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Re: Network Camera
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Network Camera
- From: "Pankaj Dhokia" <pankaj@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:20:38 -0000
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> > Have you any more info on the camera's you have ie pictures etc
and
> > price you expect ?
again, sorry for the delay, but here goes (from the manual):
The Mv-Net is a standalone video server to the internet, containing
everything needed to incorporate live colour video to into your web-page
and
broadcast it to others.
...it has all the components needed to connect to the internet built into
the camera unit.
auto-iris
analogue signal available via video-out port (eg to a VCR etc)
based on a 486 CPU
easy setup using supplied wizard
640*480 or 320*240 (NTSC) or 384*288 or 768*576 (PAL) resolution
selectable image compression
can also act as a web-server with 100k(!) of on-board memory
size: 160*84*165mm
weight: 1.5kg
bracket for mounting
modem version extra notes:
the camera can act as a dial-out or a dial-in machine (depending on
configuration)
- dial-out always stays online and re-connects after comms failure
(dial-out not supported by Win95, but OK for Unix and Win NT +)
- dial-in only stays online whilst calling party is online
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