ARC to allow that.

If it's a pan/tilt camera you can also use those functions through ARC if the pan/tilt has an API. You can use the HTTPGet() function to send or receive information to/from the camera. You would need to know the API commands though. I recall seeing an old post about that somewhere on here, a search should bring it up.

Hope that's of some use

Thanks Rich for your prompt response and support as always. Yes , I am using Foscam camera and it has its on web control. I have to digg to check the API functions and details. BR HH

Take a look at this topic It also was the Foscam camera

Thanks Rich it is really useful topic I will start with it and see how it goes . However, I still need to look for a tool to assign the ipcam to a virtual port that EZB can detect and utilize other features BR

If its a jpeg stream, you can paste the URL in the camera device and press enter.

Thx DJ Will check it tomorrow

yes foscam will work,that is what i am using with the HTTPGet() function

I added the Camera and tried to insert the comand : http://IP:port/videostream.asf?user=admin&pwd=Pass

it does not show any video

i am not sure if there is Mpeg stream