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Topic # 10142 6-Nov-2006 21:45
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Is there any add-on for Pocket IE or Opera 8 Mobile or other which would make it possible to view MPEG4 webcam images over HTTP on i-mate SP3?

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  Reply # 51357 6-Nov-2006 21:51
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Not for PIE or Opera... But have you tried an independent player, such as The Core Pocket Media Player?




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  Reply # 51376 6-Nov-2006 23:36
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freitasm: ... But have you tried an independent player, ...


No haven't tried an independent player - thanks for the pointer; webcam page has control buttons so not sure how an independent player would react to those.

Have just absorbed that webcam also has "snapshot" mode. Controllable from Smartphone/Opera & snapshots are successfully displayed by Smartphone/Opera.

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