Live! 10-gallon NanoCam!

[OscarBeast]

Take a look. Instead of using webcamxp, I am using windows media encoder and embedding it into a web page. It is nice because it adjusts the size and quality to your connection.

Thought it would be fun to put the webcam my little nano-reef for the day. It will take several (5 - 15) seconds to buffer depending on your connection. You can also right click on the image, go to zoom, and make it full screen! Enjoy.

(It may require you to have windows media player 9 for this to work. I am not 100% sure though. I just downloaded the new version of windows media encoder 9.)

[BigFish]

I had to get media player 9 for it to work. Your tank looks nice but the picture quality is bad. Your true perc clown is really active though. Is this a live cam?

[OscarBeast]

Yes, it is a live cam.

Picture quality is determined by your connection speed. The stream is encoded into 3 different streams. Your settings in windows media player determines which one you get to see.

If you have a fast connection and see a small stream (160x120), you might check the settings in windows media player to see if it is set to 56K Dial-up. :) With a fast connection and the right settings, you should be seeing a 320x240 sized stream at around 9 frames per second.

[phistio]

nice tank...good flow...

and the picture looked fine for me! nice! :wink:

[Zack]

very cool man, nice job :D