tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1052490889475487687.post8107938502824073171..comments2009-12-22T16:22:37.069ZTrumptonnoreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1052490889475487687.post-64003453743460458452009-12-22T16:22:37.069Z2009-12-22T16:22:37.069ZI just ran across the icamview product and found your review very helpful.<br /><br />We&#39;re working on a site called sensr.net for monitoring and archiving cameras. Right now we support ftp uploads from cameras. It seems the icamview could easily integrate with our site. It seems this would help get around the issue you mention about viewing stills. <br /><br />Our with http://sensr.net you can easily view the images from your camera by having it ftp them to our site. You can then view them yourself or share the results with others.Adamhttp://sensr.netnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1052490889475487687.post-12957505202055057272009-08-23T08:35:19.486+01:002009-08-23T08:35:19.486+01:00Hola Ricardo,<br /><br />The web server is proprietary - i.e. written by the hardware manufacturer. The only publicly known commands are listed on the ICamView FAQ - I&#39;ve updated the page to include a link to it. Regards, SteveTrumptonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02091005312300340475noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1052490889475487687.post-6556507101455248412009-08-22T23:41:04.363+01:002009-08-22T23:41:04.363+01:00hello, is very good studio for the HCV91, what web server is bull-it? do you have more commands internals. Sorry for my english.<br />RicardoRicardo Azconahttp://www.tecsegur.com.arnoreply@blogger.com