Yawcam

I'm not familiar with either window's firewall nor norton's... but my guess would be that Norton will have much more nice settings

/malun

Murdock wrote:But i've think also if my Win XP firewall as something to do with my problem?

It sure can... What rules have you added to your firewall?
You will have to open up for incomming TCP-traffic on port 8081 to get to work.

/malun

I really can't figure out how you are connected to the Internet. It looks like you are sitting behind a router... and maybe you are, but this router might be located at your Internet Service Provider. Have you ever been able to run any services, like an ftp server for example, on your computer? Mayb...

is any problem if the http://localhost:8081/ , dosent work :?: Nope, sorry for that... Apparently localhost never will work with the applet. My mistake. But there still is something that strange... Have you tested if anyone else can see you on: http://81.193.228.120:8081/ ? This address doesn't wor...

As usual I'm a bit confused :wink: ...but let's test one thing: 1) Uncheck "advanced" so that you don't force a public ip. 2) Now try the address http://localhost:8081/ in your browser. 3) Also try http://169.254.18.65:8081/ in your browser. Can you see yourself on any of the two addresses...

I'm sorry, but I still don't have any plans on implementing sound in the near future.
One big problem is that I think there will be performence issues when implementing sound in java. So maybe sound isn't so interesting before Yawcam is ported to c++. ...and that will take time.

/malun

Do you use a router? How are you connected to the Internet? What does Yawcam say that the URL will be if you check at the bottom of the stream settings window (settings -> edit settings -> stream) ? Is any problem if i use the the same client to view that ip and to stream my video....(in my pc i do ...

Check the URL printed at the bottom of the stream settings window. If the URL contain an ip address that is reserved to local networks or similar, your current settings will not work over the Internet. Please see the FAQ question: "Why doesn't the stream output work over the Internet?" You...

*updated*

The new things are: .: Changed XML-parser for the settings file. .: Added more text colors. .: Added background colors for text overlays. .: Added logfile printing. .: Added support for saving image arrays. .: Fixed Stream-startup-bug. .: Fixed Ftp-directory-bug. .: Fixed GifEncoder-bug. .: Fixed Ft...

New bug added...

First of all... - Go to the stream panel in the settings and look at the bottom of the window. There you will find two urls. - Start the stream output by pushing the enable button in the main window. - Open a web browser and type the first url you looked up before in the address field of your browse...

If I have to relay port 8081 to the win machine there is not much point of streaming it over apache's port 80 of my webserver. I agree. The problem is that you always need one port open to the "Yawcam-computer" be able to stream video. I can never send the video stream via the apache soft...

I checked the signed_example.html and now sees that I have written: <param name="Host" value="_Computer_where_you_run_yawcam_"> This is not quite correct. Sorry for that! The host value should instead contain the public address to the computer where you run Yawcam. I'll try to re...

Disabling the stream from auto-start has also made the problem of starting the programme from a different account disappear I'm just getting more and more confused... But if it works then it's great! I'm just hoping the bug-fix I've made in the coming version will solve this problem too. So that th...