raden wrote:
In message , ben
writes
raden wrote:
In message , Andrew
Gabriel writes
In article ,
raden writes:
BTW, has anybody actually managed to get the Grand X Guard
software to work over the internet ?

I can get it working over my home network, I think I have a problem
with the router firewall

I can see it over the internet using VNC, but that's not how it
should be working.


The pre-existing driver I hacked to make work presents
a video4linux interface, so there may already be suitable
applications to squirt this across the internet as an mpeg.

Are you forwarding the port to allow the video through?

No, do I have to ?

I've just enabled the port, I have no idea how to enable it for video

Well you must have a site to upload it to?

Port forwarding is...From the routers internal ip address...To the
destination ip address

so for instance it would look like so..

Internal 192.168.0.0 External 100.67.210.20 ---blouse ip this will then
send the video over the net with the software that came with the camera,
thats why I asked for it to take a decko of setting it up.