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Broadcasting method: HTTP Server
To show Media Player insert the following code into your web page:
<OBJECT Name="WMP1" WIDTH=320 HEIGHT=325 classid="CLSID:22d6f312-b0f6-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95"
CODEBASE="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=6,0,0,0"
standby="Loading Microsoft Windows Media Player components..." type="application/x-oleobject">
<PARAM NAME="FileName" VALUE="/STREAM.ASX?NAME=1">
<PARAM NAME="ShowControls" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="ShowStatusBar" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="ShowDisplay" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="DefaultFrame" VALUE="Slide">
<PARAM NAME="Autostart" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="DisplaySize" VALUE="0">
<embed type="application/x-mplayer2" pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/download/default.asp"
src="/STREAM.ASX?NAME=1"
Name=WMP1 Autostart=1 ShowControls=1 ShowDisplay=0 ShowStatusBar=1 DefaultFrame="Slide"
width=320 height=325>
</embed>
</OBJECT>
To show Java Applet add the following code to your HTML text:
<APPLET CODE="WebCam_Viewer.class"
WIDTH=640 HEIGHT=480>
<PARAM NAME="COLOR" VALUE="#00FF00">
<PARAM NAME="IMAGE" VALUE="capture0.jpg">
<PARAM NAME="BORDER" VALUE="ON">
</APPLET>
Modify the COLOR parameter according to color of your web page.
Change the IMAGE parameter according to value in the Image Name box in the Internet Setting dialog box.
Broadcasting method: FTP Upload
Insert the following code into your web page to show Java Applet:
<APPLET CODE="WebCam_Viewer.class"
WIDTH=640 HEIGHT=480>
<PARAM NAME="COLOR" VALUE="#00FF00">
<PARAM NAME="IMAGE" VALUE="capture0.jpg">
<PARAM NAME="BORDER" VALUE="ON">
</APPLET>
Modify the COLOR parameter according to color of your web page.
Change the IMAGE parameter according to value in the Image Name box in the Internet Setting dialog box.
Your web page folder must contain the WebCam_Viewer.class file. This file uploads captured images from Web Camera and shows them in Internet browser.
Java Applet Parameters
Java Applet displays captured images up to 20 frames per second. Unfortunately not all Web Browsers support Java Applets, also most of Pocket PCs don't have Java Engine.
| Parameter: |
Description: |
| COLOR |
Defines applet's background color. The color value is a six digit hexadecimal RGB specification preceded by the pound (#) sign. The first two digits indicate the red value, the second two digits indicate the green value, and the last two digits indicate the blue value. The range for each color value is 00 to FF inclusive.
Modify the COLOR parameter according to the color of your web page.
Example:
<!-- red background -->
<PARAM NAME="COLOR" VALUE="#FF0000"> |
| IMAGE |
Defines file name of captured image, which is defined in the Image Name box. See Image Name for more info.
Example:
<PARAM NAME="IMAGE" VALUE="Cam.jpg"> |
| BORDER |
If value is "ON" applet draws frame around image. If value is "OFF", applet just displayes the captured image.
Example:
<PARAM NAME="BORDER" VALUE="OFF"> |
How to create WebCam page with Actual Drawing
In the Actual Drawing program:
Click Container with HTML text from the Insert menu.
Add the following text in the HTML script window.
<APPLET CODE="WebCam_Viewer.class"
WIDTH=640 HEIGHT=480>
<PARAM NAME="COLOR" VALUE="#00FF00">
<PARAM NAME="IMAGE" VALUE="capture0.jpg">
<PARAM NAME="BORDER" VALUE="ON">
</APPLET>
Modify the COLOR parameter according to color of your web page.
Change the IMAGE parameter according to value in the Image Name box in the Internet Setting dialog box.
Displaying Still Images on Web Page
If you don't want to use the Java applet on your web page to display webcam, it is easy to configure your web page to display captured image.
This method doesn't need any special technologies like Java Engine and it works with any Web browser, but frame rate cannot be higher than 1 frame per second.
Use a tag like this to display the image:
<IMG WIDTH=240 HEIGHT=180 SRC="capture0.jpg">
Change the SRC parameter according to value in the Image Name box in the Internet Setting dialog box.
To refresh the image, add a tag like this to the <Head> section of your web page:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="10">
This will cause Internet browser to refresh page every 10 seconds. Specify this value to the same as your broadcasting frame rate and your viewers will see an updated image right away when it has been captured.
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