You can if there is an IP Camera to DirectShow driver/filter. In the video world, they call the drivers "Filters". It's more like an "adapter" or "interface" which conforms the video to a standard.
Hi,i just got my ez-b in and can't get ip camera to work with DirectShow driver/filter.
I tried a foscam and panasonic bl camera no luck at all.Need to get ip camera to work because computer running ARC is now with robot (using WiFi and 3 miles apart)
I am guessing that your IP cam is not jpeg or mjpeg....that is the case I have with one of mine. Both the programs above can set up a connector/filter/driver whatever you want to call it to bridge the video stream to a detectable video interface within EZB. Both of these have freeware versions but they are limited with what you can do. I am actually considering buying the webcamxp (webcam 7).
the one I have is a FOSCAM and is mjpeg as well. good luck with it...let me know and I can look at how I set mine up....but it did work for me....aside from the watermark......not sure how to get rid of that.
Glad to hear it...was just about to fire up the gear! Awesome....I am not sure how to get the watermark off....I think you have get the PRO version...but I am not sure.
You can if there is an IP Camera to DirectShow driver/filter. In the video world, they call the drivers "Filters". It's more like an "adapter" or "interface" which conforms the video to a standard.
We use DirectShow, because it's fast and accessable. I am not sure, but i think this might be a filter: http://www.webcamxp.com/download.aspx
Don't quote me on that link. Read the product description first
so something like this would could work
Directshow filter
Hi,i just got my ez-b in and can't get ip camera to work with DirectShow driver/filter. I tried a foscam and panasonic bl camera no luck at all.Need to get ip camera to work because computer running ARC is now with robot (using WiFi and 3 miles apart)
Hi Pittom,
Check out one of these:
ManyCam
or
WebcamXP
I am guessing that your IP cam is not jpeg or mjpeg....that is the case I have with one of mine. Both the programs above can set up a connector/filter/driver whatever you want to call it to bridge the video stream to a detectable video interface within EZB. Both of these have freeware versions but they are limited with what you can do. I am actually considering buying the webcamxp (webcam 7).
Good Luck!
v/r
Kevin
they are mjpeg i tried webcamXp,maybe i did not set it up correct i will try them again thanks i'll let u know
@pittom,
the one I have is a FOSCAM and is mjpeg as well. good luck with it...let me know and I can look at how I set mine up....but it did work for me....aside from the watermark......not sure how to get rid of that.
v/r
Kevin
Kevin, need help can't get it to work,tried webcamxp,DirectShow driver/filter with no luck. DirectShow driver/filter i used http://192.168.1.228:228/videostream.cgi?user=admin&pwd=password
and also
http://192.168.1.228:228/videostream.cgi?user=admin&pwd=password"; width"640" height="480"
i get them to work in browser but not ezb. webcamxp (7) shows cam and see the name in ezb but picture wont show up confused
thanks tom(pittom)
I got it to work, got a new router today and it worked thanks for all your help
@Tom,
Glad to hear it...was just about to fire up the gear! Awesome....I am not sure how to get the watermark off....I think you have get the PRO version...but I am not sure.
v/r
Kevin
i don't have any watermark on mine,am using win7 IP Camera [JPEG/MJPEG] DirectShow Filter 4.6.1.2
http://www.webcamxp.com/download.aspx