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By: Michael Rank: Newbie Topics: 0 From: n/a	Added: 07/18/2005 - 02:39 AM Since the program can serve different video sources, could you make the program display all those sources. Maybe clicking on a thumbnail of the various sources will spawn a new window w/ the enlarged video source. Since the camera information is saved, the program could distinguish between a regular webcam and the orbit.
By: SamS Rank: Newbie Topics: 0 From: n/a	Added: 11/09/2005 - 10:37 PM Even being able to run 2 instances of the application with different port settings would make it so you could view 2 cameras at once. Maybe this can be done by installing twice in 2 different directories, I'll give it a try.
By: sse Rank: Forum Addict Topics: 73 From: n/a	Added: 11/09/2005 - 10:44 PM Don't worry - this won't work. Future versions of LogiSphere will support multiple cameras.
By: JarkkoM Rank: Frequent User Topics: 16 From: n/a	Added: 03/15/2006 - 02:07 AM Message has been edited, click here to see original content *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:25 AM]* *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:18 AM]* *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:12 AM]* It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. Maybe there is also some other way to do this, but this way I managed to do it. Sorry, I know that my english is bad. *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:12 AM]* It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. Maybe there is also some other way to do this, but this way I managed to make it work. Sorry, I know that my english is bad. Message has been edited, click here to see original content *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:18 AM]* *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:12 AM]* It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. Maybe there is also some other way to do this, but this way I managed to do it. Sorry, I know that my english is bad. Message has been edited, click here to see original content *Original Message - [03/15/2006 - 02:12 AM]* It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also <body onload="javascript:loadinit();">. There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. It's possible to view two cameras in same page with Logicam. The other picture have to use java applet and the other java script. Add to normal Logisphere java applet page those two srcipts (one in head and one in body) from Logicams java script page, and also onload="javascript:loadinit();" to body tag There is also a little mistake in logicam java script page. "... // adjust here: ----------------------------------- imagewidth=320; imageheight=240; framerate = 10; //at the frame rate set on the server, replace with ...." There was some mistake, but this is how it should be. Then add Logicam server address to beginning of all "current.jpg" in java scripts. For example: newImage.src="http:current.jpg?"+imagesize newImage.src="http://192.168.1.100:8090/current.jpg?"+imagesize where the ip is Logicam server ip and the port is Logicam server port. Now when you load the Logisphere java page there should be also Logicams java script picture. Maybe there is also some other way to do this, but this way I managed to make it work. Sorry, I know that my english is bad.