Dale A Cook wrote:
> Duncan Way wrote:
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>>On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 12:34:02 -0500, Dale a Cook wrote:
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>>>>Is anyone using one that works all the time? 
>>>>I want to use one for an internet video phone type
application (connect to XP).
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>>^^^^Wincrap???
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>>I use Warp, my sister uses Windows XP.  Read "connect to XP".
>>Thanks for your informative reply.
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>>Duncan Way
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>>	Actually,  there is a program called  "CuSeeMe" that may
do the trick for you.  I will do a websearch or two & share the
results!
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Ok, here's my input.

There was once a program called CUSEEME2 unfortunately it used it's own 
format and is nor compatible with any of the current standards.

There was also a program that worked with a parrallel port attached 
Connectix golfball type camera, which was used during OS/2's 10 years 
celebrations but this required a server that is no longer running, to 
exchange the data between the various participants.

There are capture programs that can capture shots from webcams and then 
add them to a website. This is more a "security camera" one shot say 
every 5 or 10 seconds - something like this ran during Warpstock Europe.

As for a "voice Phone" type of webcam application I have been unable to 
find any currently.

At the moment, I think the best hope we have is to run a Windoze or 
Linsux application in SVista/2 once we have USB passthrough support.

Cheers/2

Ed.


 
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