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Thread ID: 93374	2008-09-13 23:02:00	How to ftp picture without a PC?	stuffed (1469)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
705077	2008-09-13 23:02:00	Have a web page that ftp a security cam picture to (once a minute) – just use VI on a capture card and a small application called ConquerCam. Ok works fine but would like to use the capture card for another application. Now excuse my ignorance here – what sort of standalone units are there to connect to the network, have VI and can ftp to a web page? Not wanting to spend mega bucks………! Many thanks	stuffed (1469)
705078	2008-09-13 23:18:00	And "VI" shorts for... Video Input? Cheers :)	Renmoo (66)
705079	2008-09-14 00:40:00	Yep Video IN	stuffed (1469)
705080	2008-09-14 00:54:00	Have a web page that ftp a security cam picture to what sort of standalone units ... and can ftp to a web page? Pardon me if I have misquoted your post, but which way is it? Cheers :)	Renmoo (66)
705081	2008-09-14 01:00:00	Pardon me if I have misquoted your post, but which way is it? Cheers :) Try rereading it.	roddy_boy (4115)
705082	2008-09-14 01:17:00	I've come across a couple of IP-connected webcams which do this sort of thing. I think D-Link make one, though it's quite expensive.	somebody (208)
705083	2008-09-14 01:27:00	Have a camera - just need something to ftp a picture with other than a computer. Thanks	stuffed (1469)
705084	2008-09-14 01:56:00	www.trademe.co.nz www.trademe.co.nz	somebody (208)
705085	2008-09-14 02:01:00	Thanks but don't want a DVR or spend anything like that. There must be somthing out there?!	stuffed (1469)
705086	2008-09-14 02:59:00	Thanks but don't want a DVR or spend anything like that. There must be somthing out there?! You will need something which can connect to your camera, capture the image, and do the upload. The closest thing is either a DVR or a camera which has that functionality built in. You might be better off buying a cheap 2nd hand PC for $100 and setting that up to do it.	somebody (208)
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