Video Streaming on Web Browser from Web Camera

> How to run Web Camera on to the Web Browser

> through JAVA and JMF?

As someone who has written dozens of applets, and

helped debug hundreds of them, I can tell you that

applets are not for beginners.

Whenever I must have an applet that is any more

than completely trivial, I will code it as a combined

application/applet, if only for making testing faster

and easier.

Further, if you have a working application, it can be

'launched from a link', just like an applet, but using

web start.

I suggest you put aside the applet idea for the

moment, and concentrate on doing this in an

application.

When that is working, you can decide whether

to launch it using web start, or embed it as an

applet in a web page.

Here is an example of launching JMF (the

player) using web start.

http://www.javasaver.com/testjs/jmf/#test5

As far as coding for a web cam, a quick Google leads to..

"Here is the source code to JMF Webcam app + saves jpeg"

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=247253

2 notes:

1) I found that URL for the web cam code using

Google. I have never dealt with web cams myself.

2) Normally I ignore threads with no dukes. I am

usually pretty busy, and dukes indicate how

important a thread is - to whoever is asking.

So, if you want to complete this task faster, you might

- search for answers first.

- add dukes to any question, to indicate interest.

HTH

AndrewThompson64a at 2007-7-12 18:10:13 >

haiz. Regarding this issue, webcam is used. Does an IP camera and webcam function similarly in this context?

because Im currently doing a project of Video streaming/ Video surveillance on a web server. and also video surveillance through mobile phone.

i need assistance. please anyone can help me. thanks in advance.

bro_firdausa at 2007-7-12 18:10:13 >